Recycling centers in Roseville, Minnesota

Cloud Recycling is a drop-off appliance recycling facility serving the Twin Cities from its Roseville, Minnesota location. They accept most household appliances including refrigerators, stoves and cooktops, dishwashers, microwaves, washers, dryers, air conditioning units, stand-alone freezers, garbage disposals, trash compactors, water heaters, dehumidifiers, and furnaces, plus garage and outdoor equipment such as lawn mowers, snow blowers, leaf blowers, pressure washers, power tools, grills, and generators. They also run a Cooling the Planet HVAC program, dropping off a container that customers fill with HVAC units before Cloud handles the pickup, and they offer free styrofoam recycling. Items must be dropped off (no pickup service), and recycling fees are charged based on the number of appliances brought in.

Twin Cities Recycling Plant in Roseville, MN, and Minneapolis offers full-service recycling for businesses in Minnesota and neighboring states. They prioritize customer service with certified scales, transparent reporting, and timely payments. The Roseville facility has a convenient location for metro area customers, and visitors can connect with Recycling Services Representatives in St. Paul for more information. The Minneapolis center provides equipment placement options like compactors, balers, bins, and boxes to help businesses manage recyclable materials efficiently. The company-owned transportation fleet ensures reliable service. Accepted materials include cardboard, office paper, magazines, newspapers, plastics, and more, with specific categories like Old Corrugated Containers, Sorted Office Paper, and Low-Density Polyethylene. With 18 facilities across North America, International Paper guarantees professional, quality service to support a sustainable planet.

The City of Roseville operates a curbside recycling program for residents, contracted through Waste Management. Recycling is collected every other week, with pickup days determined by the zone a property falls in. The program uses Single Sort collection, meaning paper, bottles, and cans go into the same bin without separation. Multi-unit residential buildings are also served through carts or dumpsters in designated areas.