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Recycling Centers in Haslett, Michigan
Discover 2 recycling centers in Haslett
Discover 2 recycling centers in Haslett
5967 E Lake Dr Haslett MI 48840 USA
Meridian Township Recycling Center, located at 5976 E. Lake Drive in Haslett, MI, is operated by Reclaimed by Design and offers a variety of recycling services. The center accepts cardboard, boxboard, paper, glass, plastic, most electronics, metal, and clean Styrofoam. Visitors should note that there is a small fee for electronics and yard waste, while yard debris and trash are accepted for a fee as well. For updates on hours, rates, and more, individuals can visit the Reclaimed by Design website or contact them at 517.703.4498. Additionally, Granger Curbside Recycling in Meridian Township operates on a single-stream basis, meaning all recyclables can be placed together in the recycling cart without sorting. Residents can find the list of accepted items and the monthly recycling schedule on the Granger website. For those in need of trash services, the Regular Curby Cart service allows for weekly collection of 4-5 large trash bags with the option to include up to 3 extra bags per week. Household Hazardous Waste Collection is also available for Ingham County residents, free of charge on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 2:00 pm to 6:00 pm between May and September, excluding wastes from businesses. For more details, individuals can visit the Ingham County Health Department website or call 517.887.4312.
Haslett, Michigan currently lists 2 recycling centers on RecycleFind. Popular materials include Cardboard, Boxboard, Paper. Pickup or container service is usually offered on request, so call ahead to confirm availability. 2 locations open on Saturdays, making weekend drop-offs possible. Payment methods vary. Ask each yard about cash or electronic options before visiting. Average customer rating across published reviews is 4.1 out of 5.
2 recycling centers are active in Haslett, covering metals, appliances, electronics, and construction scrap.
The most common materials include Cardboard, Boxboard, Paper, Glass, Plastic. Michigan has a bottle deposit program, so beverage containers can be recycled for refund. Check individual recycling centers for specialized items like batteries or catalytic converters.
Pickup service availability varies by facility. Call local scrap yards to discuss large jobs or container rentals.
2 scrap metal yards are open on Saturdays. Arrive early to avoid lines.
Several scrap metal yards mention cash payouts. ID required for selling scrap metal under Michigan law. Call ahead to confirm today's rate and any limits before you arrive.
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