Recycling Centers in Beaverton, OR
Find drop-off recycling locations in Beaverton, Oregon. View hours, addresses, and phone numbers for each facility.
Find recycling drop-off locations in Beaverton, Oregon. This directory lists 3 facilities serving the Beaverton area, with details on hours and contact information to help you plan your visit.
Recycling in Beaverton: A Local Guide
Beaverton has 3 recycling facilities in our Oregon directory, spanning a paper-fiber processor, a bottle-redemption center, and an electronics recycler. Beaverton sits in Washington County within the Portland metro region, so residents have layered public programs: weekly curbside recycling through their franchised hauler, the optional Recycle+ subscription for harder-to-recycle items (available in Beaverton and nearby Washington County cities), and the Metro Recycling Information service for specialty materials like electronics, hazardous waste, and foam.
For drop-off, the Beaverton BottleDrop Redemption Center handles Oregon bottle-deposit returns, SBC Recycle focuses on electronics, and International Paper Beaverton Recycling processes cardboard and paper. Check each center's page to confirm what it accepts.
Recycling elsewhere in the Portland metro and Oregon? Browse recycling centers in Portland, Clackamas, and Salem, or see every listing in our Oregon directory.
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Frequently Asked Questions — Recycling in Beaverton
What goes in my Beaverton curbside recycling bin?
Beaverton's curbside recycling accepts newspapers, magazines, catalogs, junk mail, flattened cardboard, office paper, rinsed #1, #2, and #5 plastic bottles and containers, and aluminum and steel cans in the main bin. Glass bottles and jars must go in a separate container to avoid contamination. Service is provided by your franchised hauler; confirm your exact accepted list and collection day with them.
What is Recycle+ and is it available in Beaverton?
Recycle+ is an optional Washington County subscription service for residential customers (single-family homes through fourplexes) that collects additional hard-to-recycle materials beyond standard curbside. It is available in Beaverton, along with Durham, King City, North Plains, Sherwood, Tigard, Tualatin, and urban unincorporated Washington County. Sign up through your hauler to add the service.
Where can I recycle electronics or glass in Beaverton?
Glass is collected curbside in a separate bin from your other recyclables. For electronics, SBC Recycle specializes in electronic recycling in Beaverton, and the Metro Recycling Information service can point you to drop-offs for items like TVs, computers, and foam. Call ahead to confirm accepted devices and any fees.
How do bottle deposits work in Beaverton?
Oregon has a 10-cent deposit on many beverage containers, redeemable at BottleDrop sites. The Beaverton BottleDrop Redemption Center handles these returns, separate from your curbside recycling. Confirm current hours and the container types accepted before you go.