WM - Reno Recycling Facility

1100 E Commercial Row Reno NV 89512 USA

4 (169 reviews)

WM - Reno Recycling Facility recycling center in Reno, NV - View of facility

About This Center

The recycling center offers a wide range of services, including drop-off locations for various recyclable materials such as paper, cardboard, glass, plastic, and metal. They also provide pick-up services for large items like appliances and electronics. Specific instructions include separating materials into designated bins, ensuring items are clean and dry, and removing any non-recyclable contaminants. Visitors should note that hazardous materials, such as batteries and chemicals, are not accepted. Additionally, the center offers educational programs and resources to promote recycling and sustainability within the community.

Materials Accepted and Services Offered

CardboardGlassPlasticMetalAppliancesElectronicsSeparating MaterialsDesignated BinsClean and Dry ItemsNon-Recyclable ContaminantsHazardous Materials Not AcceptedEducational Programs

Featured Reviews

Steve Url

Steve Url (3/5 stars, 3 months ago): They have cleaned up the single stream drop-off area but people still ignore the posted rules. (People do not understand what is Not Recyclable). Many careless Nevadans consider the new yellow bins free dumping or are obsessive about every little item they collect to recycle. There are no employees present. Hours are short and weekdays only; there is no more dedicated metal drop-off there. The nearby cardboard receiving site is popular but again comingled non-recyclables like styrofoam and sheet plastic usually found in the pikle. Zero effort at the drop-off point to cull this contamination. In general this is a "feel-good" effort. WM is "the US's largest pitiful helpless giant" said Gulliver Green. Photos would not help this long-standing hypocrisy.

Kevin cox

Kevin cox (2/5 stars, 2 months ago): My trash can bin is thrashed to hell- all cracked big ol’ hole in it missing wheels…live how they just ignore it. Guess I’ll call and wait on hold forever to ask if they can replace it. *Sigh*

Beth Cichowlaz

Beth Cichowlaz (5/5 stars, 7 months ago): Disposing of my larger debris was so simple and it was free. My first experience with the transfer station was wonderful. The smell wasn’t too exciting but it was a short time period. Disposing was fast speedy and free. I’m so pleased.