Shoreway Environmental Center in San Carlos pairs a Public Recycling Center with a Transfer Station, and both open through Gate 1 on Shoreway Road. RethinkWaste runs the site, which receives waste and recyclables from the general public, contractors, and franchised collection vehicles serving its member agencies. Trailers haul the consolidated material to Ox Mountain Landfill and to recycling facilities for construction and demolition waste and organics.
The Public Recycling Center takes residential drop-offs of batteries, cardboard, electronics, scrap metal, small appliances, paint, used motor oil, and antifreeze. The Transfer Station takes household and business solid waste, green waste, tires, concrete, clean fill dirt, and mixed demolition debris. Hazardous waste, aerosols, and sealed containers are refused.
Accepts: Batteries, Cardboard, Cell phones, Electronics, Scrap metal, Small appliances, Latex and oil-based paint, Used motor oil and filters, Used antifreeze, Household solid waste, Business solid waste, Green waste and clean wood, Tires, Concrete and asphalt, Clean fill dirt, Mixed demolition debris
Services: Public Recycling Center drop-off · Self-haul transfer station · Scale house with directed unloading · Compost giveaway area · Open seven days a week
What does the Shoreway Public Recycling Center accept?
The Public Recycling Center takes residential batteries, cardboard, cell phones, electronics, scrap metal, small appliances, paint, used motor oil, and used antifreeze for drop-off.
Does Shoreway Environmental Center take construction debris and tires?
Yes. The Transfer Station takes mixed demolition debris, concrete and asphalt, clean fill dirt, and auto and truck tires.