(503) 334-4146Mon–Fri 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM · Sat 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM · Sun Closed
Services: Electronic recycling · Computer recycling · Secure data destruction · On-site and off-site data destruction · Business and residential pickup
Accepts: Computers and laptops, Servers and IT equipment, Monitors and printers, Cell phones and telephones, TVs and DVD players, Gaming systems, Ink cartridges, Routers and modems
(503) 850-0222Mon–Fri 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM · Sat 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM · Sun Closed
Services: Mattress & Box Spring Recycling · Electronics Recycling · Hard Drive & Data Destruction · Server Drive Destruction · Drop-Off Furniture Recycling
Accepts: Twin Mattresses, Double Mattresses, Queen Mattresses, King Mattresses, Box Springs, Metal Bed Frames, Futon Mattresses, Electronics
What types of mattresses does Simply Marvelous Recycling accept?
They recycle twin, double, queen, king, waterbed, futon, toddler, and adjustable bed mattresses, as well as box springs and bed frames.
Does Simply Marvelous Recycling provide data destruction services?
Yes, they offer secure electronics recycling, hard drive destruction, and server drive destruction services.
Materials Accepted in Beaverton
Based on the listings above, materials commonly handled in Beaverton include electronics recycling, data destruction, Beverage Containers, Bulk Count Station, Green Bag Program. Browse the guides below for preparation tips, scrap values, and what's recyclable.
Beaverton keeps glass out of the mixed recycling container and gives it a separate red bin, and that separation is the rule people miss most often. Single-family customers can also set batteries and used motor oil out alongside the glass bin, which is unusual for curbside service. Cardboard has a size limit, scrap metal has length and weight limits, and everything else goes in loose.
Frequently Asked Questions
What goes in Beaverton's mixed recycling container?
Paper including cardboard no larger than 36 inches in any direction, newspaper, magazines, catalogs, envelopes, junk mail, phone books, aseptic containers, and clean pizza delivery boxes with no food residue; plastic bottles with caps screwed on, tubs, rigid nursery pots 2 inches by 2 inches or larger, and buckets of five gallons or less; and metal cans, aluminum foil, and scrap metal pieces shorter than 18 inches and under 10 pounds.
Where does glass go in Beaverton?
In a separate red glass bin for single-family homes, or a glass cart for apartments and businesses. The city asks that glass never be mixed with other recycling because it is a safety concern for the hauler and the sorting crew and it damages the sorting equipment. See our glass recycling guide.
Can I recycle batteries at the curb in Beaverton?
Yes, for single-family customers. Alkaline, button cell, and rechargeable batteries are accepted, with the ends taped on all but alkaline. Place them in a one-quart, clear, zip-sealed plastic bag and set the bag on top of the glass in your glass bin.
How do I recycle used motor oil in Beaverton?
Single-family customers can set used motor oil next to the glass bin in a one-gallon, see-through, unbreakable container with a screw-top cap.
How should recyclables be prepared?
Rinse all food and liquid containers so bacteria do not flourish and sugars do not gum up the processing machinery. Place materials directly into the container rather than in a plastic bag, because bags interfere with the processing equipment. Put only accepted materials in, since unacceptable items have to be removed and that extra processing raises recycling costs for everyone.
Recycling tips for Beaverton
•Keep glass in the separate red bin and never in the mixed recycling container.
•Cut cardboard so no side is longer than 36 inches.
•Limit scrap metal to pieces under 18 inches and 10 pounds.
•Tape the ends of button cell and rechargeable batteries, bag them, and set them on the glass.
•Call 503-526-2665 or email CityRecycling@BeavertonOregon.gov when an item is not on the list.
Recycling centers near Beaverton
The closest recycling centers in neighboring areas: