Refrigerator/Freezer Recycling#
Recycle and Save
While refrigerator and freezer efficiency has improved over the last 20 years, many old units are still in use, straining the power grid and your monthly utility bill. This program makes it easy to reduce energy use and be environmentally responsible.
The City partners with Efficiency Works, who can conveniently come to your eligible home or business to haul away your working refrigerator or freezer for free! They also offer free pick up of mini-fridges (less than 10 cubic feet) and window or room air conditioning units if you are also recycling a full-size refrigerator or freezer.
If you are a commercial customer and are in need of a bulk pick up, contact Efficiency Works at (970) 229-5650 or Information@EfficiencyWorks.org
Rather Do It Yourself?#
Check out the list of recycling locations below if you'd rather drop it off yourself.
| Location | Address | Phone number | Estimated fees |
| Larimer County Landfill | 5887 S. Taft Hill Road, Fort Collins | 970-498-5760 | $35 |
| Colorado Iron and Metal | 903 E. Buckingham St., Fort Collins | 970-482-7707 |
$20 (cash or check only) |
| City of Loveland Recycling Center | 400 N Wilson Ave., Loveland | 970-962-2529 | $25 |
| Eco-Cycle CHaRM Facility | 6400 Arapahoe Road, Boulder | 303-444-6634 | $45 |
| Bazor Recycling | 260 S. Sunset St., Longmont | 720-435-0489 | $15 |
| Green Girl Recycling | 21 S. Sunset St., Longmont | 303-442-7535 |
$50/$75/$100 (dependent on size) |
Learn more about recycling commercial and large appliances in Fort Collins.
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Did You Know?
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