Bald Mountain Sanitation
Recycling Center in Buffalo, Wyoming
About This Location
Bald Mountain Sanitation is a Buffalo, Wyoming hauling company started in 2010 that serves northeast Wyoming with residential and commercial garbage collection, roll-off dumpsters (6 to 40 yard), demolition, and scrap-metal and tire hauling. It also supports regional composting. The business is a hauler and a scrap-metal service rather than a staffed public recycling drop-off.
What Bald Mountain Sanitation Accepts
Related recycling guides: Tires · Appliances
What they do not accept
Bald Mountain Sanitation is a hauling and scrap-metal company, not a staffed public recycling drop-off. It does not operate a walk-in center for curbside recyclables such as paper, plastics, or glass.
Access & restrictions
Commercial/drop-off for businesses · Hauling company offering garbage collection, roll-off dumpsters, demolition, composting support, and scrap-metal/tire hauling across northeast Wyoming.
Programs & events
- Composting support — Composting services available throughout the region, with the City of Buffalo providing seasonal bins at the cemetery and Prosinski Park.
Materials, fees and hours can change — call ahead to confirm before your visit.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Bald Mountain Sanitation take scrap metal?
Yes, through its roll-off service it hauls scrap metal, and an associated Bald Mountain scrap-metal service operates in Buffalo. Call (307) 684-2439 to arrange hauling.
Can I drop off household recycling here?
No. This is a hauling and scrap-metal company, not a staffed public recycling drop-off for curbside items like paper, plastics, or glass.
Where can Buffalo, WY residents recycle instead?
The Buffalo-Johnson County Recycling Center handles public recycling for the Buffalo area; contact the Johnson County Recycling Center Joint Powers Board for accepted materials and hours.
What dumpster sizes are available?
Roll-off dumpsters come in 6, 8, 10, 15, 20, 25, 30, and 40 yard sizes, suited to farm and ranch cleanups, scrap-metal hauling, demolition, and tire disposal.
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