Recycling Centers in Bend, Oregon
Discover 6 recycling centers in Bend
Discover 6 recycling centers in Bend
3X6F+7M Bend OR 97701 USA
Knott Landfill and Negus Transfer Station are two waste disposal facilities in Deschutes County. Knott Landfill accepts household garbage, construction debris, asbestos, and contaminated soil with specific weight-based pricing and application requirements for special waste disposal. They offer a $10 rebate for properly secured loads and accept various payment methods. Negus Transfer Station also accepts household garbage and construction debris with pricing based on weight and volume, along with additional charges for specific items like yard debris, wood waste, appliances, and tires. They have restrictions on certain materials like hazardous waste, liquids, and large items that may damage transfer trailers. Both facilities emphasize load security and have guidelines for acceptable materials. Alfalfa, Northwest, and Southwest Transfer Stations have similar restrictions on materials accepted and offer pricing based on volume for household garbage and construction debris, with limitations on certain items like dirt, concrete, and hazardous materials. They also provide a rebate for secured loads and accept various payment methods. Larger amounts of construction debris are directed to the Knott Landfill Recycling and Transfer Facility in Bend. Visitors to these facilities should review the specific guidelines for each location to ensure compliance with waste disposal regulations.
Bend, Oregon currently lists 6 recycling centers on RecycleFind. Popular materials include Appliances, Cardboard, Glass. Pickup or container service is usually offered on request, so call ahead to confirm availability. 3 locations open on Saturdays, making weekend drop-offs possible. At least 1 scrap metal yard mention cash payouts for scrap. Bring a government-issued ID and confirm rates the day you visit. Average customer rating across published reviews is 4.4 out of 5.
6 recycling centers are active in Bend, covering metals, appliances, electronics, and construction scrap.
The most common materials include Appliances, Cardboard, Glass, Plastics #1&2, Electronics. Oregon has a bottle deposit program, so beverage containers can be recycled for refund. Check individual recycling centers for specialized items like batteries or catalytic converters.
Pickup service availability varies by facility. Call local scrap yards to discuss large jobs or container rentals.
3 scrap metal yards are open on Saturdays. Arrive early to avoid lines.
Several scrap metal yards mention cash payouts when you bring a government-issued ID. Call ahead to confirm today's rate and any limits before you arrive.
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