Address: 225 Commerce St, Broomfield, CO 80020, USA
Phone: +13034042839
Sunday: Open 24 hours
Monday: Open 24 hours
Tuesday: Open 24 hours
Wednesday: Open 24 hours
Thursday: Open 24 hours
Friday: Open 24 hours
Saturday: Open 24 hours
Thaddeus Kramer
It's straightforward of what goes where and what can be recycled. There's even pictures and descriptions, hint hint. They do empty frequently, so if the container is full come back another day. Need the Carboard Overflow option again.
Matt Helm
This recycling facility is a great option for Broomfield residents. There is all the usual options but I especially appreciate the container for recycling shoes, which I haven't seen elsewhere. Others complain about crowding here, but I haven't experienced that. Time your visit right and there shouldn't be a problem.
Ronald Stahl
This place does NOT take E-Waste
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Not at this location.
Completely free to use, as long as you are recycling appropriate, acceptable items at this center. Great spot for the community!
No, we do not accept batteries at this facility.
No, we do not accept gasoline. Broomfield residents can take hazardous waste to the Boulder county hazardous materials management facility for free. Please call them at 720.564.2251 to make an appointment. If you are not a Broomfield resident, I recommend contacting your local household hazardous materials service. Thank you for your question.
Yes. Broomfield residents can drop off cans, plastic and cardboard boxes here. The tree limb program moved to a different location.
No, we accept curbside-type recycling only. You can take them to a scrap metal facility. Thanks!
Sure! No one asks for ID.
We do not accept tempered glass. Check with EcoCycle/CHaRM in Boulder. They typically accept this type of material. Thanks!
That is correct, magazines are acceptable in either of the two bins labeled for mixed recycling. Thank you.
Hi Gary. Thanks for your question. Yes, they are, however, if the box is corrugated then it goes in one of our cardboard bins. If it is not corrugated, then it is recycled as paperboard and should go into our mixed recycle bins. Please feel free to call if you have any additional questions.
No, but I believe the Broomfield tree & limb drop off(near Lowell) accepts them. They become mulch for the city.
We do not. Red helium tanks are considered household hazardous waste and can be taken to the Boulder County Hazardous Materials Management Facility by appointment only. This service is free for Broomfield residents.
Hi Sophia, thanks for your question. Please call the Boulder County Hazardous Materials Management Facility at 720.564.2251 to verify your residency requirement and to make an appointment.
Hi Cindy. Thank you for your question. We do not take Christmas lights. Please check with EcoCycle and the CHaRM facility located at 6400 Arapahoe Road in Boulder.
Thank you for your question. We do not take scrap wood. Please visit the EcoCycle/CHaRM website for multiple options regarding wood recycling.
Hi Charles. Thank you for your question. We accept clothes and textile donations in our blue ARC bins that are located along the west side of the building. The far left bin is for textiles.
Thank you for your question. We do not accept scrap metal. We only accept curbside recyclables including, but not limited to, paper and cardboard, glass and aluminum containers, plastic bottles, tubs, jars, and jugs. Please call for any specific questions.
No, we do not take mattresses. Please contact Spring Back Colorado or EcoCycle for mattress recycling. Thanks for your question.
Yes, the christmas tree drop-off will be available until January 13. Thanks!
I doubt the recycling center takes used beds for trash.
Unfortunately, the tree branch drop off is for Broomfield residents only. Proof of residency is required. Thank you for your question.
No, we do not take refrigerators. Eco-Cycle at 6400 Arapahoe Rd in Boulder will take them. They charge $15 to drain the freon. Thank you for your question!
No, we do not accept any electronics. Eco-Cycle in Boulder takes them for a fee. You can see their pricing at ecocycle.org
Hi Judy. You can take these items to a scrap metal facility. Thank you for your question and I apologize for the delay in response.
Yes. Need to be cut down to 4 ft x 4 ft.
Yes, the recycling center is for Broomfield residents only. The tree limb drop-off is no longer located at the recycling center. The new address for the tree limb drop off is 2990 W. 124th Ave. Tree limb drop off hours are Wed. 1-5pm and Sat. 8am-5pm. Proof of residency required.
They do not take household compost at Broomfield recycling. There is a tree branch drop-off site, but I'm not sure where it's located. Seasonally, Broomfield Recycling has hosted leaf, pumpkin and Christmas tree drop off days.
Hi Grady. We do not take mattresses. I recommend contacting Spring Back Colorado or Eco-Cycle for mattress recycling. Both charge around $20 per mattress or box spring.
No, we do not accept motors of any kind. Thank you for your question.
Hi Patricia. You can take corded appliances, such as vacuum cleaners, to be recycled at EcoCycle/CHaRM at 6400 Arapahoe Road in Boulder. I believe they charge $0.49 per pound plus a $3 facility fee.
Recycle holiday lights at Home Depot or Lowe's. These business have received them each holiday season. Broomfield Recycling does NOT, nor does it accept wrapping paper of any kind (it's a contaminant!).
Do they accept grass clippings?
We do not accept tires. Check with local tire shops for current pricing.
We do not accept toilets. Eco-Cycle accepts toilets for recycling. Please check their website for current pricing at ecocycle.org
Hi Judith, No, we do not take any electronics. I recommend Eco-Cycle in Boulder for any electronic waste recycling. Thanks for your question.
No, they dont recycle such items. Try the Boulder recycling center, the accept almost anything for a nominal fee.
Take it to thr Boulder Charm recycle center, the take just about any types of material for a nominal fee.
Go to paintcare.org and enter your zip code for nearby locations. Multiple local businesses will take up to 5 gallons per visit at no charge.
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