The leading manufacturer of
Organic Compost and Soil Products
on Long Island for over 50 Years
Long Island Compost has been the region’s premier organics recycling facility for more than 30 years. Each year, the company recycles hundreds of thousands of tons of leaves, grass clippings, and other landscape materials generated across Long Island. We take this material in from over 2,000 landscaping customers in both Nassau and Suffolk Counties each year and process them to manufacture garden products that we then sell back into the marketplace. This provides an environmentally sound, 360-degree solution to the region’s organic yard waste problems.
Long Island Compost was founded in the early 1990s by Charles Vigliotti and his brothers, Arnold and Dominick, following nearly two decades of operating their carting business, Vigliotti Bros. Carting Corporation, established in 1976. Today, the company remains family-owned and is led by Charles along with his daughter, Gia Vigliotti-Barone, and Charles Barone as partners.
In 2016, Long Island Compost entered a partnership with Scotts Miracle-Gro, paving the way to work together in the retail market, with Long Island Compost providing material and real estate, and Scotts distributing product and marketing to garden centers throughout the Northeast.
We pride ourselves on our high-quality control standards, our OMRI certifications, our successful engineered soil frontline projects, and creating a top tier recycling standard on Long Island and beyond. We own and operate the busiest yard waste transfer station at our Westbury site where we handle logistics of processing and trucking the raw materials to our various farm sites and manufacturing site in Yaphank NY. No one provides organic waste solutions to the landscaping industry on Long Island the way we do.
Leadership

Charles Vigliotti
Founder & CEO

Gia Vigliotti-Barone
President

Charles Barone
Chief Operating Officer

50+ Years of Innovation
Charles Vigliotti was the first to recognize the potential for yard waste to be recycled into something environmentally and economically beneficial for the Long Island Region.
Long Island Compost has repurposed over 10 million tons of organic yard waste.
Prior to the founding of Long Island Compost, yard waste and landscape debris was looked upon as waste suitable only for disposal in a landfill. Today, our Westbury facility is one of the busiest transfer stations in the nation servicing landscapers and surrounding communities and reducing landfill waste and transforming organic landscape debris into productive organic materials.
Our Commitment extends to the community when it needs us most.
Long Island Compost has been repeatedly recognized by homeland security as an essential business during natural disasters after our work during superstorm sandy and the diligent recycling efforts we made to keep our doors open 24/7, not increasing pricing during this time of need, and getting debris off the streets with an impactful solution.
Services and Expertise
More than 2,000 landscaping companies drop off organic materials at Long Island Compost facilities, which are then transformed into compost and harvested. These mixtures are manufactured into more than 5 million bags of soil products, which are then distributed to hundreds of local garden and home centers, eliminating the need for trucking, yet another environmental benefit.
Their areas of expertise include the following services:
- Seed and Sod
- Pits and Beds
- Horticultural Mixes
- Hydro Planting
- Parks Department Mixes
- Bio-Retention
- Enriched Topsoil
- Black Gold
- Organic Compost
- Natural Mulch
- Dyed Mulch
- Topsoil
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Scotts Miracle Gro Partnership
Long Island Compost is the exclusive supplier of soils and mulches in every single Scotts bag sold on Long Island.
Long Island Compost , through a partnership with Scotts Miracle-Gro, manufactures organic compost, soil and mulch for distribution at local retail outlets, as well as wholesale distributors, using organic ingredients and virgin forest materials, which help to maintain a healthy environment. Available lines of soil also include the LIC brand, as well as Hamptons Estate and Great Gardens.