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10 locations in 10 cities.
Drop-off sites for car batteries, household batteries, and rechargeable lithium-ion batteries. Hours, fees, and accepted items change, so confirm with the facility before you go.
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YMCA Thrift Shop Electronics Recycling
1000 N. Main St
The YMCA Thrift Shop on North Main Street in Blacksburg doubles as a drop-off point for electronics, rechargeable batteries, CFL bulbs, and ink jet cartridges. Electronics, working or not, go to the Thrift Shop dock during business hours, and televisions are accepted from Montgomery County residents only. Batteries, bulbs, and cartridges go to the recycling station in the lobby, a Town of Blacksburg installation. Each item is bagged individually, and the shop supplies bags and tape. Single-use alkaline batteries stay out because they belong in household trash, and stained or unusable textiles are turned away. Gently used clothing, books, housewares, blankets, and toys are donated at the same dock.
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Auto Recyclers LLC
1400 Sycamore Avenue
540-261-9991
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Auto Recyclers LLC is headquartered at its Buena Vista recycling center on Sycamore Avenue, with a second center in Winchester that handles auto-related materials and metals. Buena Vista takes the longer list: copper, brass, aluminum, lead, and wire of every type (insulated, coated, household, bare), plus lead, small-equipment, and rechargeable batteries. Auto parts include cores, alternators, transmissions, factory converters, and transfer cases, along with radiators, thermostats, small engines, computers, cardboard, fiber, and books. Complete cars, mattresses, household batteries, Styrofoam, garbage, and tires without aluminum rims are turned away. Old iron bathtubs are welcome at both locations, and the price paid for material changes daily.
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Ivy Solid Waste & Recycling Center
4576 Dick Woods Road
434-977-2970
Mon-Sat 7:30 AM - 4:00 PM · Sun Closed
The Ivy Solid Waste & Recycling Center is at 4576 Dick Woods Road, Charlottesville, VA. It offers a range of waste disposal and recycling services for residents and businesses in the area.
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Belvoir Salvage
11354 Sperryville Pike
703-819-8343
Free junk vehicle removal anchors Belvoir Salvage, a family-owned and operated yard at 11354 Sperryville Pike in Culpeper with more than three decades in the recycling industry. Cars, trucks, farm equipment, construction machinery, trailers, and small metal sheds are hauled off, and vehicles without titles are accepted. Every vehicle is reported to the DMV, and a valid ID is required at pickup. The sedans, coupes, pickups, big trucks, and vans cycling through the yard supply the used parts inventory. Belvoir also recycles lead-acid batteries, catalytic converters, safes, tools, and siding, serves Northern and Central Virginia, and is open Monday through Saturday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
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Belman Road Convenience Center
1200 Belman Road
540-658-5279
Mon-Fri 8am-4pm; Sat-Sun 8am-3pm
Belman Road Convenience Center is the R-Board drop-off site at 1200 Belman Road for City of Fredericksburg and Stafford County residents, who recycle here free. Single-stream bins take plastic bottles and jugs #1 and #2, aluminum and steel cans, glass bottles and jars, paper, flattened cardboard, and food and beverage cartons. The site also collects scrap metal, appliances, small engines, rechargeable and automotive batteries, cooking oil, plastic bags, and textiles including clothing, shoes, and suitcases. Motor oil, transmission fluid, and antifreeze are capped at five gallons each per resident per day. Electronics are limited to cell phones, computer towers, tablets, laptops, and printers, with no TVs or CRT monitors. Latex paint and mattresses go to the Regional Landfill instead. Yard waste is grass, leaves, brush, and limbs up to four inches thick and eight feet long.
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Virginia Scrap
2405 James Madison Hwy
571.261.2525
Monday to Friday 8:30am to 4:30pm, Saturday 8:30am to 1:00pm
Virginia Scrap runs a working metal yard in Haymarket on James Madison Highway, with a second yard in Leesburg. It buys copper, brass, aluminum, lead, stainless steel, and steel in forms from insulated wire and radiators to auto batteries, water heaters, rebar, and structural steel, and it takes electric motors, alternators, starters, and sealed units for their copper content. HVAC, plumbing, repair, and body-shop crews drive in to sell. Large volumes move through roll-off containers placed on the customer's property, from one box to twenty, with free pickup offered by call. Commercial and industrial accounts also get mobile pickup. Hours run Monday through Friday, 7 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
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Virginia Scrap
229 Depot Ct SE
571.261.2525
Monday to Friday 8:30am to 4:30pm, Saturday 8:30am to 1:00pm
Virginia Scrap runs a full-service, working metal recycling yard on Depot Court in Leesburg, with a second yard in Haymarket. The yard buys aluminum, brass, copper, lead, stainless steel, and steel in forms that run from insulated aluminum wire, aluminum wheels, and copper tubing to auto batteries, cast iron, water heaters, and rebar, plus copper-bearing items such as electric motors, alternators, and starters. Drive-in facilities serve HVAC, plumbing, and body shop contractors, and household scrap is welcome. Roll-off containers go to job sites one at a time or twenty at a time, and free pickup is available by arrangement. Steel containers are priced by material type, travel distance, and market conditions. Construction debris containers carry one set price covering delivery, pickup, and disposal of the first 3 tons.
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Bryant's Used Auto Parts
718 Virginia Avenue
(757) 393-1708
Bryant's Used Auto Parts runs a self-service salvage yard on Virginia Avenue in Portsmouth where entry is free and customers pull their own parts. Staff will pull a part for customers who prefer it, and finished parts wait on the shelf. Used batteries are a stocked item, parts carry a 30 day warranty, and the yard promises to beat any competitor's prices. The last Saturday of each month is half off. A second Bryant's yard operates in Suffolk, and Sunday visits at Portsmouth are by appointment.
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Bryant's Used Auto Parts
1327 Portsmouth Blvd
757-539-8888
Parts sit on the shelf for counter sales, and a self-service yard lets customers pull their own at Bryant's Used Auto Parts on Portsmouth Boulevard in Suffolk. Entry to the yard is free, every part carries a 30-day warranty, and used batteries are stocked. A half-off sale runs on the last Saturday of each month. Customers search parts one at a time, in multi-part lists, or by image, in English or Spanish, and Bryant's also buys cars. A second location operates at 718 Virginia Avenue in Portsmouth. The Suffolk yard is open Monday through Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Saturday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., with Sunday visits by appointment.
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Advance Auto Parts #2260
640 N Main St
(540) 459-2641
Advance Auto Parts store #2260 in Woodstock lists battery recycling and in-store recycling for motor oil, gear oil, power steering fluid, hydraulic fluid and transmission fluid.
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