334 Recycling & Transfer
Recycling Center in Whitestown, Indiana
About This Location
334 Recycling & Transfer at 6251 S Indianapolis Rd is Ray's Trash Service's Whitestown facility — accepting construction and demolition debris, municipal solid waste, scrap metal, and mixed recyclables from both residential customers and small contractors.
What 334 Recycling & Transfer Accepts
Related recycling guides: Tires · Appliances · Glass · Plastic · Cardboard & Paper
Fees
- Waste and C&D disposal — Fees based on waste type and weight; call (317) 769-2026 for current rates
- Scrap metal — Payment issued to customer based on weight and material grade assessed at gate
Access & restrictions
public and commercial · Primarily a commercial waste transfer and scrap metal facility. Residents seeking a free no-fee recycling drop-off should use the Boone County Solid Waste 24/7 drop spot at 6210 Veterans Drive, Whitestown (accepts glass, plastics, cans, paper, cardboard, cartons).
Materials, fees and hours can change — call ahead to confirm before your visit.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does 334 Recycling & Transfer in Whitestown accept household recyclables?
Yes, the facility accepts glass bottles, cans, cardboard, paper, and plastics #1–7, along with C&D debris and scrap metal. It is primarily a commercial operation; residents can also use the free Boone County Solid Waste drop spot at the Whitestown Municipal Complex, 6210 Veterans Drive.
Can I drop off construction debris at 334 Recycling & Transfer?
Yes. Construction and demolition debris and dry industrial waste are accepted. Fees are based on waste type and weight; call (317) 769-2026 for current pricing before your trip.
Does 334 Recycling & Transfer pay for scrap metal?
Yes. The facility buys scrap metal including copper, aluminum, steel, brass, and stainless steel. The price you receive is determined by weight and material grade assessed at the scale — call ahead for current market rates.
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