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Re-Matt Inc. Albertas Mattress Recycler Shawn Cable, Director Agenda Company History Mattress Facts Customer Base Mobile Unit Contact Information Questions Company History Re-Matt Inc. was established in 2014 by Shawn Cable.


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Re-Matt Inc.

Alberta’s Mattress Recycler

Shawn Cable, Director

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Agenda

Company History Mattress Facts Customer Base Mobile Unit Contact Information Questions

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Company History

 Re-Matt Inc. was established in 2014 by Shawn Cable.  During a university trip to the Sears Distribution Warehouse, Shawn realized there were no facilities available to dispose of used mattresses.  At this time, the only options in Alberta were to ship mattresses out of province, take to local landfill / transfer sites or to dump illegally.  After this tour, Shawn spent the next several months researching the business of mattress recycling - leading to the birth of Re-Matt.

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Vision and Mission

 “Re-Matt’s Vision is to eliminate all dumping of mattresses in city landfills across Alberta.”  “Re-Matt’s Mission is to provide and promote mattress recycling services to the province of Alberta, while protecting the environment, to provide a clean and healthy future for present and future generations.”

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Municipality Transfer Station

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Re-Matt Warehouse

3234 9th St SE, Calgary

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Mattress Breakdown

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Mattress Breakdown

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Foam

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Wood

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Plastic

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Metal

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Cotton

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Felt Moving Blankets

These felt sheets (5x7 feet) can be used as moving blankets or furniture pads to protect furniture, walls and goods from bumps and scratches.

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Mattress Facts

 Mattresses have a life span of about 10.8 years  Mattresses have a compaction rate 400% less than regular garbage  The average mattress takes up 23 cubic feet of landfill space – larger mattresses are 40 cubic feet  One mattress can take decades to decompose  Across the globe, 70 million mattresses will be discarded in landfills every year

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Advantages of Recycling Mattresses

 Landfill equipment problems, created by mattresses, can be greatly reduced  Landfill space problems, created by mattresses, can also be reduced  Cleaner roadsides, with a reduction in illegal mattress dumping  Saves energy and reduces waste, greenhouse gases, and the use of natural resources

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Advantages of Recycling Mattresses

 Mattresses can be 85% recycled into their raw materials, and then into reusable products  Mattress recycling benefits local businesses who can use the salvaged materials and products  Many communities are no longer accepting used mattresses in landfills, or are charging large fees for disposal

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Commercial Pick-Up

  • Please contact us

directly for pricing and pick-up availability

  • We are flexible and

will tailor our services for all volumes and locations in Alberta and Saskatchewan

  • Used mattresses

must be stored in dry location prior to pick-up

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27,000 Mattresses Recycled

That’s 472,500 pounds of recycled material!

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Re-Matt’s Goals

 Work with Municipalities to create mattress drop-

  • ff areas in landfills

and transfer stations  Eliminate mattress dumping across Alberta and Saskatchewan

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Customer Base

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City of Airdrie Transfer Station

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Negative Impact on Transfer Stations

 Mattresses take up large amounts of space in transfer stations – bulky, resistant to compaction and heavy  High costs of hauling to landfills  High dumping fees at landfills – due to weight and size  Wait time at landfills – wasted use of work and personnel time

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Prospect Human Services

 Prospect helps people who face barriers to employment overcome those obstacles by supporting individual skill development  Impact (Prospect Program) is designed to help people connect to the workforce, and stay there through skill building, practical work experience, direct job placement, and retention assistance  Re-Matt supports local programs like Prospect to employ individuals that strive to be contributors to our company and the City of Calgary

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The Ability Hub

 The Ability Hub works with students and adults with Autism  Every 2 months, High School and post High School programs work with Re-Matt’s staff, learning the job skills and other skills needed to help them join the work force  We have very positive feedback on the program and their students find it to be one of their favorite work experience places!

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Thank You!

Contact Information

Shawn Cable Director 403.921.7751 scable@re-matt.com 3234 9th St. SE Calgary, Alberta T2G 3C3 www.re-matt.com

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Questions?