Nevada recycling directory
Recycling centers in North Las Vegas, Nevada
12 facilities with contact info, hours, pricing, and accepted materials. Compare them and find the closest drop-off.
Available Recycling Centers
Car's Cash For Junk Clunkers - North Las Vegas
4729 Vandenberg Dr North Las Vegas NV 89081 USA
Car's Cash For Junk Clunkers buys end-of-life vehicles for cash in North Las Vegas with free towing. This is a cash-for-cars buyer, not a self-service auto parts salvage yard.
Services: Cash for junk cars · Free towing · Same-day quotes
Accepts: Junk and unwanted vehicles
Is this a pick-and-pull salvage yard?
No. Car's Cash For Junk Clunkers buys vehicles for recycling with towing included.
Republic Services - Las Vegas Dumpster Rental
333 W Gowan Rd North Las Vegas NV 89032 USA
Roll-off dumpster rentals for residential and commercial projects in North Las Vegas. Multiple sizes with delivery, pickup, and disposal included.
Republic Services Southern Nevada Recycling Center
360 W Cheyenne Ave North Las Vegas NV 89030 USA
Waste and recycling provider in North Las Vegas offering residential/commercial collection and roll-off container services. Contact to set up service and confirm accepted materials.
SA Recycling Losse
3870 Losee Rd North Las Vegas NV 89030 USA
SA Recycling Las Vegas Losee Road at 3870 Losee Rd buys scrap metal from individuals and businesses, paying for steel, aluminum, copper, tin, appliances, junk cars, cans, and other metals. Roll-off container service is available for large commercial loads. All suppliers must present valid government-issued photo ID when selling scrap.
Services: Public scrap metal purchasing · End-of-life vehicle recycling · Roll-off container service · Contractor and demolition scrap purchasing · Commercial bulk scrap purchasing
Accepts: Ferrous metal, Non-ferrous metal, End-of-life vehicles, Aluminum wheels, Auto batteries, Radiators, Large domestic appliances, Small electricals
What are the Losee Road yard hours?
Monday through Friday, 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM. Saturday, 8:00 AM to 12:00 PM. Closed Sunday.
What ID is required to sell scrap?
All material suppliers must provide a valid government-issued photo ID, such as a driver's license or other official ID.
Western Automotive Cores - Catalytic Converter Recycling
595 E Brooks Ave # 302 North Las Vegas NV 89030 USA
Western Automotive Cores in North Las Vegas provides direct refinery catalytic converter processing and purchasing for salvage yards, core buyers, repair shops, and individual sellers. The company offers assay-based settlement reporting, documented processing procedures, and dedicated account support for commercial and small-volume customers.
Services: Catalytic converter purchasing · Refinery processing programs · Assay-based settlement · Commercial account support
Accepts: Catalytic converters, Automotive cores
Do you buy from individuals?
Yes. Western Automotive Cores works with both commercial suppliers and individuals with single converters.
How do I get a quote?
Call (702) 267-7554 or submit a request through the contact form.
Materials Accepted in North Las Vegas
Based on the listings above, materials commonly handled in North Las Vegas include Glass, Cardboard, Plastics #1&2, Electronics, Appliances. Browse the guides below for preparation tips, scrap values, and what's recyclable.
Recycling in North Las Vegas, Nevada
North Las Vegas stretches from established neighborhoods near downtown into fast-growing communities at the edge of the Mojave Desert. Garbage and recycling collection is provided through Republic Services rather than a city-operated collection fleet, so residents should use the Southern Nevada service guidance for their address. Container glass can join regular recycling, while electronics and household chemicals need separate destinations.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who collects residential trash and recycling in North Las Vegas?
Republic Services provides residential garbage and recycling collection in North Las Vegas. It is a private collection service rather than a city sanitation operation, so service questions and cart guidance should be checked with Republic's Southern Nevada program.
Can North Las Vegas residents recycle glass containers?
Yes. Empty glass bottles and jars are accepted with the area's recyclable containers. Other glass products, such as mirrors, windows, ceramics, and drinking glasses, should not be treated as container glass.
Where can I take old electronics?
The Cheyenne Transfer Station is an identified local option for electronics. Check the facility's current acceptance rules before visiting, especially for televisions, batteries, appliances, or a large business load.
How do I dispose of household hazardous waste in North Las Vegas?
Southern Nevada uses a rotating household hazardous waste collection schedule. Use the Southern Nevada Health District and Republic Services guidance to identify the appropriate participating site before transporting paint, chemicals, automotive fluids, or similar materials.
Should hazardous products or electronics go in the recycling cart?
No. Electronics, batteries, chemicals, and other hazardous products can create fires or expose workers at sorting facilities. Keep them out of both trash and recycling until you have confirmed the correct transfer station or household hazardous waste option.
North Las Vegas Recycling Tips
- •Use Republic Services' Southern Nevada guidance for cart and collection questions rather than assuming the city operates the route.
- •Recycle only empty bottles and jars as glass containers, not mirrors, dishes, windows, or other glass products.
- •Check current acceptance details before taking electronics to the Cheyenne Transfer Station.
- •Review the rotating household hazardous waste schedule before loading chemicals because participating locations can vary.
- •Keep batteries and electronics out of curbside carts to reduce fire risks in collection trucks and sorting equipment.
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