Nevada recycling directory
19 facilities with contact info, hours, pricing, and accepted materials. Compare them and find the closest drop-off.
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See My Car's Offer2540 Sutro St Reno NV 89512 USA
Scrap metal buyer and processor handling ferrous and non-ferrous metals. Offers competitive pricing and quick unloading in Reno.
2425 E 2nd St Reno NV 89502 USA
ecoATM - Reno is a recycling facility located at 2425 East 2nd Street in Reno, Nevada.
6490 S McCarran Blvd #23 Reno NV 89509 USA
Materials recovery company recycling specialized streams into refined products. Industrial recycling services available by arrangement; confirm accepted materials.
3445 Airway Dr Suite C Reno NV 89511 USA
Junk King Reno is a franchise junk removal service serving Reno and surrounding Northern Nevada communities. The crew handles furniture, appliances, and cleanouts. Not an auto salvage yard.
Services: Residential junk removal · Commercial cleanouts · Furniture hauling · Eco-friendly disposal
Accepts: Furniture, Appliances, Household junk
Does Junk King Reno sell used auto parts?
No. Junk King Reno is a junk removal company.
573 E 2nd St Reno NV 89502 USA
Premier junk removal service in Reno, Nevada providing residential and commercial solutions. Services include appliance removal, furniture removal, construction debris cleanup, garage/basement/attic cleanouts, hoarding cleanup, and electronics recycling. Same-day pickup available with transparent upfront pricing, free estimates, and donation of usable items to charities.
Services: Residential junk removal · Commercial cleanouts · Furniture hauling
Accepts: Furniture, Appliances, Household junk
Is Junk Magicians an auto salvage yard?
No. Junk Magicians provides junk removal in Reno.
1085 Telegraph St Reno NV 89502 USA
Nevada Recycling & Salvage operates at 1085 Telegraph Street in Reno, between Mill and Vassar, as a locally owned alternative to national waste haulers. The facility runs Nevada's only 24-person sort line belt system, separating recyclables from mixed waste to offer lower tipping rates than regional competitors. Services include a transfer station, roll-off containers, front load collection, bale pickup, 53-foot van service, and warehouse move-out cleanouts. Electronics recycling is also available. Call (775) 322-5788 for current rates.
Services: Transfer station · Roll-off container service · Front load collection · Bale pickup · 53-foot van service
Accepts: Mixed waste with recyclable separation, Electronics, Recyclable materials (sorted on 24-person sort line)
How does Nevada Recycling & Salvage keep its rates lower than national companies?
NRS operates Nevada's only 24-person sort line belt system, which recovers profit from recycled materials — allowing the facility to charge lower tipping rates compared to haulers that rely solely on disposal fees.
301 Montello St Reno NV 89512 USA
Reno Salvage Company has operated in Reno since 1939, buying and recycling ferrous and non-ferrous scrap metals. The yard handles metal disposal and new metals cut to order. This is a scrap metal recycler, not a self-service auto parts yard.
Services: Scrap metal buying · Metal recycling · New metals sales · Industrial metal management
Accepts: Ferrous scrap, Non-ferrous metals, Copper, Aluminum, Steel
Does Reno Salvage sell used auto parts?
No. Reno Salvage Company is a scrap metal recycler and new metals supplier.
What are Reno Salvage hours?
Monday through Friday 7:30 AM to 3:30 PM.
1391 E Commercial Row Reno NV 89512 USA
Located in Reno, Nevada, WM - Sage Transfer Station is a waste transfer and recycling station at 1391 East Commercial Row.
13890 Mt Anderson St Reno NV 89506 USA
WM - Stead Transfer Station is a waste transfer and recycling station based at 13890 Mount Anderson Street in Reno, Nevada.
Based on the listings above, materials commonly handled in Reno include Cardboard, Glass, Electronics, Appliances, Plastics #1&2. Browse the guides below for preparation tips, scrap values, and what's recyclable.
WM (Waste Management) runs curbside trash and recycling for Reno on a weekly trash, biweekly recycling schedule, and the closest landfill is the Lockwood Regional Landfill about 10 miles east of town in Storey County. Reno also has two WM transfer stations, on Commercial Row and in Stead, plus an Eco-Center for residents without curbside service. Glass bottles and jars go right in the blue recycling cart here, no separate drop-off needed, which is not the case in a lot of Nevada counties.
WM's Reno program accepts aluminum and steel cans, glass bottles and jars, paper, cardboard, and plastic containers in a single-stream cart, plus plastic and paper to-go cups as of a recent program update. Everything should be emptied of food and liquid and placed loose in the cart. Recycling is picked up every two weeks (an odd-week or even-week schedule depending on your address), not weekly like trash.
Yes. Unlike many Nevada counties where glass is a separate drop-off item, Reno's WM curbside cart accepts glass bottles and jars directly. If you don't have curbside recycling service, WM's Eco-Center and its Commercial Row recycling drop-off (1391 E. Commercial Row) also take mixed recyclables including glass.
Reno's regional landfill is the Lockwood Regional Landfill at 2700 E. Mustang Road in Sparks, NV, operated by WM, open Monday through Saturday 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Reno also has two transfer stations for closer drop-off: the Commercial Row Transfer Station at 1390 E. Commercial Row and the Stead Transfer Station at 13890 Mt. Anderson St.
WM accepts household hazardous waste for an additional fee at designated drop-off locations, call ahead for accepted materials, and Reno-area customers also get an annual HHW disposal voucher mailed with their WM bill (July for Reno accounts) good for a free drop-off through a WM partner. Electronics and household hazardous waste should never go in a trash or recycling cart. Keep Truckee Meadows Beautiful (KTMB) maintains an online guide to additional local recycling and e-waste drop-off options for Washoe County.
Nevada has no statewide bottle deposit or can-redemption program, so you won't get cash back for bottles or cans here. Scrap metal is a different story: Nevada law (NRS 647) requires scrap metal processors to record every purchase, copy the seller's valid photo ID, and pay by check or electronic transfer for any purchase of $150 or more, so bring identification when you sell scrap.
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