Household Products Collection Center

1320 E University Dr Tempe AZ 85288 USA

4.3 (18 reviews)

Household Products Collection Center recycling center in Tempe, AZ - View of facility

About This Center

The Household Product Collection Center (HPCC) located at 1320 E. University Drive in Tempe provides residents with options to responsibly dispose of waste not accepted in regular bins, offering items like paint, cleaning supplies, and landscaping materials for free. Open on Wednesdays, Fridays, and Saturdays from 7 a.m. to 1 p.m., the HPCC requires residents to bring a driver's license or utility bill as proof of residency, store waste in the rear of their vehicle in cardboard boxes, and stay in their vehicle while staff unloads items. The facility, serving Tempe and Guadalupe for over 20 years, is dedicated to proper disposal of household hazardous waste, diverting over 6,991,167 pounds of material from landfills and storm drains. For more information, contact via email or phone.

Materials Accepted and Services Offered

PaintCleaning SuppliesLandscaping MaterialsHousehold Hazardous WasteDriver's LicenseUtility BillCardboard BoxesProper Disposal

Featured Reviews

Chase

Chase (5/5 stars, 6 months ago): This place is awesome I've been coming here for a couple of years and it's amazing how many different things that are helpful that I've gotten here and one of the employees Larry came and helped me today when I built a large thing of degreaser. he was really sweet about it and I wanted to mention him specifically

Zachary Myers

Zachary Myers (1/5 stars, a year ago): Don’t come here if you have more than one or two boxes of stuff. I was cleaning out a hoarder house and had a single carload full of used printer cartridges. All completely empty and ready to be recycled. On the phone they said they could take them. When I showed up they accused me of being commercial and not residential despite me showing them my Tempe license and explaining to them that I wasn’t getting paid for this. They told me they didn’t believe me and I had to go somewhere else. Waste of time.

Ted Watts

Ted Watts (5/5 stars, 4 months ago): I have used them to dispose of tainted gasoline and household cleaning products. It is great to have this resource so people aren't tempted to pour things down the drain.