How it Works
We provide affordable and convenient composting services for both residential and commercial needs in Evergreen, Colorado, and nearby mountain towns.
For a monthly fee, you can drop off accepted food scraps each week at our private bin located near the Community Gardens at Buchanan Park. In the spring, we'll notify you when your free, nutrient-rich compost is ready for collection, completing the cycle.
Are you interested in composting for a household or a business?
Household Composting
Join the ESA Community Compost Program by filling out the form below. Once you’ve secured your spot, you’ll receive details via email on acceptable waste, how to compost and the lock combination. Just $15/month with free finished compost for your garden each spring!



Commercial Composting
Join the Commercial Composting Program and turn your business’s food scraps into a powerful resource for the community. Our price-by-volume service makes it easy for restaurants, schools, organizations, and businesses of all sizes to reduce waste, cut landfill emissions, and support healthy local soil.


CONSIDER YOUR VOLUME
We’ll start by estimating your weekly compost volume and then use our pricing chart to determine your monthly fee.
After you receive your registration confirmation, we’ll reach out to collect payment and provide the lock combination and compost information, and share our community agreement.


START COMMERCIAL COMPOSTING
Haul your weekly compost stash to our private, secure dumpster near the Buchanan Community Garden. The drop-off location is always open and accessible via lock. Pick up your free compost at the gardens in May!
Be sure to stay subscribed to our email list to receive updates, like when the lock combination is changed or other news.


Be part of a community-wide initiative to divert food waste from the landfill and reduce GHG emissions.

Receive up to 15 gallons of nutrient-rich finished compost every May from A1 Organics, ideal for gardens or planters and around trees to keep soil moist and reduce erosion.
Why Join?

When organic material is composted instead of sent to a landfill, it becomes a powerful tool in the fight against climate change.
Here are some key reasons composting reduces waste and pollution, builds healthy soil and communities, and supports a thriving circular economy:
Avoids methane emissions from landfills
Builds healthy soils that produce more nutritious food
Helps soils retain water, reducing drought impacts and demand for water
Absorbs atmospheric carbon dioxide, helping to reduce climate impacts
Creates 5X as many jobs as the landfill industry per ton of waste processed


