Recycling centers in Westland, Michigan

The Westland Recycle Center is a facility option for residents to drop off items not suitable for curbside recycling or for those who can't wait for the next pickup day. The center features a solar-powered compactor for single-stream recycling and accepts various items like glass, scrap metal, batteries, cardboard, paper, metal cans, Christmas trees (seasonally undecorated), clothing, plastic jugs, household appliances, and more. Unacceptable items include styrofoam, medical waste, propane tanks, paint cans, household cleaners, medications, electronics, food, and more. The center no longer accepts electronic recycling materials but provides information on hazardous waste disposal through the Wayne County Department of Public Service. For additional recycling tips, visitors are directed to the Wayne County Recycle Guide and EGLE Recycle Guide websites.

Michigan Imported Cars in Westland has supplied OEM recycled import auto parts since 1967 from an 18,000-square-foot warehouse and five-acre salvage inventory. The yard is open to the public for self-service part pulling and also buys and resells repairable wrecks.

National Computer Recovery in Westland, Michigan offers free computer and electronic waste recycling services for homeowners, businesses, schools, libraries, and hospitals. They accept a variety of electronic waste for recycling, including computers, laptops, LCD monitors, mice, keyboards, cables, servers, cabinets, server racks, and network equipment, but do not accept televisions or CRT monitors. The facility provides secure data destruction services, with the option to have hard drives individually processed or destroyed, and offers certificates of destruction upon request. Operating hours are from 12 PM to 5 PM Monday through Saturday, with drop-offs accepted starting at 10 AM. Located on the Southside of Joy Road, just East of Middlebelt, visitors are encouraged to ensure their electronic equipment stays out of landfills through the center's zero landfill policy, which ensures all items are either reused or disassembled for proper recycling.