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See My Car's Offer3801 Old Hwy 99 S Roseburg OR 97471 USA
McGovern Metals Company provides the public a place to recycle unwanted metal and metal waste at 3801 Old Hwy 99 S in Roseburg, Oregon. It buys ferrous and non-ferrous scrap metal and offers bin and container drop-off and pickup service.
Services: metal recycling · ferrous scrap metal buying · non-ferrous scrap metal buying · scrap container drop-off · scrap container pickup
Accepts: ferrous scrap metal, non-ferrous scrap metal, metal waste
740 NE Garden Valley Blvd Roseburg OR 97470 USA
Located in Roseburg, Oregon, Roseburg BottleDrop Redemption Center is a beverage container redemption center at 740 Northeast Garden Valley Boulevard.
135 Kester Rd Roseburg OR 97470 USA
Located in Roseburg, Oregon, Steel Recyclers LLC is a scrap metal recycler at 135 Kester Road.
Based on the listings above, materials commonly handled in Roseburg include douglas county disposal, recycling center, roseburg oregon, waste management, transfer station. Browse the guides below for preparation tips, scrap values, and what's recyclable.
Roseburg sits in Douglas County along the South Umpqua, and its recycling picture recently changed: Roseburg Disposal delivered new recycling carts to residential customers through April and began curbside collection in May. Douglas County's Roseburg Transfer Site at 165 McLain Avenue handles what the cart cannot, and it added lithium-ion battery recycling alongside its long-running lead-acid program. Landfill and transfer-site fires are a stated county concern, so batteries never belong in a refuse container here.
Plastic bottles, tubs, jugs, and rigid plant pots at least 2 inches by 2 inches with caps screwed on, aluminum and steel cans including empty aerosol cans, flattened cardboard and food and beverage cartons, and paper such as newspaper, magazines, mail, office paper, and paper bags. Everything must be empty and dry.
Plastic bags and stretchy plastics, batteries, food and liquids, hoses, cords and wires, non-recyclable plastics such as utensils, straws, and clamshell containers, frozen food boxes, and electronics. Plastic bags go to a RecycleOn Center or a retailer drop-off instead.
At Douglas County's Roseburg Transfer Site, 165 McLain Avenue, open Wednesday through Sunday from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Ask the pay booth attendant and place them in the Battery Recycling Shed. Each patron may recycle up to one gallon of batteries per day, and this service is offered only at the Roseburg site, not at the county's other transfer stations.
In the same Battery Recycling Shed at the Roseburg Transfer Site. Lead-acid automotive and boat batteries go on the pallet inside the shed. See our guide to car batteries for safe transport.
Because transfer site and landfill fires can start from improperly discarded material and can spread to neighboring land. The county lists batteries and lithium-ion batteries, home electronics, charcoal briquettes, wood stove ashes, cigarettes, propane tanks, fireworks, lighters, oil and oil-soaked rags, paint cans, and chemicals as fire risks. Never place batteries in a refuse container or a garbage bag.
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