Belle Chasse, Louisiana
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FMCSA records Pro Iron and Metals LLC at 11266 Highway 23 in Belle Chasse and lists its phone. That carrier record does not establish public scrap drop-off or accepted materials; call to confirm before bringing anything.
Services: Metal transportation (FMCSA carrier record)
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511 Engineers Rd
Quick Recovery Auto Salvage in Belle Chasse, LA offers quality recycled auto parts with daily-updated inventory across a variety of makes and models, plus fast nationwide shipping.
Listed hours: Mon-Sat 8:00am-6:00pm; Sun 9:00am-4:00pm
Accepts: Junk vehicles, Salvage cars, Used auto parts
Services: Used auto parts · Online parts search · Nationwide shipping
EPA's ECHO export, last modified October 25, 2026, identifies QUICK RECOVERY AUTO SALVAGE at this address as FRS facility 110014438359. Its aggregate active-program flag is Y: EPA defines this as at least one associated air, water, hazardous-waste or drinking-water program record being active. It does not mean that every listed program record is active or that the facility has a current compliance certification.
ECHO associates QUICK RECOVERY AUTO SALVAGE with ICIS-NPDES identifier(s) LAU007806 and Clean Water Act permit designation(s) Non-M. Source export last modified October 25, 2026. These identify water-discharge program records; the export's aggregate active flag does not establish the current status or expiry of each individual permit. They do not authorize public waste drop-off.
Waste Pro is a recycling center located in Killona, Louisiana, offering solid waste and recycling dumpster services to businesses and residents in the area. The center is managed by Jessica Bonstaff, known for her strength of character and dedication to waste management operations. Waste Pro was recently honored with a Rising Star award by the Florida Institute of CFOs for its exceptional work, with Senior Financial Analyst Aren Williams being recognized for his profound impact on the organization. Additionally, Waste Pro has a waste service contract with Louisiana State University, providing tools to enhance waste management operations and meet sustainability goals. Visitors to Waste Pro can also explore the company's trash truck museum in Sanford, Florida, showcasing the history of the organization from its early days to its current industry leadership.
Listed hours: Mon-Fri 7:00 AM – 4:00 PM · Sat 7:00 AM – 12:00 PM · Sun Closed
Based on the listings above, materials commonly handled in Belle Chasse include auto salvage, used auto parts, recycled parts, junk car, nationwide shipping. Browse the guides below for preparation tips, scrap values, and what's recyclable.
Belle Chasse trash and garbage run through the Plaquemines Parish Solid Waste North Office at 170 Sewer Plant Road. The parish issues each home a free 96-gallon brown roll cart and collects garbage weekly, with a separate truck for yard debris, furniture, and appliances. The Belle Chasse compactor site is open daily from 7:00 AM to 6:00 PM.
It depends on your side of the river. On the West Bank, Belle Chasse to Avenue A is collected Monday and Thursday, and Avenue A to Lake Hermitage is collected Tuesday and Friday. East Bank routes also run Monday and Thursday for White Ditch to Bethlehem Lane, and Tuesday and Friday for White Ditch to Braithwaite Park.
Yes. The parish issues one 96-gallon roll cart at no cost, and the cart stays with the property if you move. A second cart costs money, and the price changes yearly. Call the North Office at (504) 934-6991 to replace a damaged cart.
The Belle Chasse compactor site is open Sunday through Saturday, 7:00 AM to 6:00 PM. Residents bring items there that the parish trucks refuse at the curb. The site closes on parish holidays, including Labor Day, Memorial Day, and Juneteenth.
Yes. The weekly trash service collects furniture, household appliances, tree limbs, and bagged yard waste such as grass clippings in brown paper yard bags. Pile the debris at the curb away from utilities, and keep the piles separated, because different trucks take yard debris and other material.
The parish refuses vehicles, engine parts, oil, tires, batteries, wet paint, tree stumps, bricks, concrete, and old pesticides or creosote. Contractor debris from construction, demolition, remodeling, or landscaping is also refused, and your contractor must haul it away. Most of the other items go to the parish compactor sites, and chemicals belong at a scheduled hazardous waste collection day.
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