Built by veterans.
Run by neighbors.
We served the country. Now we serve Lake Travis.
Kenneth Irwin & Jake Kittner — owners, 620 Recycling Depot
Kenneth Irwin
Serving this community has always been at the heart of everything I do. I grew up right here in Bee Cave, swinging hammers and doing handyman work for neighbors before I was old enough to drive — that's where I first learned what it means to show up for the people around you.
That same drive to serve carried me into the U.S. Army, where I had the honor of serving five years as an Army Ranger stationed in Savannah, Georgia. The discipline, the work ethic, and the commitment to the man next to you — those are values I still carry with me every single day.
After coming home, I took over my family's construction business from my father, specializing in outdoor living areas across the Hill Country. Now I'm partnering with my longtime friend Jake to run 620 Recycling Depot. This isn't just a business to me. It's another way to take care of the place and the people I grew up with — and to keep building something we can be proud of for years to come.
Jake Kittner
I'm a lifelong Austin resident and a proud Lake Travis High School grad. I started my first business at 16, and meeting new people and building real relationships in this community has been my favorite part of the job ever since.
After high school, Kenneth and I spent several years working together in the home improvement industry. When he left to serve in the Army, I kept building — growing a power-washing side hustle into a full-service landscaping and construction company handling licensed installs and large-scale projects across the Hill Country.
When Kenneth came home, reuniting in business felt like the natural next step. Together we launched 620 Recycling Depot to serve the community we grew up in — combining our skills, our work ethic, and our commitment to doing things the right way for our neighbors.
What we stand for
Our customers come first. Always.
Honest pricing. Honest work. Every time.
Recycling done right keeps the Hill Country beautiful.
We're Lake Travis neighbors. We act like it.