Recycling at Home is Easy!
The easiest way to start recycling at home is to keep a separate container for recyclables in your kitchen and to sign up for curbside collection service.
This page will help you find out all the specifics for single family homes.
Recycle at Home
What can I recycle at home?
This whole website is devoted to letting you know just that! In a nutshell, the most common recyclables are Paper, Hard Plastic, Glass Containers, and Metals. Take a look at the main page of this Recycling Section or download our Recycling Resource Guide for more details.
How do I order recycling service at home?
All you have to do is contact the waste hauler in your area. If you already have trash collection, often times you can get a recycling container for free! In some cases, the waste hauler will be the city that you live in because some cities provide their own trash hauling service.
Who do I call if I have problems?
If you have questions about your collection or if the containers were not picked up, contact your service provider directly. If you aren't satisfied with the response, feel free to contact us and we'll help you out.
Can I get a bigger recycling container?
In the South County unincorporated areas, we offer 32, 64, and 95 gallon recycling containers. In the North County unincorporated areas we have 30, 60, and 90 gallon containers. If you live in a city, it's best to contact the city directly to find out what sizes are available. You can obtain their contact information on our City Contacts Page.
Always feel free to contact us here or call (805) 882-3600.
Where to go
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Outside Santa Barbara County (1)
- Earth911.com - Information Only — 14646 N. Kierland Blvd., Suite 100
Related Materials
- Aluminum Scrap
- Brass and Bronze
- Cardboard and Paperboard
- Cast Iron
- Colored Paper and Junk Mail
- Copper
- Glass Containers
- Magazines, Catalogs and Phone Books
- Metal Cans
- Metals
- Newspaper
- Paper
- Paperback Books
- Plastic
- Plastics #1 and #2
- Plastics #3 - #7
- Recycling FAQs
- Steel
- Tin
- White Paper and Computer Paper
- Why Recycle?
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