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In Las Vegas, NV, Nevada State Recycle scores 96/100. Reviews praise fast, friendly help—staff often meets cars and unloads—and an easy drive‑up drop‑off. Pricing is clear: most electronics and batteries are free; expect about a $20 fee for CRT/older TVs or monitors (sometimes cash). Convenience is high with same‑day pickups noted and a central location. Themes: professionalism, quick service, and broad acceptance (phones, appliances, tapes, cords). Complaints are limited: it’s electronics‑focused (no plastics/cans or antifreeze), and a few wanted better guidance. Overall, organized and reliable.
Address:
1816 S Industrial Rd, Las Vegas, NV, United States
What clients say about Nevada State Recycle in Las Vegas (NV)
Dropped off old VCR tapes from 80s and cassette tapes. Workers were very kind and helpful. This is the only recycling center that accepts VCR tapes that I know of. The staff were very friendly, and parking was ample. I went around 4:30 PM, and it was one block away from the Vegas Strip, but traffic was light.
Great way to remove broken or outdated electronics from your home.
Drop off is super easy and took 90 seconds. They accept vape batteries, robot vacuums, kitchen appliances, phones & chargers, pretty much anything with a cord or battery! There’s a $20 fee to drop off a TV or PC monitor, but everything else is free.
I pulled up to drop off a 55 inch TV that was bigger than me. I was not looking forward to getting it out of the car and putting it up on the dock but I opened my door and turned to see a guy in uniform saying "Hi". I opened the trunk and he took it out for me. So happy the TV isn't going to the landfill and really happy there was muscles there!!!
This electronics recycling center is great! I had several old computers, laptops, and phones l don't use anymore and when I came to drop them off one of their employees came to help me unload everything. They were friendly and very helpful, I highly recommend
Keeping batteries out of land fills is a great feeling. This is an amazing company that recycles electronics, cords, household batteries, cardboard and so much more. Basically just have to pull up and someone is there to take your items.
Now I need to go through my apartment and see what else is taking up space.
Very super easy to drop off boxes. No appointment needed:) I go here often to drop off all sized cardboard boxes. Drive in. Park. Unload. Drive off. I see flat boxes as well as assembled boxes. Close access to the 15.
They were great. I dropped off a microwave and a load of old cfl bulbs there., very quick and efficient and was told that they also started accepting non rechargeable batteries ( first place in town to do this to my knowledge)
Super, super easy to get rid of your unwanted electronics the proper way. Check their website for all the things you can get rid of there. A few for very little cost, and a lot for free. Some I would never have thought of. They were friendly, and they even help you unload your stuff. I would recommend them to anyone.
Friendly folks helping make it easy for Las Vegas residents to dispose of electronics responsibly and to be more green! This is not a regular recycling center -- it is specifically for electronics!
Drop off free, with the exception of $20 for each CRT and rear projection monitor and TV.
List of acceptable items (from website):
Appliances, Refrigerators, Washers, Dryers etc.
Adapters and Chargers
Audio & Video Tapes
CD & DVD ROM Discs
Cellular Phones & Pagers
Circuit Boards/Motherboards
Computer Monitors
Computers, Desktops, and PC Towers
CD & DVD Players
Fax Machine, Copiers, & All-In-One’s
Floppy Disks & CD-ROM Drives
Gaming Equipment & Slot Machines
IT Equipment
Keyboards and Mice
Laptop & Notebook Computers
LCD’s, and Plasma Screens
Modems & Routers
Medical Equipment: X-rays, Mammograms
PDA/Handheld Systems
Printer Ink Cartridges and Toners
Printers and Scanners
Radio Equipment
Rechargeable Batteries: Lithium Ion, etc.
Servers and Server Racks
Scrap Metal: Steel, Aluminum, Brass, Copper
Speakers
Stereo and Audio Equipment
Typewriters
VCR Players
Video Cameras
Wires & Connectors
They don't except plastic/cans etc and they don't refer you on their site. Just electrical stuff so don't waste time searching their site for referrals to other kinds of recycling.
I finally found a place that I can take electronics for recycling. All drop offs are free except the old tv's with the projector backing. They have mercury and have to be sent somewhere else, so that's what the fee is for. So before you put that vacuum or old shredder in the trash, come drop it off here!
Great place for recycling electronics especially big flat screens. Good for the environment rather than discarding in the dump. Electronic stores will usually charge you $15-50 to haul away your unwanted items. Here DIY is free.
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