Royal Oak Recycling

312 Mound St Dayton OH 45402 USA

2.6 (15 reviews)

Royal Oak Recycling recycling center in Dayton, OH - View of facility

About This Center

Royal Oak Recycling is a commercial recycling company established in 1935, specializing in helping high-volume clients achieve Landfill-Free, Zero Waste operations through custom recycling programs. They accept materials such as cardboard, office paper, plastics, and metals at their recycling center. The company offers a wide range of services including pickup services, bale route recycling, roll-off containers, secure document shredding, product destruction, drop-off services, consulting, and brokerage. Royal Oak Recycling prides itself on being a flexible partner, providing transparent service, timely payment, and custom recycling solutions. They operate nine facilities across the United States, Canada, and Puerto Rico, offering integrated commercial recycling services with a focus on reliability, transparency, and sustainability. Customers can contact them for a free recycling audit and to discuss tailored waste management solutions.

Materials Accepted and Services Offered

CardboardOffice PaperPlasticsMetalsPickup ServicesBale Route RecyclingRoll-off ContainersSecure Document ShreddingProduct DestructionDrop-off ServicesConsultingBrokerage

Featured Reviews

Quentenius

Quentenius (4/5 stars, a year ago): TRUCKER REVIEW: very small recycling facility. When arriving park on Mound St adjacent to PDSI on your left and walk to office in picture. You'll want to come into the tight yard headfirst to get on the scale (picture). By the time you open your doors they will have the empty weight. Back up and pull to the right onto the street and blindside into yard until you can straighten and see the dock. Easier than it looks. Lady in the office was pleasant and kind to the "newbie". They take 30-40 minutes to load. Expect to be there an hour start to finish if there are no other trucks before you. Could be multiple hours waiting if you hit a busy time since they appear to only load from one bay (typically #2 closest to office).

Ann Onymous

Ann Onymous (2/5 stars, 9 months ago): On the evening of July 3 2024 I’m driving north on I75 from Cincinnati. At a certain point I see lots of pieces of cardboard and paper blowing around on the road for 20+ miles. Finally I catch up and it’s a Royal Oak Recycling truck being towed. I sure hope that you secure most of your loads better than that. The mess left behind was shameful.

stu Hr

stu Hr (1/5 stars, a year ago): -10 do not enter with any type of skirting or crash bar. Huge hole beside the weigh bridge which they won't fill in. Yard poorly laid out and not designed for 53 ft trailers.