Mueller Pallets Waste Wood Drop-off

46349 267th St Hartford SD 57033 USA

4.9 (15 reviews)

Mueller Pallets Waste Wood Drop-off recycling center in Hartford, SD - View of facility

About This Center

The recycling center offers a wide range of services, including drop-off locations for various recyclable materials such as paper, cardboard, glass, plastic, and metal. They also provide pick-up services for large items like appliances and electronics. Visitors are encouraged to separate their recyclables before dropping them off to expedite the process. The center does not accept hazardous materials, such as chemicals, batteries, or paint. Additionally, they have specific guidelines for items like tires and mattresses, which require additional fees for disposal. Overall, the recycling center aims to make recycling convenient and accessible for the community while promoting environmental sustainability.

Materials Accepted and Services Offered

CardboardGlassPlasticMetalAppliancesElectronicsHazardous MaterialsTiresMattressesDrop-off LocationsPick-up Services

Featured Reviews

Reilly Licha

Reilly Licha (5/5 stars, a year ago): Great FREE way to get rid of all the branches that fall off my trees each year. And you know they're putting the wood to good use! I do recommend being careful on rainy days as the location can get a bit muddy but as this is a free drop off for branches this is a wonderful service for the city.

Dan Everetts

Dan Everetts (5/5 stars, a year ago): Great place to drop off tree's and branches been going there for 18 years and it's free !! Hope the city gives them a permit for there driveway at the new location soon. The City of Sioux Falls uses the dropoff site for there wood disposal.

Peggy Shlanta

Peggy Shlanta (5/5 stars, 5 years ago): Quick free and painless. Drive up anytime they're open and drop off your branches. Please note b employees try to keep the drop off areas in good condition. However they are driving heavy machinery over dirt and mud. The facility often has deep breaths and mud puddles. I've dropped off in a minivan before but I'm much happier wearing sturdy shoes and driving my husband's truck.