Remove Recycle Remarket Llc
Recycling Center in Troy, Michigan
About This Location
Remove Recycle Remarket LLC is an electronics and IT asset recycling company at 1343 Rochester Rd in Troy, Michigan, in business since 2003. It helps companies large and small with asset management and responsible recycling of electronic waste, light bulbs, heavy equipment and surplus pallets, with drop-off bins located behind the north side building. Its focus is business e-waste and ITAD rather than curbside household recyclables.
What Remove Recycle Remarket LLC Accepts
Related recycling guides: Electronics
What they do not accept
This is an electronics and IT asset recycler aimed at businesses; it is not a household curbside drop-off and does not take mixed paper, plastics, glass bottles or general household trash. Confirm acceptance and any requirements before dropping off.
Access & restrictions
Commercial/drop-off for businesses · Serves companies large and small; drop-off bins are located behind the north side building at 1343 Rochester Rd
Programs & events
- Surplus pallet recycling — Pallet recycling with zero landfill exposure
Materials, fees and hours can change — call ahead to confirm before your visit.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does Remove Recycle Remarket accept?
It handles electronic waste, light bulbs, heavy equipment and surplus pallets, with a focus on asset management and responsible recycling for businesses.
Where do I drop off items?
Drop-off bins are located behind the north side building at 1343 Rochester Rd in Troy. Call ahead at (248) 677-3474 to confirm what you can bring.
Is this a household recycling drop-off?
No. Remove Recycle Remarket serves companies with electronics and IT asset recycling. For household curbside recycling, use the City of Troy's residential recycling program.
Does Remove Recycle Remarket recycle light bulbs?
Yes. Light bulb recycling is listed among its services alongside electronic waste recycling.
Last verified: October 2026. Sources: source · source · source. Spotted something wrong? Suggest a correction.