Transfer Stations & Dumps in Arizona

Ez Recycling

(480) 238-2582

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WASTE CONNECTIONS OF ARIZONA - APACHE JUNCTION RECYCLING FACILITY

(480) 983-9100

Waste Connections in Apache Junction, formerly known as Durham RAD Landfill, offers non-hazardous solid waste collection, recycling, and landfill disposal services to commercial, industrial, municipal, and residential customers. They accept municipal solid waste, special waste, and materials involving solidification. The landfill recovers recyclable materials such as cardboard, office paper, plastics, oil, glass, and various metals for reuse. Rates for services are provided, including details on construction demolition loads, LEED recycling, shingles disposal, and additional services like mattress disposal, tire requirements, safety gear, and more. The facility emphasizes safety and environmental protection, requiring customers to wear safety gear and follow specific guidelines. Accepted landfill materials include clean fill, construction debris, household waste, and more, while unaccepted items range from appliances to toxic waste. Green waste recycling is available for specific materials like brush, leaves, and wood chips. Contact information for Waste Connections in Apache Junction includes the address at 3755 S. Royal Palm Rd., phone number, and details on rates and services provided.

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Recycle Cans And Plastic

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Buesing Recycling Facility - Chandler - Plant 2

(602) 845-3663

Buesing Recycling Facility (Plant 2) in Chandler, AZ is the construction-materials recycling operation of Buesing Corp, an employee-owned Phoenix-based civil contractor. The plant recycles concrete, asphalt, dirt, and other construction and demolition materials generated by site work and earthwork projects across Arizona.

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City of Chandler - Recycling-Solid Waste Collection Center

(480) 782-3510

Solid Waste Services in Chandler, part of the Public Works Utilities Department, offers safe and efficient solid waste programs to residents. Services include curbside collection of refuse in black cans, recyclables in blue cans, bulk collection, and hazardous waste disposal. The Recycling-Solid Waste Collection Center is operated by Solid Waste Services, which also conducts public outreach to promote recycling. New residents can start solid waste service by contacting Utility Billing. The center is closed on Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Year's Day. For inquiries, Customer Service Representatives are available Monday to Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.

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United Fibers LLC

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WM - Cottonwood Transfer Station

(928) 325-6214

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Jennifer Recycling

(602) 459-1424

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The Brothers Recycling

(602) 596-2141

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BC Recycling - Goodyear

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KAR Recycling Center

(928) 757-9888

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Mesa Recycling LLC.

(480) 833-1900

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WM - San Tan Hauling & Transfer Station

(800) 796-9696

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Morristown Transfer Station

(602) 329-3919

The Maricopa County Environmental Services Waste Resources Transfer Stations in Aguila, Cave Creek, Hassayampa, Morristown, New River, and Rainbow Valley accept bulk green waste during quarterly collection events at specific locations. Bagged and bundled green waste is accepted year-round. The transfer stations operate on varying schedules, with specific holiday closures. As of October 2019, only debit and credit cards are accepted as payment methods, with cash not being accepted. Tips for a successful visit include avoiding busy times, separating recyclable materials, and arriving early if unloading a significant load. Necessary tools are provided for cleaning out vehicles and unloading areas. Contact details for the Aguila Transfer Station are 48848 N. 531 Ave, open Thursday and Friday from 7:00 AM to 4:30 PM. The Cave Creek Transfer Station is located at 3955 E. Carefree Hwy, open Wednesday to Saturday from 7:00 AM to 4:30 PM. The Hassayampa Transfer Station is at 32450 W Salome Highway, open Wednesday to Saturday from 7:00 AM to 4:30 PM. The Morristown Transfer Station is at 40135 N. Highway 60, open Wednesday and Saturday from 7:00 AM to 4:30 PM. The New River Transfer Station is at 41835 N. New River Rd, open Wednesday to Saturday from 7:00 AM to 4:30 PM. The Rainbow Valley Transfer Station is at 17795 S. Rainbow Valley Rd, open Friday and Saturday from 7:00 AM to 4:30 PM.

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Arizona Metal Management

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Cactus Recycling

(602) 872-8178

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Carrillo Recycle

(602) 243-7158

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City of Phoenix North Gateway Transfer Station

(602) 262-7251

Phoenix owns two strategically placed transfer stations, one in north Phoenix and one in South Phoenix. The transfer stations temporarily house all of the trash from Phoenix in preparation for hauling the materials to the State Route 85 Landfill in Buckeye. All recyclables in Phoenix are also sent to the transfer stations to be sorted by the adjoining Materials Recovery Facility (MRF). The MRF contains a series of machines and conveyors that sort glass, paper, metal, cardboard, and plastic into separate bales. All green organics are sent to the 27th Avenue Compost Facility to be processed into quality compost. The transfer stations accept appliances, tires, and other waste materials for a fee, with specific guidelines for disposal. Residents can take up to two CRT units per household per month free of charge, with a fee of $20 per unit after the first two, plus additional disposal fees. Tires are accepted with a limit of five automobile tires per year, with rims removed. Commercial hazardous waste, radioactive waste, and certain other materials are prohibited. Customers must comply with disposal fees and handling guidelines, including the requirement for an Express Exit Disposal Permit Decal for commercial business customers. Residents can purchase compost containers for $5 and enroll in the Certified Green Organics Program for vegetation-only loads. Contact details for further information can be obtained by sending an email to the provided address.

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City of Phoenix Transfer Station

(602) 262-7251

Phoenix owns two strategically placed transfer stations, one in north Phoenix and one in South Phoenix. The transfer stations temporarily house all of the trash from Phoenix before hauling it to the State Route 85 Landfill in Buckeye. All recyclables in Phoenix are also sent to the transfer stations to be sorted by the adjoining Materials Recovery Facility (MRF), which sorts glass, paper, metal, cardboard, and plastic into separate bales. Green organics are sent to the 27th Avenue Compost Facility for processing into compost. The transfer stations accept appliances, tires, and other waste materials for a fee, with specific guidelines such as cutting boats and spas into fourths to avoid penalties, and removing valves from bulk propane and Freon containers. Certain wastes like regulated hazardous waste, PCBs, radioactive wastes, and infectious wastes are prohibited. Disposal fees are $55 per ton with a $40 minimum charge, payable in cash or credit card. Residents can also enroll in the Certified Green Organics Program for vegetation-only loads. Commercial customers need an Express Exit Disposal Permit Decal for each vehicle. For more information or to purchase compost containers, residents can email the provided address.

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Ecostation Deer Valley Park

(602) 495-3735

Eco-stations in Phoenix are large roll-off bins located in city-owned parks and near multi-family housing complexes for residents and businesses to drop off recyclables at any time. Recyclable items can also be taken to the 27th Avenue Transfer Station and North Gateway Transfer Station. The Eco-stations are strategically placed in parks like Encanto Park, Deer Valley Park, Paradise Valley Park, Sweetwater Park, Pecos Park, Maryvale Park (currently closed), Cesar Chavez Park (currently closed), Los Olivos Park, and Steele Indian School Park (permanently closed). The schedule for emptying the bins varies by park. Residents can use the Eco-station map on the website to find the nearest location. Additionally, there are instructions on how to request recycling at apartment complexes that do not currently offer the service.

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Friedman Recycling

(602) 269-9324

Friedman Recycling is a family-owned recycling company that has operated in the Phoenix Valley for nearly 50 years. The Phoenix location is at 3640 W Lincoln St, Phoenix, AZ 85009, with a second location in Tucson. The company focuses exclusively on recycling — it owns no landfills — and serves businesses by designing waste auditing and collection programs to maximize material recovery. Services include fleet-based pickup, automated sorting, and customized recycling programs for commercial clients.

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Goddess scrap L.L.C

(602) 865-9489

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National Recycle

(602) 359-5044

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Revolutionized Recycling inc.

(602) 687-3003

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WASTE CONNECTIONS OF ARIZONA - PHOENIX TRANSFER STATION

(480) 983-9100

Waste Connections in Phoenix, formerly known as Durham RAD Landfill, offers non-hazardous solid waste collection, recycling, and landfill disposal services to various customers. They accept municipal solid waste, special waste, and materials requiring solidification. The landfill recovers recyclable materials such as cardboard, office paper, plastics, oil, glass, and metals for reuse. Rates are based on weight, with additional fees for items like mattresses, tires, safety gear, and oversized loads. They emphasize safety and environmental protection, requiring customers to wear safety gear and follow specific payment terms. Accepted landfill materials include clean fill, construction debris, household waste, and tires, while unaccepted items include explosives, radioactive materials, and toxic waste. Green waste recycling is available for specific materials like brush, leaves, and wood chips. For inquiries or services, customers can contact Waste Connections at 3000 South 19th Avenue, Phoenix, AZ 85009, or call them at the provided phone number.

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Waste Management - Phoenix Recycling Center

(602) 437-3165

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Prescott Salvage and Recycling

(928) 515-2351

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WM - Sahuarita Transfer Station

(520) 399-3419

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Arizona Electronic Recycle

(480) 447-7356

Arizona E-Waste is a full-service recycling provider located in Phoenix, Tempe, and Scottsdale. They offer environmentally friendly services for recycling a wide range of electronic items, including computers, cell phones, batteries, televisions, cameras, DVD players, AV equipment, and more. They do not accept kitchen appliances. Arizona E-Waste provides free pick-up services for residents in Arizona, aiming to simplify the recycling process. They ensure data security through a 4-step data destruction process exceeding Department of Defense standards and offer serialized data-wipe certification upon request. The company has a zero-landfill policy and handles the recycling of various electronic equipment such as computers, servers, laptops, tablets, cell phones, printers, scanners, medical equipment, and more. Contact information for scheduling a pick-up includes phone numbers and addresses for their Phoenix, Tempe, and Scottsdale locations.

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Copper, Aluminum, Plastic And Brass Recycling

(602) 566-4947

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AZStRUT

(480) 222-4066

AZ StRUT is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization in Arizona that focuses on supporting technical education and promoting a more sustainable future through a Circular Economy approach. They refurbish and distribute computers, saving pounds of electronics from landfills annually. The organization partners with over 50 schools statewide and offers a membership program with annual benefits. AZ StRUT encourages involvement in their recycling efforts and mentions an Internet Lending Program for affordable home internet. For those interested, there is an option to subscribe to their monthly newsletter for updates and notifications.

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Vista Paper Recycling

(480) 966-3304

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Community Recycle Center - Tucson

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Los Reales Landfill

(520) 791-4183

This recycling center offers a wide range of services for recycling various materials. They accept items such as paper, cardboard, plastics, glass, and metals for recycling. Hazardous materials and electronic waste are not accepted at this facility. For more information or inquiries, please contact the recycling center at the provided contact details.

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Tucson Recycling Center

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WM - Catalina Transfer Station

(520) 339-9172

WM - Catalina Transfer Station is a waste transfer and recycling station based at 14425 North Oracle Road in Tucson, Arizona.

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WM - Rincon Recycling & Transfer Station

(520) 744-2600

The website provides information about Waste Management services in Tucson, Arizona, offering residential waste pickup, trash, and recycling services. It includes details on when to place carts curbside for pick up, items that should not go into the trash (such as batteries, electronics, and paint), items that can be put in the trash (like diapers and glassware), organic or green waste materials, and instructions on scheduling bulky pickups for items like mattresses and furniture. The site also mentions how to clean garbage containers and how to order new ones if needed. Additionally, it lists hazardous items that should not be placed curbside, such as automotive products and fluorescent light bulbs, and provides information on proper disposal methods for these items. Contact details for Waste Management are available for lost receptacles or additional services, and it emphasizes the company's commitment to environmental solutions.

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WM - Ryan Field Transfer Station

(520) 623-7300

Located in Tucson, Arizona, WM - Ryan Field Transfer Station is a waste transfer and recycling station at 6455 South Continental Road.

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Family Recycling LLC

(928) 684-2421

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