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Set out your items
Place your items in an enclosed bin at your curb. Fill out this form for an oversized collection request.
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We do the rest
Our partners pick up your items on the day you request.
Place your items in an enclosed bin at your curb. Fill out this form for an oversized collection request.
Our partners pick up your items on the day you request.
Acceptable:
Anything clothing, accessories, or shoes in good, reusable shape.
Acceptable:
Microwaves, coffee makers, toasters, garbage disposals, bread machines, mixers, bread machines, refrigerators, freezers, stoves, dishwashers, air conditioning units, and range hoods.
We charge extra for refrigerator and freezers that still have freon.
Acceptable:
Clean and dry corrugated cardboard, mail, magazines, catalogs, phone books, newspaper, newsprint packing paper, empty and clean aluminum and tin cans, plastics listed as #1-#7 (liquid and food residue must be removed, labels are ok)
Unacceptable:
Wet or soiled cardboard, wax coated cartons or cups, soiled or wet paper, styrofoam, metals, plastic bags, plastic eating utensils, straws, plastic film, bulky rigid plastics larger than 5 gallons, flower pots, k-cups, and candy wrappers.
Acceptable:
Wheelchairs, walkers, cranes, walking sticks, screen readers, hearing aids, scooters, crutches, prosthetic devices, dressing aids such as zipper pulls and button hooks, long handle shoe horn, reacher, adapted kitchen tools and eating utensils, walker carrying bag, wheelchair cup holder, book stand, automatic soap dispenser, vacuum robot, switch-adapted appliances, speech generating devices, artificial larynx, fluency assistance devices, voice amplification systems, vibrating alarm clocks, doorbell with flashing light alert
Acceptable:
Hard or soft cover books in good shape.
Acceptable:
phones, cameras, household appliances, computer accessories including the computer itself monitor and cords, home electronics like game systems, televisions, and digital media players. cell phone batteries, laptop batteries, UPS batteries, lead acid batteries (car, boat, RV, Motorcycle, alarm systems)
Unacceptable:
Plasma TVs, console TVs, CRT TVs, audio cassettes, CDs, alkaline batteries, VCR tapes, audio cassettes, or smoke detectors.
Acceptable:
Bicycles, skateboards, razor scooters, fishing poles, fishing tackle, boats, Canoes, balls, bats, protective gear, golf clubs, golf bags, hockey sticks, tennis rackets, ice skates, roller skates, bowling balls, croquet, frisbees, frisbee golf, barbells, dumbbells, weight benches, and archery equipment.
As long as it is in decent shape we can probably take it.
Unacceptable:
Sporting equipment in very poor condition will not be accepted.
Acceptable:
Doors, windows, counter tops, lighting fixtures, and sinks.
Unacceptable:
Construction trash
Acceptable:
Anything clothing, accessories, or shoes in good, reusable shape.
Acceptable:
Microwaves, coffee makers, toasters, garbage disposals, bread machines, mixers, bread machines, refrigerators, freezers, stoves, dishwashers, air conditioning units, and range hoods.
We charge extra for refrigerator and freezers that still have freon.
Acceptable:
Chairs, tables, dressers, shelving, couches (in good shape), bed frames, desks, office chairs, filing cabinets
Acceptable:
Wheelchairs, walkers, cranes, walking sticks, screen readers, hearing aids, scooters, crutches, prosthetic devices, dressing aids such as zipper pulls and button hooks, long handle shoe horn, reacher, adapted kitchen tools and eating utensils, walker carrying bag, wheelchair cup holder, book stand, automatic soap dispenser, vacuum robot, switch-adapted appliances, speech generating devices, artificial larynx, fluency assistance devices, voice amplification systems, vibrating alarm clocks, doorbell with flashing light alert
Acceptable:
Hard or soft cover books in good shape.
Acceptable:
phones, cameras, household appliances, computer accessories including the computer itself monitor and cords, home electronics like game systems, televisions, and digital media players. cell phone batteries, laptop batteries, UPS batteries, lead acid batteries (car, boat, RV, Motorcycle, alarm systems)
Unacceptable:
Plasma TVs, console TVs, CRT TVs, audio cassettes, CDs, alkaline batteries, VCR tapes, audio cassettes, or smoke detectors.
Acceptable:
Bicycles, skateboards, razor scooters, fishing poles, fishing tackle, boats, Canoes, balls, bats, protective gear, golf clubs, golf bags, hockey sticks, tennis rackets, ice skates, roller skates, bowling balls, croquet, frisbees, frisbee golf, barbells, dumbbells, weight benches, and archery equipment.
As long as it is in decent shape we can probably take it.
Unacceptable:
Sporting equipment in very poor condition will not be accepted.
Acceptable:
Doors, windows, counter tops, lighting fixtures, and sinks.
Unacceptable:
Construction trash
When you schedule your recyclables for curbside pick up, you take an important step for people in your community and the planet. It’s our job to make sure your decision to recycle has the greatest impact possible. Requesting recycling pick up only when you need it can save greenhouse gasses and prevent unnecessary wear and tear on roads from the collection process.
Our simple system gives you the opportunity to easily recycle a variety of items right from your residence. Because our collectors separate recyclables at the point of pick-up, we’re able to accept and preserve the quality of items including glass and electronics and prevent recycling contamination that can cause your recyclables to be sent to the landfill or harm the recycling process.
Our collectors store recyclables at their facility until enough has been collected for efficient shipping to a processing facility, cutting greenhouse gas emissions by reducing transportation trips.
Your recyclables help mills and processors make new products while reducing the use of raw natural resources in the process.
Your recyclables are converted into new products purchased by consumers. As you can see, this process starts and ends with you. We’re here to make your smart choice to recycle an easy choice.
