CardboardAluminum and metal cansPaperCorrugated cardboardPaper food and beverage cartons
Accepts: Cardboard, Aluminum and metal cans, Paper, Corrugated cardboard, Paper food and beverage cartons
Services: County recycling drop-off
Norwalk, Ohio
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US20 Metals Recycling, LLC is listed at 1640 US20 East in Norwalk. Its materials list includes several steel and aluminum forms, cans, copper, brass, batteries, and other items.
SteelHeavy steelSheet aluminumCansAluminum sidingCopper+4 more
Listed hours: Mon-Fri 8:00 AM – 4:30 PM · Sat 8:00 – 11:45 AM · Sun Closed
Accepts: Steel, Heavy steel, Sheet aluminum, Cans, Aluminum siding, Copper, Brass, Iron, Aluminum and copper radiators, Household wire, Stainless steel, Electric motors, Rotors, Motors, Transmissions, Alternators, Starters, Batteries
Services: Scrap-metal recycling · Material drop-off
Where is US20 Metals Recycling?
The listing gives 1640 US20 East, Norwalk, Ohio.
Which materials does it accept?
Its list includes steel, sheet aluminum, cans, copper, brass, household wire, batteries, and other metal items.
Materials Accepted in Norwalk
Based on the listings above, materials commonly handled in Norwalk include Cardboard, Aluminum and metal cans, Paper, Corrugated cardboard, Paper food and beverage cartons. Browse the guides below for preparation tips, scrap values, and what's recyclable.
Recycling in Norwalk, Ohio
Norwalk recycling runs through the Huron County Solid Waste Management District, which keeps drop-off boxes at its Administration Building at 180 Milan Ave and at 130 Shady Lane. The city also has its own commingle compactors, hauled to the Richland MRF on Wednesdays and Fridays at about 8 tons a week. Trash goes to the county transfer station on Townline Road 131 in Willard.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where are the Huron County recycling drop-off boxes in Norwalk?
The permanent boxes in Norwalk are at the Administration Building, 180 Milan Ave, and at 130 Shady Lane. The Administration Building has two cardboard boxes and one commingle box hauled on Mondays and Thursdays. Shady Lane has one cardboard box and one commingle box hauled on Tuesdays.
When is the Norwalk Township recycling drop-off open?
The Norwalk Township box at 111 Townsend Ave is a 20-yard closed-top commingle container. The township program runs on the 2nd Saturday of each month from November through April and the 4th Saturday from May through October.
What does the Huron County transfer station charge for trash?
The transfer station at 2415 Townline Rd. 131 in Willard charges $65.00 per ton, with a $20.00 minimum for loads of 625 pounds or less. An untarped or unsecured load adds $10.00. It takes cash, check, or punch card only, and runs Monday through Friday 7:00 AM to 4:00 PM and Saturday 7:00 AM to 12:00 PM.
How much does it cost to drop off tires and a refrigerator in Huron County?
A car tire under 15 inches costs $4.00 and a lawn mower tire costs $4.00. Truck tires from 16 to 20 inches cost $6.00 and semi tires cost $15.00. Freon appliances such as refrigerators, freezers, air conditioners, and dehumidifiers cost $20.00 each at the Willard transfer station.
Where do I take household hazardous waste in Norwalk?
The district office at 180 Milan Ave takes rechargeable power-tool batteries and cell phone batteries, Monday through Friday 7:30 AM to 4:00 PM. Antifreeze goes to Bob's Auto Wrecking and Recovery at 12602 St. Rt. 13 in Milan, and motor oil goes to the Norwalk and Willard auto parts stores. Compact fluorescent bulbs go to Menards, Home Depot, or Lowe's in Sandusky.
Does the Willard transfer station take yard waste and car batteries?
Yes. Yard waste costs $30 per ton with a $7.50 minimum for loads under 500 pounds, and branches must be under 4 inches in diameter. Car and lawn mower batteries are free if you keep them separate.
Recycling tips for Norwalk
- •Bring a tarp for the Willard transfer station, because an unsecured load adds $10.00 to the bill.
- •Cardboard goes in the closed-top boxes at 180 Milan Ave, which are hauled on Mondays and Thursdays.
- •The transfer station landfills televisions instead of recycling them.
- •Branches thicker than 4 inches get turned away at the yard waste pile in Willard.
- •The district office at 180 Milan Ave takes power-tool and cell phone batteries on weekdays. Questions go to 419-663-8059.
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