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Drop-off Facilities

The local facilities listed below accept large items, electronics, construction waste and/or general garbage, and recycle as much as possible.

There may be a disposal fee as indicated; conditions may apply to free items; calling ahead is advised.
Disposal is less expensive for pure categories (e.g., greenwaste only) than for mixed loads (e.g., construction waste). Call or visit websites for details and rates.

Important commercial note: Commercial haulers with a gross vehicle weight (GVW) of 7 tons or more are regulated by the Unscheduled Collection Ordinance, even when hauling waste from their own jobsites in their own trucks. See the Debris Boxes/Rolloffs and Dump Trucks section for more info.

Location	Address	Phone	Materials Accepted
Downtown Recycling Center (aka "ABOP")	132 Nopalitos Way	(805) 963-1852 Mon-Sat 8-4	Recyclables (metal, plastic, glass, paper, cardboard) Metal, glass, and plastic beverage containers redeemed for CRV E-Waste free for residents, charge for businesses. (Damaged CRT TVs must go to Transfer Station) Antifreeze, Batteries, Oil, and Paints (water-based) free for residents, charge for businesses
South Coast Recycling & Transfer Station	4430 Calle Real	(805) 681-4345 Mon-Sat 7-5	General Garbage (not sorted or recycled) with a charge Mixed Construction Waste (concrete, debris, metal, drywall, wood, etc) Greenwaste and Christmas trees Furniture, mattresses, electronics and other large items Most major appliances are free. Refrigerators, freezers, A/C Units, and scrap metal are charged. Tires
MarBorg C&D Facility (aka "Construction & Demolition," "MarBorg Industries")	119 North Quarantina St.	(805) 963-1852 M-F 7-5 Sat 7-4	Mixed Construction Waste (concrete, debris, metal, drywall, wood, etc). Porcelain bathtubs are free but porcelain sinks, and toilets are charged. Greenwaste, soil, Christmas trees and landscaping waste Cardboard is free Furniture, mattresses, electronics, pallets and other large items Scrap metal, scrap vehicles (gas tank removed and junk slip needed), and most major appliances are free. Refrigerators, freezers, A/C Units have a $10 freon removal drop-off fee; free if freon is removed prior to drop-off.
Community HHW Collection at UCSB (aka "UCSB Hazardous Waste," "Community Household Hazardous Waste Collection Center")	Bldg 565 Mesa Rd., UCSB	(805)882-3602 Residents: Sat. 9-3 Sun 11-3 Businesses Fridays by appointment	Antifreeze Batteries Fluorescent Bulbs Paint of all types Oil Mercury-containing devices Chemicals fees apply for businesses
Goleta Recycling Center (aka "David Love Place")	20 David Love Place, Goleta	(805) 963-1852 M-Sat. 9-4	24-hour drop-off of recyclables (cans, glass, plastic, paper, metal, cardboard) CRV redemption for beverage containers Electronics (e-waste), fluorescent lights, and batteries, no charge for residents Antifreeze, oil, paint, no charge for residents
Santa Barbara Iron & Metal Recyclers	709 East Gutierrez St.	(805) 966-4468 M-Sat. 9-4	No charge for metal Accept glass
M & M Scrap Metals	4980 Rhoads Ave	(805) 964-9128	No charge for metal
Granite Construction	5335 Debbie Lane, Goleta	(805) 964-9951	Asphalt, brick, ceramics, concrete with and without rebar, masonry, and tile flooring
Lash Construction	721 Carpinteria St.	(805) 963-3553	Asphalt, brick, concrete, masonry block, stone, and large gravel

Last Updated: Jul 25, 2017