TX2 Recycling

TX2 Material Solutions Inc. was created in November of 2015 out of necessity to repurpose used equipment throughout any industrial sector of British Columbia.

For the founders Tony and Tanya, it initially started off as a part time business venture supporting industry by repurposing different types of equipment rescued from demolition projects around the province of British Columbia, Canada.

Tony and Tanya found a void in the supply chain of used equipment and thus the business began, it quickly turned into a full-time venture. With Tanya’s 25 years of business acumen and Tony’s 20 years of Recycling and Demolition experience they ventured into a full-time brick and mortar business and never looked back.

In 2019 TX2 Material Solutions Inc expanded into the recycling industry flying under the banner of TX2 Recycling encompassing Recycling of metal products, repurposing used equipment, and providing demolitions services throughout industry. They continue to grow and expand their footprint across Western Canada

TX2 Material Solutions Inc. was created in November of 2015 out of necessity to repurpose used equipment throughout any industrial sector of British Columbia.

For the founders Tony and Tanya, it initially started off as a part time business venture supporting industry by repurposing different types of equipment rescued from demolition projects around the province of British Columbia, Canada.

Tony and Tanya found a void in the supply chain of used equipment and thus the business began, it quickly turned into a full-time venture. With Tanya’s 25 years of business acumen and Tony’s 20 years of Recycling and Demolition experience they ventured into a full-time brick and mortar business and never looked back.

In 2019 TX2 Material Solutions Inc expanded into the recycling industry flying under the banner of TX2 Recycling encompassing Recycling of metal products, repurposing used equipment, and providing demolitions services throughout industry. They continue to grow and expand their footprint across Western Canada