Recycling centers in Missoula

Axmen Recycling has bought scrap metal in Missoula since 2010. The family-owned yard on Summit Drive pays cash for copper, aluminum, batteries, and most other scrap metal, and it tows scrap cars from the local area for free. Axmen asks sellers not to drain fluids from vehicles bound for the yard, so the yard drains and disposes of them itself. It does not take plastic, glass, or newspaper. It is open six days a week, Monday through Saturday.

Garden City Compost operates as a compost site in Missoula, MT. The site processes organic waste into high-quality compost products for community use. They also focus on resource recovery and improving composting practices.

Grizzly Disposal Recycling is a trusted local disposal and recycling company in Missoula, MT, offering affordable garbage and recycling services for residential and commercial properties. They provide weekly cardboard recycling services for businesses, curbside garbage pick-up for homes and apartment buildings with 65 or 95-gallon carts available. Grizzly Disposal also offers commercial services to help maintain the efficiency of commercial properties. Additionally, they have initiatives like partnering with Grizzly Athletics to support student-athletes through garbage can switches and raising money for individuals impacted by breast cancer through the sale of pink carts. Visitors can contact them for competitive quotes on garbage and recycling services, as well as demolition services based on volume and frequency. The company's address is 9730 Derby Drive, Missoula, MT 59808, and they can be reached at tel 406-541-7171 during their opening hours from Mon-Fri 8am-5pm.

Two University of Montana graduates founded Home ReSource in 2003 as a volunteer-run building materials reuse center on Kent Street, and it now operates as a community sustainability center on Wyoming Street in Missoula. The store takes donated cabinets, doors, bathtubs, brick and pavers, carpet, and countertops in good condition during business hours. It turns away automobile fluids, unlabeled containers, pesticides, and other hazardous products. Fluorescent tubes, CFLs, U-bends, and circle lights are recycled through the front counter for a fee. Heavy donations such as cast iron tubs come off the truck by forklift, and the store loans a free pallet for loads of brick or pavers.

Modern Recycling in Missoula is western Montana's largest scrap facility, veteran-owned and paying cash for ferrous and nonferrous metals, junk cars, appliances, and e-scrap. Free junk car tow-away is available statewide along with bin, roll-off, and mobile baling services for commercial clients. Call 406-369-5711 for pricing.

Pacific Steel & Recycling in Missoula offers metal recycling and steel services. The site is focused on sustainability and reducing environmental impact by selling scrap metal to U.S. steel mills.

Republic’s Missoula Recycling Center provides free drop-off 24/7 at 3207 W Broadway. Staffed hours are Monday–Friday 8 a.m.–4 p.m. and Saturday 8 a.m.–noon. Glass, batteries, e-waste, plastic bags/film, Styrofoam, food, and other listed contaminants are excluded.

Republic Services’ Missoula Recycling Center is at 3207 W. Broadway Street in Missoula and provides a free 24-hour drop-off for basic recyclables. The company says the facility processes more than 13 million pounds of material annually and lists a buy-back program for selected non-ferrous metals.

Waste Less Works is a locally owned deconstruction and selective demolition business dedicated to reducing waste in the built environment. Salvaged building materials are sold at their storage yard at 2604 Industry Street.