Recycling Guide

Timberline Disposal is proud to serve residential facilities and homeowners as their dedicated recycling partner throughout the Summit and Clear Creek Counties. We care about a cleaner environment and are committed to achieve a greener future.

Our Disposal Guide

Not Sure How to Dispose Your Item?

Residential Recycling Guide: We are your dedicated partner for proper recycling. Learn what you can recycle and how it works.

Waste Wizard

Our Recycling Services

Our Offerings Across Our Network Include

Single or multiple-dumpster collection service
Separated or combined recyclables collection programs
Green waste recycling programs
Recycling cardboard, newspaper, plastic bottles, aluminum cans, glass containers, and electronics service
Our Disposal Guide

What Goes in the Recycling Bin?

Residential recycling options may vary by location, so it's important to check with your local recycling options and guidelines in your area. When in doubt, keep it out!

Acceptable Items

Unacceptable Items

Our Process of Recycling

How Does Recycling Work?

We collect full recycle dumpsters at curbsides, multi-family dwellings, or businesses. At recycling facilities (MRFs), materials are sorted, cleaned, compressed, and prepared for sale to end markets.

Clean every item

Clean items are crucial to avoid contamination during transportation.

Waste Collection

When recycle dumpsters are full, they are then collected by Timberline Disposal at a curbside, multi-family dwelling, or business.

Recycling facility (MRF)

Materials are sorted and organized by material types, then inspected for final quality control clean-up before being baled (compressed) together and staged for sale to end markets.

Battery Disposal

Incorrect Battery Disposal Can Cause Fires

Common household items seem harmless, however, the batteries in them pose risks when disposed into regular garbage or recycling containers because of their highly flammable nature.

  • Remove the batteries

    Check the electronic devices you need to dispose of. If possible, remove the batteries. If not, bring the whole device to the drop off location.
  • Store batteries in a safe place

    Store batteries in non-metallic containers (plastic, cardboard, or glass) that do not conduct electricity if there is a spark.
  • Find your local drop off

    Find a local electronic disposal store, or find a drop off location near you.
For Your Home

Residential Services

We offer convenient pickup times and reliable service. Residential garbage recycling is available wherever we offer garbage pickup.