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See My Car's OfferServices: Plastic scrap buying · Plastic shredding and washing · Free scrap pickup for collision centers · Post-industrial waste collection · FIBC bulk bag sales
Accepts: Polypropylene (PP) scrap, Polyethylene (PE HDPE) scrap, Car bumpers and fuel tanks, Pallets boxes and totes, Pipes and barrels, HDPE bottles
971 Baker Ave Jacksonville FL 32209 USA
AAction Recycling Corporation on Baker Avenue in Jacksonville accepts scrap metals of all types and concrete from homeowners, contractors, part-time scrappers, and commercial or industrial clients. The facility provides roll-off dumpster rentals, from single-day to open-ended periods, for metals, concrete, and general waste. They also sell reclaimed and processed aggregate products. Competitive pricing and payment on all materials; call (904) 358-7711 or use their online contact form.
Services: Scrap metal recycling · Concrete recycling · Roll-off dumpster rental · Aggregate sales · Commercial and industrial waste stream management
Accepts: Scrap metals (all types), Concrete
Does the Jacksonville location offer dumpster rentals?
Yes. AAction Recycling provides roll-off containers for scrap metals, concrete recycling, and waste disposal, with rental periods ranging from one day to ongoing open-ended arrangements.
11985 Palm Lake Dr Jacksonville FL 32218 USA
Waste Tire Removal, Site Development, and Demolition is a company with over 25 years of experience in residential, commercial, and industrial demolition and land development, specializing in concrete material recycling. They aim to protect the environment by promoting the recycling of reusable construction products and offer highly skilled heavy equipment operations that produce quality results. Dedicated to creating innovative, cost-effective, and eco-friendly solutions for each project, they serve the entire east coast of Florida. Visitors can contact them for their project or construction material needs, and they focus on providing services that are environmentally friendly and sustainable.
Services: Waste tire removal · Site development · Demolition · Concrete recycling · Land development
Accepts: Waste tires, Concrete, Construction debris, Demolition materials
2038 Lane Ave N Jacksonville FL 32254 USA
CMC Recycling in Jacksonville has been serving the area since 1964, offering scrap metal solutions to customers of all sizes with unique recycling needs. Their team of metal experts collaborates closely with customers to develop practical solutions for their materials, drawing on CMC's global reach to connect to other markets and maximize the value of scrap metal. The company provides excellent customer service, logistical support, competitive pricing, and a commitment to environmental stewardship. They support various community initiatives like United Way, Wounded Warrior Project, and Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure. CMC Recycling services Jacksonville and surrounding areas, including Jacksonville Beaches, St. Johns, St. Augustine, and Palatka. They are located on the west side of Jacksonville near the intersection of I-10 and I-295, open Monday to Friday from 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM. The company accepts various nonferrous and ferrous scrap metals but does not accept hazardous waste, PCBs, CFCs, radioactive materials, and other restricted items. Customers should be aware of state regulations and bring a valid ID for transactions. Payment can be made by cash or check, with checks mailed within 24 hours for items requiring proof of ownership. For any inquiries or new customers, contacting a manager or buyer is recommended.
Services: Scrap metal purchasing · Industrial recycling · Public drop-off
Accepts: Ferrous scrap, Non-ferrous scrap, Aluminum cans, Copper, Brass, Stainless steel, Cast aluminum
5220 New Kings Rd Jacksonville FL 32209 USA
11011 Blasius Road Jacksonville FL 32226 USA
GFL Environmental operates a Materials Recovery Facility (MRF) at 11011 Blasius Road in Jacksonville, FL 32226. The facility is managed by Harold Smith and handles recycling processing for the Jacksonville area. It is open Monday through Friday, 7:00 AM to 5:00 PM, and is closed on weekends and major holidays.
Services: Recycling processing · Materials recovery
What are the hours of operation?
The facility is open Monday through Friday, 7:00 AM to 5:00 PM. It is closed on Saturday and Sunday.
Is the facility open on holidays?
No. The facility is closed on Christmas, Labor Day, Memorial Day, Independence Day, and Thanksgiving. Service that falls on these holidays is completed the following day.
2675 Commonwealth Ave Jacksonville FL 32254 USA
The Jacksonville Household Hazardous Waste Facility, operated by the City of Jacksonville at 2675 Commonwealth Avenue, accepts materials that cannot go in curbside collection, including paints, chemicals, motor oil, batteries, and a full range of electronics. Duval County residents can drop off items Tuesday through Saturday from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM at no charge. Staff are available to provide guidance on proper disposal or special handling of hazardous materials. Mobile collection events held at locations across Duval County extend access for residents who cannot reach the main facility.
Services: Hazardous waste disposal · Appliance disposal · Large electronics disposal · E-waste recycling · Consultation on disposal or special handling of hazardous waste
Accepts: Pesticides, Pool chemicals, Acids, Antifreeze, Motor oil, Used oil filters, Gasoline, Propane
What are the hours of operation?
The facility is open Tuesday through Saturday, 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM. It is closed Sunday and Monday.
Are there limits on how much paint or motor oil I can drop off?
Yes. Duval County residents may drop off up to 27 gallons of paint and/or 27 gallons of motor oil within any 30-day period.
10931 Beach Blvd Jacksonville FL 32246 USA
Jax Scrap Metal Recycling on Beach Boulevard in Jacksonville is a family-owned yard that pays top dollar for aluminum, brass, copper, iron, lead, nickel alloys, and catalytic converters. The yard no longer buys steel and limits metal length to 10 feet. Hours are Tuesday through Saturday 9:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. with gates closing at 4:30 p.m.
Services: Scrap metal buying · Catalytic converter purchasing · Cash and check payment · Bulk processed scrap sales
Accepts: Aluminum, Brass, Copper, Iron, Lead, Nickel alloys, Catalytic converters
Where is Jax Scrap Metal Recycling?
The yard is at 10931 Beach Blvd, Jacksonville, FL 32246.
Does Jax Scrap Metal buy steel?
No. They no longer buy steel according to their website.
5937 Soutel Dr Jacksonville FL 32219 USA
Jacksonville FL 32212 USA
2035 W Beaver St Jacksonville FL 32209 USA
North Florida Recycling, Inc. is dedicated to providing total recycling solutions to the Jacksonville and surrounding areas, offering services such as commercial recycling for businesses of all sizes, multifamily recycling programs for residential communities, assistance for hotels in achieving Florida Green Lodging Status, consultation services for businesses interested in recycling, waste audits to identify recyclable materials, cost-effective collection methods, and educational presentations for community organizations and schools. The company aims to make recyclable material collection easy and affordable, encouraging businesses to evaluate their waste stream and maximize their recycling potential. For more information, visitors can contact Diane Warren, the President of North Florida Recycling, Inc., at (904) 910-3302 or via email at diane@northfloridarecycling.com.
Services: Commercial recycling collection · Multifamily recycling programs · Waste audits · Recycling consultation · Educational presentations
Accepts: Office paper, Cardboard, Commingled recyclables, Commercial recyclables
603 E 8th St Jacksonville FL 32206 USA
Quick Stop Recycling is a scrap metal recycling yard located about one mile north of downtown Jacksonville at 603 E 8th Street. They buy scrap from individuals, tradesmen, and contractors (HVAC installers, mechanics, electricians, plumbers, demolition crews) and pay on the spot at daily-updated rates, with staff who help customers unload and sort. Accepted materials include aluminum, copper, brass, steel, stainless steel, radiators, batteries, electronics, used beverage containers, and automobiles with title.
Services: Scrap metal buying · On-the-spot payment · Unloading assistance · Commercial recycling accounts · Daily competitive pricing
Accepts: Aluminum, Automobiles (with title), Batteries, Brass, Copper, Electronics, Radiators, Stainless Steel
Do you pay on the spot?
Yes, Quick Stop Recycling pays customers on the spot when they bring in scrap metal.
What hours are you open?
Monday through Friday 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM, Saturday 8:00 AM to 12:30 PM, and closed Sunday. Note that the gate closes 10 minutes early to process customers already on-site.
2910 W Beaver St Jacksonville FL 32254 USA
Recycling E-Scrap is a leading electronics recycling company based in Jacksonville, Florida, specializing in environmentally responsible solutions for electronic waste disposal and recycling. As the first EPA approved electronics recycler in the USA, they collect, dismantle, and recycle obsolete electronics such as computers, smartphones, televisions, and printers while ensuring proper disposal of harmful materials in compliance with regulations. They offer full-service electronics recycling, including residential and commercial pickups, and emphasize their commitment to e-waste recycling. The company also provides data recovery and disposal services, certified onsite pickups, and accepts a variety of materials like LCD monitors, laptops, flat-screen TVs, printers, and more. Visitors can schedule pickups through their website and find additional information on their retail outlet and associate sites.
Services: Electronics recycling · Free commercial pickup · Certified data destruction · IT asset disposal · Residential drop-off
Accepts: Computers, Laptops, Servers, Networking equipment, Electronics, Hard drives
7018 A C Skinner Pkwy Suite 200 Jacksonville FL 32256 USA
ReUse IT is a used and refurbished electronics resale shop in Jacksonville, FL. Staff test items before sale, and a customer workbench is available in-store so buyers can test electronics before purchase. The shop carries items including cords, cables, ink and toner cartridges, and consumer electronics, and accepts returns within a short window for defective items as store credit.
Services: Used electronics sales · E-waste drop-off and disposal · Hard drive shredding · Certificate of Destruction for data security · Diagnostic service
Accepts: Flatscreen monitors/TVs, CRT monitors and TVs (small and large), Computers and PCs, Laptops, Cell phones, Hard drives, Stereos, Cords and cables
What electronics can I drop off for disposal, and is there a fee?
ReUse IT accepts electronics for disposal. Drop-off fees are $5 for flatscreens, $10 for small CRTs, and $20 for large CRTs.
What are the store hours?
Tuesday through Friday 10:00am-6:00pm, Saturday 10:00am-4:00pm, and closed Sunday and Monday. Holiday hours may differ.
1352 W Beaver St Jacksonville FL 32209 USA
Trademark Metals Recycling in Jacksonville, FL offers scrap metal recycling services for both non-ferrous and ferrous materials. Located at 1352 W. Beaver St. for non-ferrous scrap and 1375 W. Church St. for ferrous scrap, they accept metals like aluminum, copper, brass, iron, steel, and autos. The facility operates Monday to Friday from 8:00am to 4:00pm and on Saturdays from 8:00am to 12:00pm. The process for selling scrap metal is detailed, with specific instructions for entering the site, unloading materials, and completing transactions. TMR focuses on providing friendly and quick service, fair pricing, state-certified scales, and a clean, safe environment for customers. They have been serving the Jacksonville area since 1960 and offer industrial services as well.
Services: Scrap metal purchasing · Ferrous scrap buying · Non-ferrous scrap buying · End-of-life vehicle purchase · Household scrap recycling
Accepts: Ferrous metal, Non-ferrous metal, Aluminum, Copper, Brass, Insulated wire, Stainless steel, Lead
10419 General Ave Jacksonville FL 32220 USA
Based on the listings above, materials commonly handled in Jacksonville include Cardboard, Electronics, Jacksonville, Glass, Plastics #1&2. Browse the guides below for preparation tips, scrap values, and what's recyclable.
Jacksonville runs curbside recycling through the city's Solid Waste Division, collected every other week in a yellow-lid cart, and unlike many Florida cities it accepts glass bottles and jars right in that same cart rather than routing glass to a separate drop-off. Household hazardous waste and electronics do not go curbside at all: residents take those to the city's HHW Facility on Commonwealth Avenue or to a mobile collection event. The city's own landfill, Trail Ridge Landfill in Baldwin, handles regular waste and yard waste disposal for a fee. Florida has no bottle deposit law, so refundable container deposits are not part of the picture here.
Yes. Green, brown and clear glass bottles and jars go straight into the yellow-lid recycling cart with everything else, just discard the lids with regular garbage. That puts Jacksonville ahead of several other Florida cities that dropped glass from curbside programs and pushed it to drop-off bins instead.
The city's do-not-recycle list includes #4 plastics like cling wrap and grocery bags, #6 plastics such as Styrofoam and plastic cutlery, aerosol cans, shredded paper, batteries, cables or wires, rubber, and any food or yard waste. Mixing these in causes contamination that can get a whole truckload sent to the landfill instead of the recycling stream, so when in doubt the city says throw it in the trash.
Regular garbage and yard waste collected by the city are taken to Trail Ridge Landfill at 5110 U.S. Highway 301 South in Baldwin, about four and a half miles south of I-10. It's open Monday through Friday from 6 a.m. to 7 p.m. and Saturday from 6 a.m. to 1 p.m., closed Sundays, and charges a per-ton fee for household garbage and yard waste dropped off directly.
Neither can go in the curbside cart. The Household Hazardous Waste Facility at 2675 Commonwealth Avenue takes paint, motor oil, pesticides, car and rechargeable batteries, fluorescent bulbs, and similar items free for Duval County residents, open Tuesday through Saturday. The same facility and the city's periodic mobile collection events also take e-waste like TVs, computer monitors, printers and small appliances, with a limit of three CRTs or televisions per customer.
Yes. Florida law (Chapter 538, Florida Statutes) requires secondary metals recyclers statewide, including those in Duval County, to collect a seller's photo ID and keep transaction records before paying cash for scrap metal. This is meant to cut down on stolen-metal sales and applies the same way at Jacksonville yards as anywhere else in the state.
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