The listed facility is at 6100 Polaris Ave., Las Vegas, NV 89118.
What metals does BB Recycling purchase?
The site lists steel and iron, nickel alloys, lead batteries, aluminum, copper, brass, stainless steel, lead, insulated wire, and metal appliances, among other ferrous and non-ferrous metals.
The center lists 1001 N. Bruce Street, Las Vegas, Nevada 89101.
What electronics does the Blind Center accept?
The list includes computers, laptops, tablets, cell phones, servers, printers, scanners, flat-screen monitors and televisions, AV equipment, VHS players, and wire or cables.
Services: Self-service pull-your-own parts · Online inventory search · Yard map provided at entry · Optional parts warranty at checkout · End-of-life vehicle fluid and core recycling
Accepts: End-of-life vehicles, Used auto parts, Vehicle fluids (oil, antifreeze, power steering fluid, gas), Rebuildable cores (radiators, starters, alternators), Ferrous and non-ferrous metals
What are the hours at the Las Vegas Nevada Pic-A-Part on Lamb Boulevard?
The Las Vegas yard at 5100 North Lamb Boulevard is open 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday through Sunday. It closes on Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Year's Day, and closes at 2 p.m. on Christmas Eve, New Year's Eve, and July 4th.
(702) 979-1280Mon–Fri 8:30 AM – 5:00 PM · Sat–Sun Closed
Services: Electronic waste drop-off recycling · Household e-waste collection · Business and corporate e-waste recycling · Hotel and casino e-waste recycling · Electronic component dismantling and recycling
Accepts: Appliances (refrigerators, washers, dryers), Adaptors and chargers, Audio and video tapes, CD and DVD ROM discs, Cellular phones and pagers, Circuit boards and motherboards, Computer monitors, Computers, desktops, and PC towers
What are the drop-off hours?
Monday through Friday 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM. Saturday drop-offs are by appointment only.
Are there fees to drop off electronics?
CRT TVs and monitors cost $20 each to recycle. Rear projection TVs cost $20 each. All other electronic items are free to drop off.
Services: Public scrap metal purchasing · Commercial scrap metal purchasing · Aluminum can buyback · Roll-off container delivery and pickup · Demolition and construction scrap collection
Services: Public scrap metal purchasing · Commercial scrap metal purchasing · Aluminum can buyback · Roll-off container delivery and pickup · Demolition and construction scrap collection
Services: Public scrap metal purchasing · Commercial scrap metal purchasing · Aluminum can buyback · Roll-off container delivery and pickup · Demolition and construction scrap collection
(702) 819-7624Mon–Fri 5:00 AM – 6:00 PM · Sat 5:00 AM – 5:00 PM · Sun Closed
Services: Roll-off dumpster rental · Commercial front-load and compactor service · Recycling programs · Dumpsites · Landfill service
What services does Western Elite offer?
The site lists roll-off dumpsters, commercial front-load and compactor service, recycling programs, dumpsites, landfill service, and storage containers.
Where does Western Elite provide roll-off service?
The listed service area includes Las Vegas, Henderson, Summerlin, North Las Vegas, Paradise, Spring Valley, Enterprise, and Sunrise Manor.
Materials Accepted in Las Vegas
Based on the listings above, materials commonly handled in Las Vegas include Electronics, Cardboard, Glass, Appliances, Plastics #1&2. Browse the guides below for preparation tips, scrap values, and what's recyclable.
Republic Services of Southern Nevada is the single hauler for the Las Vegas valley, and residential recycling is single-stream: everything clean goes loose into the large blue container, which is picked up weekly on the same day as your trash. Republic runs the local recycling center and sends the valley's trash to the Apex Regional Landfill north of town, one of the largest landfills in the country. Because of desert heat, Republic starts collection routes very early (5:30 a.m. from June through roughly September), so carts need to be out the night before or by dawn. Nevada has no bottle or can deposit, so there is no cash refund for returning containers here.
Frequently Asked Questions
What goes in the blue recycling container in Las Vegas?
Republic Services of Southern Nevada takes paper, flattened cardboard, aluminum and steel food and beverage cans, and plastic bottles and jugs, all loose in one blue single-stream cart. Republic's Southern Nevada recycling guide also lists glass bottles and jars. Everything should be empty, clean, and dry, and Republic says do not bag your recyclables. Plastic grocery bags, diapers, tissues and paper towels, coffee cups, and food-soiled packaging do not belong in the cart.
Is glass recycled curbside in Las Vegas?
It depends which source you read, so it is worth confirming for your address. Republic Services' Southern Nevada recycling guide lists glass bottles and jars (rinsed) as accepted in the blue container. The Nevada Division of Environmental Protection, however, describes Las Vegas and Henderson curbside as paper, cardboard, metal cans, plastic bottles, and jugs, and does not list glass. If you want to be sure your glass is recycled rather than landfilled, check with Republic Services for your specific route or use a dedicated glass drop-off.
Where do I take household hazardous waste in the Las Vegas valley?
Republic Services runs two free household hazardous waste drop-off sites for residents: a North Valley location at 333 W. Gowan Road in North Las Vegas (enter through Gate B) and a South Valley location at 560 Cape Horn Drive in Henderson. They are open Wednesday through Saturday, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., on a rotating schedule between the two, closed on holidays. They accept items like paint, motor oil, flammable liquids, pool chemicals, pesticides and fertilizer, and adhesives, with a limit of 40 pounds dry or 15 gallons liquid (gasoline capped at 5 gallons).
How do I recycle electronics and old appliances in Las Vegas?
Republic Services' Cheyenne Transfer Station and Henderson Transfer Station take household electronics, TVs, microwaves, ovens, and general kitchen appliances at no charge, seven days a week from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. Refrigerators are accepted at the transfer stations and both landfills for a fee. UNLV also runs a drive-up, drop-off recycling location that is open to the community.
How does bulk trash pickup work in Las Vegas?
Republic Services provides bulk pickup for large items on a set schedule that varies by neighborhood, published as A and B week calendars for Clark County, Las Vegas, North Las Vegas, and Henderson. Look up your service address on Republic's site to see your bulk days and the rules for what qualifies and how to set items out. You can also self-haul bulk items and appliances to the Cheyenne or Henderson transfer stations.
Recycling tips for Las Vegas
•Put recyclables in the blue cart loose, not bagged, and keep them empty, clean, and dry. Plastic grocery bags tangle the sorting equipment, so those belong at store drop-offs instead.
•From June through about September, Republic starts routes at 5:30 a.m. for driver safety in the heat, so set your carts out the night before or you will miss pickup.
•Recycling runs weekly on the same day as your trash. Have carts at the curb by 7 a.m., no more than two feet from the road, and pull them back within 24 hours.
•For household hazardous waste like paint, motor oil, and pool chemicals, use Republic's free drop-off sites on Gowan Road in North Las Vegas or Cape Horn Drive in Henderson, open Wednesday through Saturday morning.
•Nevada has no container deposit, so there is no refund for returning bottles and cans. For scrap aluminum, copper, and steel, sell to a local scrap yard by weight rather than expecting a deposit back.
Recycling centers near Las Vegas
The closest recycling centers in neighboring areas: