Recycling Centers in Scottsdale, AZ

Recycling in Scottsdale: A Local Guide

Scottsdale's recycling landscape is dominated by specialty services rather than a single public drop-off center. The four listings in our Arizona directory include a certified electronics recycler, two haul-away services, and a commercial waste management office. Residents looking for a quick drop-off should head to Arizona Electronic Recycle (Techbros) at 7707 E Acoma Dr, which accepts computers, laptops, phones, tablets, and most office electronics free of charge — TVs and CRTs are handled at their Deer Valley location for a fee.

For bulk junk removal, Mora's Junk Removal at 4329 N Miller Rd is a locally owned Scottsdale-based crew offering furniture, appliance, e-waste, and construction debris pickup starting at $99. Republic Services Northsight at 14400 N 87th St is a commercial waste and recycling office serving businesses through contracted accounts — it is not a public walk-in drop-off. Residents on the northeast side should also note that DeReelTech LLC at 11111 N Scottsdale Rd appears to be inactive as of October 2026, with its website domain listed for sale; call ahead to verify before visiting.

Scottsdale's curbside recycling program, run by the City of Scottsdale's Public Works department, accepts paper, cardboard, plastics #1–#7, aluminum and tin cans, and glass in the blue bin. Items that cannot go curbside — such as electronics, fluorescent bulbs, and household hazardous waste — require a separate drop-off. The City of Scottsdale periodically holds HHW and e-waste collection events; check scottsdale.gov for dates.

Recycling options are abundant across the rest of the Phoenix Valley. Browse centers in neighboring cities including Phoenix, Tempe, Mesa, and Chandler, or see all Arizona recycling centers to find drop-off locations statewide.