Recycling centers in Lewiston, Idaho

Central Grade Auto Parts is a salvage yard on Central Grade Road in Lewiston, Idaho. Customers can search inventory online by vehicle or part image, request multi-part quotes, and contact the yard for used components for cars and trucks in the Lewiston-Clarkston area.

The Lewiston Transfer Station is a waste management and recycling facility operated by the City of Lewiston, Idaho. Located on Down River Road, this facility serves Lewiston residents and provides convenient drop-off services for recyclables, household waste, yard waste, and special materials. The transfer station accepts a variety of recyclable materials including cardboard, mixed paper, glass bottles and jars, plastics #1 and #2, aluminum and tin cans, electronics, and appliances. They also offer disposal services for construction debris, green waste, and bulk items. The facility features designated areas for different material types to ensure proper sorting and recycling. Staff members are on-site to provide guidance and assistance with material sorting. The transfer station operates year-round with extended hours to accommodate residents' schedules, including weekend availability. Users should note that certain items like plastic bags, Styrofoam, and hazardous waste are not accepted. The facility is self-service, requiring customers to unload their own materials into designated bins and containers.

Sutton Salvage is a family-owned scrap metal recycling facility on Old Spiral Highway in Lewiston, Idaho, operating since 1974. The yard pays top dollar for ferrous and non-ferrous metals and does not sell car parts to the public.

Western Recyclers is a recycling center that offers a variety of services to simplify the recycling process for commercial businesses. They acquired a regional recycling company in 2021 and have over 20 years of industry leadership experience. Their services include shredding services with NAID certified document destruction, offering both on-site mobile shredding and in-office shredding services. They provide cardboard collection services with bins ranging from 2yd-6yd for weekly collections, as well as roll-off collection services with 20-40 yard bins for construction debris, trash, or cardboard. Visitors can drop off cardboard at their downtown location and are instructed to remove packaging materials like styrofoam and plastic. Additionally, they offer bale services for businesses with their own baler, allowing them to bring bales to the warehouse or arrange for pick up. Keeping recyclable materials out of the landfill is emphasized as a cost-saving measure that benefits the community and the environment.