Recycling center in Las Vegas, NV

Nevada State Recycle

1816 S Industrial Rd Las Vegas NV 89102 USA

4.9 (40 reviews)

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Nevada State Recycle recycling center in Las Vegas, NV - View of facility

About this center

Nevada State Recycle is a Las Vegas approved electronic recycler at 1816 Industrial Road. The facility accepts drop-offs from households, businesses, hotels, and casinos across the Las Vegas valley. Electronics are recycled per EPA standards with no hazardous e-waste sent to landfill.

Materials accepted & services

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Services offered

Electronic waste drop-off recycling
Household e-waste collection
Business and corporate e-waste recycling
Hotel and casino e-waste recycling
Electronic component dismantling and recycling

Areas served

Las Vegas valleyLas Vegas householdsLas Vegas businessesHotels and casinos

Not accepted

Aluminum cansPlastic bottlesBatteries of any kindOil and liquidsHazardous medical waste

Frequently asked questions

What are the drop-off hours?

Monday through Friday 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM. Saturday drop-offs are by appointment only.

Are there fees to drop off electronics?

CRT TVs and monitors cost $20 each to recycle. Rear projection TVs cost $20 each. All other electronic items are free to drop off.

Do you accept batteries or aluminum cans?

No. Nevada State Recycle does not accept batteries of any kind, aluminum cans, plastic bottles, oil, liquids, or hazardous medical waste. Call for a consultation on other materials.

Where is the Las Vegas drop-off location?

1816 Industrial Road Unit 4, Las Vegas, NV 89102. Phone 702-979-1280.

Reviews & pricing

Note: Prices are user-reported and subject to change. Contact the center directly for current rates.

Melissa Norris

3 weeks ago

Google review

I pulled up to drop off a 55 inch TV that was bigger than me. I was not looking forward to getting it out of the car and putting it up on the dock but I opened my door and turned to see a guy in uniform saying "Hi". I opened the trunk and he took it out for me. So happy the TV isn't going to the landfill and really happy there was muscles there!!!

Mark Amari

4 months ago

Google review

This electronics recycling center is great! I had several old computers laptops and phones l don't use anymore and when I came to drop them off one of their employees came to help me unload everything. They were friendly and very helpful I highly recommend

Barbara Greeley

9 months ago

Google review

Keeping batteries out of land fills is a great feeling. This is an amazing company that recycles electronics cords household batteries cardboard and so much more. Basically just have to pull up and someone is there to take your items. Now I need to go through my apartment and see what else is taking up space.

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