Bloom Recyclers offers household and commercial recycling services. The site supports local educational resources and runs community initiatives like ongoing food drives. They provide competitive pricing, extended service hours, and on-site recycling.
The Green Waste Disposal Site is a service for Ogden City residents who pay garbage fees. It accepts permitted natural waste like brush, leaves, grass, and small tree branches, while excluding roots, stumps, sod, and dirt.
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Listed hours: Mon-Sat 7:00 AM – 5:00 PM · Sun Closed
Accepts: Brush, Leaves, Grass, Small tree branches
Services: Disposal of green waste · Sale of compost · Sale of firewood · Sale of mulch · Sale of rock chips · Sale of wood chips · Sale of tailings
Is the Green Waste Disposal Site free to use?
Yes, it is free for residents who pay garbage fees and have a green waste pass.
What do I need to bring to get a Green Waste pass?
You need a picture ID, any Ogden City utility bill in your name, and a current email address.
Metro Recyclers Ogden is a scrap metal recycling site located at 555 W 12th St, Ogden, UT. They provide fast and hassle-free recycling services for both commercial and residential clients.
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Listed hours: Mon-Fri 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM · Sat 8:00 AM – 2:00 PM · Sun Closed
Accepts: Steel, Aluminum, Copper
Services: Scrap metal recycling · Commercial recycling · Residential recycling · On-site cleanups · Bin pickup service
What are the hours of operation?
Metro Recyclers Ogden is open Monday to Friday from 8 AM to 5 PM and Saturday from 8 AM to 2 PM.
Ogden Recycling & Steel offers professional recycling and scrap metal services in Ogden, UT. The company offers a range of services including bin and dumpster services, trucking, and demolition.
Recycled Earth in Ogden, UT is dedicated to sustainable practices by converting construction and demolition waste into high-quality, reusable products. They offer a variety of premium converted products such as landscape materials, construction aggregates, recycled road base, and gravel suitable for construction, landscaping, and home projects. Their commitment to innovative technologies and exceptional service ensures customers receive the best solutions for their needs. Recycled Earth is open from Monday to Thursday, 7am to 5pm, and is located at 1515 W 3030 S in Ogden, UT.
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The Ogden Tear A Part yard is at 763 West 12th Street. Cars are logged, tagged, and added to an online and on-site inventory before parts are pulled. Shoppers use the you-pull inventory, and staff print the row where a car sits. Yard entry stops 30 minutes before closing.
Tear A Part buys running and non-running vehicles at this yard, with or without a title, and pays cash after an on-site assessment. Pickup and hauling are included in that purchase. Hazardous fluids are pulled from vehicles before parts are sold. Weekend specials at the Ogden yard cover blower motors, rear axles, windshields, and door glass. The company has operated this salvage yard for 30 years.
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Listed hours: Mon-Sat 9:00 AM-5:00 PM; Sun 9:00 AM-4:00 PM (yard entry ends 30 min before close)
Accepts: Junk cars, Used auto parts, Running and non-running vehicles
Services: You-pull parts inventory · Junk car buying · Cash purchase after assessment · Vehicle pickup · Hazardous fluid removal
Does Tear A Part buy cars at the Ogden yard?
Tear A Part buys running and non-running vehicles at 763 West 12th Street, with or without a title, and pays cash after an on-site assessment. Pickup and hauling are included.
Does the Ogden Tear A Part yard have a you-pull inventory?
Cars are logged, tagged, and listed online and on site. Staff print the row where a car sits.
Utah Pic-A-Part focuses on providing used auto parts through self-service yard sites. Customers are encouraged to bring their own tools to salvage parts from a wide selection of vehicles available at their locations in Ogden and Orem.
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Listed hours: Mon-Sat 8:00 AM - 6:00 PM · Sun 9:00 AM - 4:30 PM
Accepts: Used auto parts, Unwanted vehicles for purchase
Services: Self-service auto parts yard · Cash for cars · Vehicle inventory checks · Ebay listings
What are your hours of operation?
Monday - Saturday 8:00 am - 6:00 pm, Sunday 9:00 am - 4:30 pm.
Can I bring my own tools?
Yes, customers are encouraged to bring their own tools to pull the parts they need.
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Materials Accepted in Ogden
Based on the listings above, materials commonly handled in Ogden include recycling, Ogden, scrap metal, household recycling, commercial recycling. Browse the guides below for preparation tips, scrap values, and what's recyclable.
Ogden City collects recycling from a blue cart every other week, on the same day as weekly garbage, a schedule that started May 2, 2023. Glass is banned from the cart and goes to two drop-off sites: the Green Waste Site at 1845 Monroe Blvd and the Ogden Transfer Station at 3027 Midland Drive. Three contaminated-cart strikes cost a household its recycling cart for a year.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I put glass in my Ogden recycling cart?
No. Ogden's blue cart refuses all glass. Drop brown, green, and clear glass at the Green Waste Site, 1845 Monroe Blvd, or at the Ogden Transfer Station, 3027 Midland Drive. Momentum Recycling also offers curbside glass pickup for a fee at (801) 355-0334.
How often is recycling picked up in Ogden?
Every other week, on the same day as garbage. Since May 2, 2023, garbage pickup stays weekly while the blue recycling cart is emptied biweekly. Carts must be out by 6 a.m. and not blocked by a vehicle, or the truck can skip them.
What happens if I put the wrong things in my Ogden recycling cart?
Ogden uses a three-strike program. After three incidents of non-recyclables in a cart, the city removes the recycling cart from the property for one year, and the household keeps paying for garbage service. One strike can be erased by attending a weekly recycling class at the facility.
Where do I take grass clippings and branches in Ogden?
Take them to the Green Waste Disposal Site at 1845 Monroe, open Monday to Saturday from 7:00 AM to 5:00 PM and closed on holidays. It is free for Ogden residents who pay city garbage fees, limited to one visit per week per property, and requires a pass from the Public Works Building at 133 W 29th St. The site takes yard waste such as brush, leaves, grass, and small branches, and refuses roots, stumps, sod, and dirt.
Does Ogden have curbside bulk pickup?
No. The city has no curbside cleanup program. Each spring, residents can get two free passes covering up to $15 of non-green waste at the Ogden Transfer Station, available March through June. Five residents can also jointly apply for a 30-yard dumpster for two days of neighborhood cleanup, a program that runs year-round.
Where can I take old paint or gas in Ogden?
The Ogden Transfer Station at 3027 Midland Drive takes paint and gas in their original labeled containers. Call 801-388-1442 with other household hazardous waste questions.
Recycling tips for Ogden
•Blue-cart plastics must be bottles, jugs, tubs, and to-go containers; plastic bags and stretch wrap go in the garbage.
•Cut cardboard to 2 ft by 2 ft or smaller so it fits in the Ogden blue cart.
•The blue cart takes punctured aerosol cans and refuses unpunctured ones.
•Ogden's green waste pass needs a picture ID and an Ogden City utility bill in your name, issued at 133 W 29th St.
•A missing cart needs a case number from Ogden Police at 801-395-8221 before Public Service Operations at 801-629-8271 will open a replacement work order.
Recycling centers near Ogden
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