Valley Recycling of Kalispell Montana

Welcome to Valley Recycling

Hours for Valley Recycling
Monday - Friday 7:30am - 5:30pm
Closed Saturday and Sunday

Erase Your E-waste coming

May 30th

Small fee for computers and electronics

Drop off at Valley Recycling

1410 Hwy 2 West Kalispell Montana

9:00am - 2:00pm

Monitor 17" and under $ 7.50
Monitor 19" and over $ 10.50
Laptops $ 7.50
Combo Systems (CPU and CRT) $ 10.00
System/ CPU $ 3.00
Computer Speakers $ 0.50 Free with CPU
Speakers House $ 0.75
Keyboard $ 0.35 Free with CPU
Mouse $ 0.15 Free with CPU
Wires/Circuit Boards Free
Small Network Device ( Modem, Router, ect. ) $ 1.50
Small Printer/Scanner/Fax $ 4.00
Desktop Laser Printer (Less then 25 lbs) $ 8.00
Office Printer (25-50 lbs) $ 25.00
Copier/Printer (Over 50 Lbs) Not accepted
Floppy Disks and CD's Free
Pulled Media Drives $ 0.50
Pulled Hard Drives $ 1.00
Empty CPU Cases $ 1.00
Broken Glass on Scanner Not accepted
Broken tube in monitor Not accepted
Electric Typewriter $ 5.00
DVD/VCR/Tuner $ 4.00
Small Radio $ 2.50
Cell Phone Free
Television $ 15.00 Over 27" not accepted
Desk Phone $ 1.00

If the Recycle bin you are using is full please drop over flow material at Valley Recycling or the next closest drop location. We would like to keep doing this program around the city of Kalispell and possible add more locations so please thank the businesses that let us have the convenient recycle bins at there place of business. Be courteous and help us keep the area around the recycle bins clean.

Thank You

At Valley Recycling we are striving to recycle the most materials
possible. We have recycle drop bins at ten locations around the valley, from Coram to Lakeside and Creston to Kila. Our customers are our business and serving them is our first priority.

Congratulations Flathead Valley!

Valley Recycling has worked for the last 19 years trying to make the hard working employees at the Flathead County Solid Waste Facility jobs easer by diverting as much material as possible.

In the last 4 years alone we have diverted close to 15,000 tons of recycled material.

In 2005, Valley Recycling with the help of Evergreen Disposal and the Flathead Valley reduced the amount of refuse going into the Flathead County Solid Waste Facility (County Landfill) by a total of 5.8 million pounds of recycled goods. In 2006 that number increased to 7.5 Million pounds of material. In 2007 we are up again. 8.1 million total pounds of material. In 2008 we climbed to 8.7 million pounds of material

That would be enough material to fill a football field from end zone to end zone, side line to side line, over the top of goal posts and then some with loose material.

Our bailer runs 5 days a week, 11 hours per day, compressing cardboard, paper, and plastics into compact shipping units. Valley Recycling with the help of Evergreen Disposal and the people of the Flathead Valley helped exceed the Projections every year from 2005 through 2008.

From the staff at Valley Recycling and Evergreen Disposal we thank you.

We are always researching new materials that can be recycled so that we can further decrease the volume of waste being deposited in the County Landfill. If we all do our part, we can minimize our impact on the Flathead Valley. We need to keep as much material out of the landfill as possible. In the future it will be very difficult to purchase land to build a new landfill. We will have to ship our garbage to another landfill a long ways away. This will cost us double. 1. It will cost us to pay to haul the trash and 2. It will cost us to empty the truck in a new landfill. So let’s do what we can now by recycling as much as possible. We are going as green as we can are you?

Our Mission

Providing the Flathead Valley with the most recycling opportunities
and the best service possible.

What we recycle

Cardboard – corrugated and cereal box type cardboard

Paper - Newspaper, Office Paper, Magazines

Paper - Shredded paper

Plastic - #1 We take all plastic that is labeled as #1 PETE (Polyethylene terephthalate). You can tell if it is #1 by looking closely at the bottom of the container for the triangular recycling arrows with a #1 in the middle of the triangle. Most water and pop bottles are #1. The #1 plastics can be any color, including clear, as long as it is marked with a #1. Most caps are not #1 so please remove the caps when recycling.

Plastic - #2 HDPE :Milk and water bottles use a natural-colored HDPE resin. Bottles used for detergents, shampoos and other products often have colorants added to the resin. Valley recycling will accept both

Aluminum Cans

Nonferrous Metals

Pallets

See what we buy and learn about donations

Personnel

Robert (Bob) Morrow - Manager (contact)

Mike Smith

Shawn Morgan

Mark Foster

Human Resources

Valley Recycling Inc. is an equal opportunity employer.

Owned by Waste Connections, an integrated solid waste services company