Recycling centers in Sheridan, Colorado

iRecycleHere is a green technology company specializing in the recycling, refurbishing, and disposal of used computers and electronic equipment. They offer services such as computer hardware, electronics, and technology equipment recycling, secure data destruction, and IT asset recovery. The company ensures that e-waste is repurposed and kept out of landfills, with on-site data destruction available using shredders capable of destroying various devices. Accepted items include a variety of electronics, while they do not accept tube-style CRT, DLP, or projection TVs. Business pickups are available with fees based on weight and hard drive destruction, and residential pickups have a set fee. iRecycleHere also offers mobile on-site data destruction and has two drop-off locations in Colorado. Additionally, they are currently running a promotion offering free recycling for the month of December, with exceptions for certain items like flat-screen TVs and appliances. Visitors can contact them for more information or to schedule a pickup.

Oxford Recycling processes asphalt and concrete products for the Front Range region. The facility produces recycled aggregate materials and offers a material calculator to estimate project needs.

The Junkluggers of Colorado is a franchise junk removal service serving Sheridan and the Denver metro area. This is a hauling and cleanout company, not an auto parts salvage yard.

**Location:** WMR Denver, CO, with additional locations at 2100 W. Oxford Ave. Englewood, CO 80110. **Services:** Buys non-ferrous and ferrous scrap metal, accepting materials such as aluminum, copper, brass for non-ferrous, and iron, steel, autos metal that sticks to a magnet for ferrous. **Prohibited Materials:** Not specified. **Operating Hours:** Monday to Friday from 8:00 am to 4:30 pm, Saturday from 8:00 am to noon. **How to Sell Your Scrap:** Detailed step-by-step process provided on the website. **Instructions:** For ferrous scrap metal that sticks to a magnet, enter the facility off West Oxford Ave, pull onto the scales for weight check, and proceed to customer parking and office entrance. For non-ferrous scrap metal that does not stick to a magnet, follow the arrow on the building for nonferrous loads, pull into the building, unload, get a pay ticket, and proceed to the cashier's window.