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Your Yard • Our Farm

Let's End Food Waste
in the Queen City

We turn food scraps into nutrient-rich compost for homes & businesses in greater Charlotte, North Carolina.

Compost at Home
Compost at Work

Let's End Food Waste
in the Queen City

We turn food scraps into nutrient-rich compost for homes & businesses in greater Charlotte, North Carolina.

Compost at Home
Compost at Work

Your Yard • Our Farm

Here's how we make composting easy and clean.

You toss your food scraps into a bin

We regularly collect and empty that bin

We compost it and you get good soil in return

We help both homes and businesses keep compostable waste out of the landfill.

For Your Home

From houses to apartments, and every home in-between, we offer pick-up from your doorstep. We also maintain convenient drop-off stations throughout Charlotte-Mecklenburg.

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For Your Business

We help offices, restaurants, coffee shops, food halls, college campuses, and many other businesses divert their compostable waste from the landfill.

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We love helping our members have a positive impact.

I have composted on my own when I rented a place with a backyard. It is a lot of upkeep to keep it turning, healthy, and regulated. Their services make it easy!

Eko
Residential Member

It's affordable and it takes most of our food waste and turns it back into soil. The bucket never smells and it's small enough to hide away under the sink yet large enough to handle a week's worth of scrap.

Ian
Residential Member

It feels so great to compost all of our food waste and plant based plastics...Crown Town ensures that we are able to do this in a neat, tidy, and on-brand way to keep the QC and Spoons running smooth. We are so fortunate to have them here locally to serve us!

Spoons
Commercial Member

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