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Accepts: Ferrous scrap metal, Nonferrous scrap metal, Stainless steel, Copper, Commercial and industrial scrap
How long has All Scrap served Southwest Florida?
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Does All Scrap have a Naples location?
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2250 Washburn Ave Naples FL 34117 USA
CRS Collier Recycling Services, a registered trade name of Yahl Mulching & Recycling Inc., is a locally owned facility at 2250 Washburn Ave, Naples, FL, operating since 1997. The center processes construction debris, horticultural waste, and crushed concrete, converting these materials into reusable or resellable resources. They rent 10-, 20-, and 30-yard roll-off dumpsters for residential and commercial projects, and sell topsoil, mulch, and compost for pickup or delivery across Southwest Florida. The facility serves both Collier and Lee Counties.
Services: Roll-off dumpster rentals (10, 20, and 30-yard) · Residential waste disposal · Commercial waste solutions · Construction and demolition (C&D) disposal · Horticultural waste disposal
Accepts: Construction debris, Horticultural waste, Crushed concrete, Demolition waste, Landscaping waste, Yard waste
What dumpster sizes are available?
Collier Recycling Services offers 10-, 20-, and 30-yard roll-off dumpsters for residential and commercial projects.
What types of materials can I drop off or put in a dumpster?
They accept construction debris, horticultural waste, demolition waste, landscaping waste, and crushed concrete.
3706 Mercantile Ave Naples FL 34104 USA
naples recycling Waste Disposal, Diversion and Recycling, formerly known as Durham/RAD Landfill, offers non-hazardous solid waste collection, recycling, and landfill disposal services to commercial, industrial, municipal, and residential customers in Naples, FL. The landfill accepts municipal solid waste (MSW), special waste, and materials involving solidification. They recover recyclable materials such as cardboard, office paper, plastics, oil, glass, and metals for reuse. The facility is located at 3706 Mercantile Avenue, Naples, FL 34104, and can be contacted at 239-643-2935. The site provides information on landfill rates, acceptable materials, and operational hours, ensuring a safe and efficient waste management process for visitors.
Services: Residential garbage pickup · Curbside recycling · Yard waste collection · Bulk item pickup · Roll-off dumpster rental
Accepts: Household trash, Recyclables, Yard waste, Bulk items
2640 Corporate Flight Dr Naples FL 34104 USA
Naples Recycling Drop-Off Center at 2640 Corporate Flight Drive accepts electronics and other items that cannot go in curbside blue carts. The City of Naples operates the facility Tuesday through Saturday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Residents can drop off televisions, computers, cell phones, printers, game players, and related cords and cables here, since Naples curbside service does not collect electronics. The site is west of Airport Road, north of Naples Airport.
Services: Electronics drop-off · Recyclable materials drop-off
Accepts: Televisions, Computers (desktop, laptop, tablet), Cell phones and home/office phones, Printers, power cords, and cables, Speakers and game players, CD, DVD, and VCR equipment
Can I drop off my old TV or laptop at the Naples Recycling Drop-Off Center?
Yes. The Naples Recycling Drop-Off Center at 2640 Corporate Flight Drive accepts televisions, computers, laptops, tablets, phones, printers, and related cables and cords Tuesday through Saturday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. The City's curbside service does not collect electronics.
1401B Rail Head Blvd Naples FL 34110 USA
Reliable Disposal & Recycling, INC. is a locally owned and operated waste disposal service in Southwest Florida that focuses on being customer-oriented. They offer services such as same-day service, assistance in LEED jobs, and compliance with the Lee County Recycle Ordinance. Their services include providing 10, 20, and 30-yard containers with no fixed price and all charges included, as well as off-site container storage for small projects. They also offer LEEDS certification for construction waste disposal. Additionally, they provide commercial waste services to keep businesses running smoothly and roll-off dumpster rentals for renovation projects and construction sites. Reliable Disposal & Recycling emphasizes efficiency and sustainability in their waste and recycling solutions, aiming to educate and grow communities' understanding and accessibility to recycling while supporting the local market.
Services: Roll-off dumpster rental · Same-day delivery · LEED-certified disposal · Construction debris removal
Accepts: Construction debris, Demolition debris, Household cleanout waste, Renovation debris
825 39th Ave NE Naples FL 34120 USA
Collier County lists this Northeast Naples drop-off at 825 39th Avenue NE (Tim Nance). Drop-off centers run Monday through Saturday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., and observe county holidays. Residents can recycle cardboard, batteries, electronics, polystyrene packaging, used oil, and many household hazardous items. Yard waste, household bulk, and C&D are limited to one cubic yard at $15 for residents (not at North Collier).
Services: Recycling drop-off · Household hazardous waste drop-off · Electronics recycling · Paper shredding (limits apply) · Limited yard waste and household bulk drop-off
Accepts: Cardboard, Batteries (including vehicle and marine), Electronics and TVs (TV limits apply), Polystyrene foam packaging (no peanuts), Used oil, cooking oil, and oil filters, Antifreeze, gasoline, and diesel, Paints and stains, Household hazardous waste (pesticides, pool chemicals, mercury devices)
What are the hours?
Monday through Saturday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Drop-off centers observe county holidays.
Can I bring tires here?
No. Collier County accepts tires only at the Collier County Landfill and the Immokalee Transfer Station.
4246 Exchange Ave Naples FL 34104 USA
Trademark Metals Recycling on Exchange Avenue in Naples buys household nonferrous metals (aluminum, copper, brass, and wire) plus ferrous scrap such as iron and steel. The Naples location is one of 20 Florida facilities operated by TMR, a Nucor company. Bring in e-scrap like phones, computers, and hard drives, or call about end-of-life vehicles including non-running cars, trucks, and lawnmowers. Industrial accounts can arrange containers and certified scale transactions.
Services: Cash paid for household nonferrous metals · Ferrous scrap buying · E-scrap recycling · End-of-life vehicle purchase · Industrial scrap management
Accepts: Aluminum, Copper, Brass, Wire, Iron, Steel, Phones, Computers
Does the Naples location accept vehicles that no longer run?
Yes. Trademark Metals Recycling buys all end-of-life vehicles including non-running cars, trucks, and lawnmowers. Call ahead for pickup or drop-off details.
3750 White Lake Blvd Naples FL 34117 USA
Based on the listings above, materials commonly handled in Naples include Cardboard, Electronics, Glass, Plastics #1&2, Appliances. Browse the guides below for preparation tips, scrap values, and what's recyclable.
The City of Naples runs its own once a week curbside recycling program for single family and multi family homes, separate from the countywide system Collier County operates for the rest of the county. Naples residents get a blue 65 gallon cart for recycling and put it out by 7 a.m. on collection day, lid facing the street. Glass bottles and jars are accepted right in that cart, which is not the case in every Florida city. Florida has no bottle deposit law, so curbside and drop off recycling is the only route for cans, bottles, and jars here.
Yes. The City of Naples curbside recycling program accepts glass bottles and jars, including clear, brown, and green glass, in the same blue 65 gallon cart as other recyclables. Not accepted are things like drinking glasses, dishes, window glass, mirrors, and ovenware such as Pyrex, since those glass types have a different melting point and contaminate the load. Collier County's own residential recycling guidance likewise lists glass bottles and jars as an accepted curbside item.
Naples curbside recycling takes plastic containers marked No. 1 through 7 (bottles, jugs, tubs), aluminum cans and pie pans, metal food cans, glass bottles and jars, and paper and cardboard including flattened boxes. Everything needs to be rinsed and free of food residue, and boxes should be broken down flat. Plastic bags, Styrofoam, and anything with food or chemical residue left in the cart will just get left behind by the crew.
The City of Naples does not collect electronics like TVs, computers, or cell phones in curbside recycling. Residents take those, along with household hazardous waste such as pesticides, pool chemicals, paint, and batteries, to a Collier County Recycling Drop-Off Center. The Naples location at 2640 Corporate Flight Drive is open Tuesday through Saturday, and county drop-off centers generally run Monday to Saturday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., with a dedicated Hazardous Material Drop-Off Center at 3730 White Lake Boulevard.
Naples collects yard waste and horticultural debris once a week; it goes out in a can without a lid or in paper yard waste bags (no plastic), within 6 feet of the curb, by 7 a.m. on collection day. The city does not pick up yard debris cut by private landscaping contractors. For bulky items like furniture and appliances, residents call the Solid Waste Division at 239-213-4700 to schedule a special pickup, and construction or remodeling debris carries separate charges and requires advance arrangement.
After a storm, Collier County asks residents to separate debris into distinct curbside piles by type: household garbage, vegetative debris, construction and demolition material, and electronics or appliances, since a mechanized claw truck collects it in passes by category. Before a storm, regular yard waste still goes out on the normal collection day in containers or bundles under 50 pounds, but once a hurricane watch or warning is issued residents are told to stop trimming and stop placing any new material at the curb until the storm passes.
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