Accepts cell phones, rechargeable batteries, printer cartridges, and many electronics for recycling for no fee. Does not accept alkaline batteries. See website for details and items accepted for recycling.  $25 fee to recycle TVs and computer monitors.

The Hard to Recycle Materials Yard is co-located at the Timberline Recycling Drop-Off Center.

There is a $5 facility use fee for the Yard, and additional fees apply for some recyclables (See website for more details). When only dropping off paint or cardboard, no entry fee is required.  Oil-based, enamel, & Latex paints (interior/exterior) are accepted, as are various other coverings (deck coating, varnish, floor paint, primer, sealer, & stains).

Items Accepted (no additional fees required):

• Antifreeze (30 gallon limit per visit)
• Used Motor Oil(30 gallon limit per visit)
• Batteries (Lithium ion batteries temporarily not accepted; commercially generated batteries are not accepted)
• Cooking Oil: (25 gallon limit per visit)
• Scrap Metal: Includes non-refrigeration types of appliances
• Aggregates: Concrete (no rebar); broken ceramic dishes; toilets and porcelain sinks (without cast iron layer). Must remove all hardware and seats
• Baling Twine

Items Accepted for Additional Fees (See website for more details):

• Electronic Waste
• Organic Debris
• Unpainted, untreated lumber including pallets  (No plywood or composite boards) 

The Loveland Recycling Center accepts a wide variety of materials, including #1-#7 plastic tubs, waste cooking oil, scrap metals, and other hard to recycle items including hard backed books. Fort Collins residents should expect to pay a fee to drop off yard and wood waste. Electronics (TVs, computers, monitors, etc.) require a small fee. Batteries are free.

Loveland residents must present a current yard debris permit to drop off yard/wood debris.  To obtain a permit, call the Solid Waste Division at 970-962-2529 or stop by the office at 105 W. Fifth St.

Accepts electronics, appliances, #6 white block foam, plastic bags, bubble wrap, mattresses, yoga mats, cooking oil, bicycles, clean porcelain toilets and sinks, plate glass windows, scrap metal and more for recycling and reuse.  See website for a full list of materials.

There is a $3 facility fee for all vehicles entering the CHaRM to recycle hard-to-recycle materials in addition to fees for specific items.  Fee for appliances with Freon (R) is $15. 

Refer to website for full guidelines and fees

I.T. Refresh responsibly recycles electronics and offers pickup services from your home or business. I.T. Refresh certifications include e-Stewards, R2, ISO 14001, and OHSAS 18001. Accepted materials include televisions, computers, laptops, printers, game consoles, cells phones, and more.  I.T. Refresh also provides onsite hard drive destruction and guarantees the safety of your data. I.T. Refresh also accepts bubble wrap and foam peanuts to reuse as shipping material. 

Call  (970) 797-2934 or email us at recycling@itrefresh.org to schedule a pickup.

Managed by Waste Managment, the Electronic Recycling Center is located inside the Larimer County Recycle Center. We recycle computers, monitors, peripherals, fax machines, photo copiers, printers, TVs, VCRs, stereos and DVDs. The electronics program does not accept appliances, microwave ovens, or electrical equipement such as electric mowers. There is a fee of $.44 per pound. Cash and credit cards accepted.

On the same property as the Larimer County Landfill, located south of Fort Collins on Taft Hill Rd. (about two miles south of Harmony Rd.).  Please refer to the Larimer County Hazardous Waste website for hours.

Sharps must be brought in an OSHA-approved sharps container, which can be purchased from most local drug stores. Needles brought in any other containers or loose needles will not be accepted.

There is a self-serve used motor oil depository located near the Household Hazardous Waste center and is open only when the landfill is open.

Appliances containing Freon, like air conditioners, freezers, and refrigerators, are charged a set fee, which includes a handling charge and Freon removal. All other appliances and large items are charged the same as regular trash.

Accepts propane tanks 30 gallon or less, helium tanks and small liquid fuel stove canisters, also fluorescent lightbulbs

Also at the landfill are an e-waste recycling facility, and a recycling facility similar to the City's drop-off recycling site.

Buys back iPhones, Androids, Blackberries, and Windows 7 smartphones from individuals and businesses. Also provides secure data destruction services on mobile devices, and offers free cell phone recycling via drop-box at their office or through the mail.

Through a partnership with Terracycle, binders are accepted for free for recycling at this location. Binders must be empty, any condition, any brand.

Recycle electronics by purchasing a mail away box.  Call store for details. Accepts ink and toner cartridges for recycling.  Will shred paper for a charge. Does not accept already-shredded paper.

Tech Trade-Up program allows customers to upgrade their electronics (laptops, tablets, calculators, desktop computers, smartphones and all-in-ones) to a newer version of said electronics and Office Depot will receive and recycle the old device. Click here for more information.

Through a partnership with Terracycle,  Office Depot on Harmony accepts old binders for free. Binders must be empty - any condition & brand.

Accepts various scrap metals. Cash for non-ferrous metals, wood pallets, aluminum cans, foil, trays, etc. Accepts car batteries, fax machines, VCR & DVD players for recycling. Fees apply to recycle monitors, laptops, copiers and microwaves.

Accepts clean, dry plastic grocery bags for recycling.  Also MP3s, Cellphones, and print cartridges.

Accepts all lithium and small electronics batteries, cell phones and pagers. No lead batteries.