Recycling centers in Troy

Founded in 2003, Remove Recycle Remarket LLC manages surplus assets and recyclables from 1343 Rochester Road in Troy, Michigan. Drop-off bins sit behind the north-side building. The shop takes paper, electronic waste, light bulbs, and surplus pallets, and it follows a zero-landfill practice. Work includes retail-chain removal, store cleanouts, industrial cleanup, and hauling of restaurant, material-handling, commercial, and industrial equipment. Remarketing and investment-recovery programs place idle equipment with buyers. A 16-foot dump trailer rated for 10 yards of trash is rented, and concrete is barred from those trailers. Forklifts are rented as well, with an optional licensed operator. Named clients include Walmart, Sears, Wayne State University, and Detroit Public Schools. The firm started as a family business in Michigan and now works in multiple states.

SOCRRA, the Southeastern Oakland County Resource Recovery Authority, handles curbside recycling, trash, and yard waste for 12 member communities: Berkley, Beverly Hills, Birmingham, Clawson, Ferndale, Hazel Park, Huntington Woods, Lathrup Village, Oak Park, Pleasant Ridge, Royal Oak, and Troy. The Coolidge Highway site in Troy houses a self-service drop-off center that takes mixed recycling, flattened cardboard, foam packaging, and scrap metal such as pots, pans, and hot water heaters, plus a paper shredder, household hazardous waste, and electronics. Visits are by appointment for residents only, and an attendant verifies residency. Businesses are not served. A transfer station across the street takes trash, and yard waste goes to the Spurt-SOCRRA compost site in Rochester Hills.

SOCRRA provides a free recycling drop-off center and household hazardous waste disposal services. They handle a variety of mixed recyclables, bulky rigid plastics, scrap metal, and specific hazardous materials.

The Refuse and Recycling Division in Troy provides refuse, recycling, and yard waste collection services through Tringali Sanitation to over 35,000 single family homes, condominiums, apartments, mobile homes, duplexes, and small commercial businesses on a weekly basis. They offer curbside yard waste collection starting from April 7, 2025, and have additional cardboard drop-off locations at the Department of Public Works. Residents are advised to break down cardboard boxes and only dispose of cardboard at these locations. Collection schedules are subject to delays on holidays, with specific adjustments for New Year's Day, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Year's Day in 2026. Visitors can subscribe to refuse and recycling notifications for updates on collection delays, events, and other important information. SOCRRA provides recycling services by appointment only, and residents can use the Waste Wizard search tool to determine how to handle specific items.