422 Auto Wrecking has been family owned on Parkman Road in Warren since 1965, run by Roger and Rusty Howard and a long-tenured team. The yard sells new and used parts for domestic cars, trucks, SUVs, and vans, including engines, transmissions, axles, radiators, air conditioning components, batteries, headlights, taillights, mirrors, and tires. A computerized inventory tracks most parts in stock, and anything missing is special ordered.
The yard also sells late-model cars, trucks, and SUVs and belongs to ARA Recycles. Some customers drive 100 to 300 miles for parts, and the yard lists Youngstown, Niles, Girard, Boardman, Austintown, Hubbard, Middlefield, Newton Falls, and Sharon, Pennsylvania as places it serves.
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Accepts: Salvaged auto parts, Used engines and transmissions
Services: Computerized parts inventory · New and used domestic parts · Special orders for missing parts · Late-model vehicle sales · Parts requests by phone or online form
Does 422 Auto Wrecking sell new parts as well as used?
Yes. The yard sells both new and used parts for domestic cars, trucks, SUVs, and vans.
What if 422 Auto Wrecking does not have the part I need?
The yard special orders parts it does not have on hand.
Clover Recycling is a nonprofit site offering a free drop-off center for clean and sorted recycling materials. They focus on education and sustainability services alongside processing materials for reuse and manufacturing.
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Listed hours: Mon Closed · Tue 11:00 AM – 7:00 PM · Wed Closed · Thu 11:00 AM – 7:00 PM · Fri Closed · Sat 11:00 AM – 7:00 PM · Sun Closed
Trumbull County Collection Facility at 5138 Enterprise Dr. NW in Warren, open to Trumbull and Geauga County residents. Accepts electronics, appliances, Styrofoam, batteries, propane tanks, and fluorescent light bulbs year-round. From May through October, also accepts flammable household hazardous waste such as gasoline, chemicals, pesticides, and oil-based paints. Team members remove all items from your vehicle.
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Accepts: Electronics (e-waste), Appliances, Styrofoam, Batteries, Propane tanks, Fluorescent light bulbs, Gasoline (May through October), Chemicals (May through October), Pesticides (May through October), Oil-based paints (May through October)
Services: Electronics and appliance drop-off · Styrofoam drop-off · Battery and propane tank drop-off · Fluorescent light bulb drop-off · Seasonal household hazardous waste drop-off (May through October) · Curbside vehicle unloading by staff
Who can use the Trumbull Collection Facility?
The facility is open to all Trumbull and Geauga County residents.
What are the regular hours at the Warren Trumbull facility?
Open year-round on Wednesdays from 10am to 3pm, excluding government holidays.
The Trumbull Collection Facility on Enterprise Drive in Warren is one of two drop-off sites run by the Geauga-Trumbull Solid Waste Management District, a government agency formed in 1993. It is open to all Trumbull and Geauga County residents. Electronics, appliances with or without Freon, Styrofoam, batteries, propane tanks, and fluorescent light bulbs are accepted year-round, and staff remove items from the vehicle.
Seasonally (May-October) the facility also takes household hazardous waste such as gasoline, chemicals, pesticides, and oil-based paints. Winter flammable waste from Trumbull County residents goes to the district's Geauga facility in Chardon instead. The Warren site opens on Wednesdays plus select Saturdays.
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Accepts: Electronics, Appliances with and without Freon, Styrofoam, Batteries, Propane tanks, Fluorescent light bulbs, Gasoline and chemicals (May to October), Pesticides (May to October), Oil-based paints (May to October)
Services: Year-round electronics and appliance drop-off · Seasonal household hazardous waste collection, May to October · Styrofoam recycling · Staff unload vehicles · Freon appliance acceptance
Who can use the Trumbull Collection Facility in Warren?
All Trumbull and Geauga County residents can drop off materials there.
Does the Trumbull Collection Facility take household hazardous waste in winter?
No. Flammable and hazardous materials are accepted May through October, and Trumbull County residents take them to the Geauga Collection Facility in Chardon during winter.
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Materials Accepted in Warren
Based on the listings above, materials commonly handled in Warren include Batteries, Styrofoam, Auto Salvage, Used Auto Parts, Engines. Browse the guides below for preparation tips, scrap values, and what's recyclable.
Warren's main recycling site is the Geauga-Trumbull Solid Waste Management District's Trumbull County Collection Facility at 5138 Enterprise Dr. NW, which takes electronics, appliances, Styrofoam, batteries, and propane tanks free from residents of both counties. The district also runs unstaffed bins inside Warren at North Park Avenue, Warren G. Harding High School, and Summit Academy on Moncrest Drive.
Frequently Asked Questions
When is the Trumbull County Collection Facility on Enterprise Drive open?
The facility at 5138 Enterprise Dr. NW is open Wednesdays from 10:00 AM to 3:00 PM year-round, except government holidays. Saturday hours of 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM run on one Saturday a month from May through October. Staff unload items from your vehicle.
Where are the recycling drop-off bins in Warren, Ohio?
Warren has four city drop-off sites: 347 N. Park Ave. behind the old YWCA (Monday and Thursday), 5138 Enterprise Dr. (Monday and Thursday), Summit Academy at 1461 Moncrest Dr. NW (Tuesday and Friday), and Warren G. Harding High School at 860 Elm Rd. NE (Tuesday and Friday). Warren Township's sports complex at 4651 W. Market St. in Leavittsburg also has bins. The bins take bottles, cans, jugs, jars, paper, and cardboard only.
Does Trumbull County charge to recycle appliances and TVs?
No. The district accepts appliances and electronics free at its collection facilities. That covers freezers, refrigerators, air conditioners, washers, dryers, water heaters, and nearly any plug-in device. TVs are limited to 3 per day.
Where can Warren residents take household hazardous waste?
The Trumbull County Collection Facility takes household hazardous waste from May through October, on Wednesdays from 10:00 AM to 3:00 PM. It accepts gasoline, oil-based paint, pesticides, motor oil, antifreeze, and car batteries at no charge. Latex paint, medications, sharps, and construction debris are refused, and businesses are not served. The Geauga facility at 12685 Merritt Rd. in Chardon takes household hazardous waste year-round on Fridays.
Where do I take scrap tires in Warren, Ohio?
Take them to a community tire collection event or a tire dealer. Neither the Trumbull nor the Geauga collection facility accepts scrap tires. Free tire collection events run through individual communities, and you must live in the hosting community to use them. Tire dealers charge a fee.
Where do I take trash in Warren, Ohio if I do not have curbside service?
Ohio Valley Waste operates a transfer location at 300 Martin Luther King Blvd. SW in Warren, phone (330) 395-8333, and it charges a fee. For curbside service, call Ohio Valley Waste Service at (330) 792-2487 or Republic Services at (330) 793-7676, two Trumbull County haulers that bundle recycling with trash pickup.
Recycling tips for Warren
•From November through April, take gasoline and oil-based paint to the Geauga facility in Chardon on a Friday, because the Trumbull facility takes household hazardous waste only from May through October.
•Latex paint is refused at the Enterprise Drive facility, and so are medications and sharps.
•Warren G. Harding High School and Summit Academy bins are serviced Tuesdays and Fridays, while the N. Park Ave. bins are serviced Mondays and Thursdays.
•The Enterprise Drive facility accepts propane tanks, fire extinguishers, and car batteries as household hazardous waste at no charge.
Recycling centers near Warren
The closest recycling centers in neighboring areas: