Raleigh, NC
Battery Recycling in Raleigh
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Battery Recycling in Raleigh
9 free · 1 fee-based
| Facility | Cost | Schedule | Notes |
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| North Wake Multi-Material Recycling Facility(919) 856-7400 | Free |
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| South Wake Multi-Material Recycling Facility(919) 856-7400 | Free |
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| Best Buy | Free |
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| Staples | Free |
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| North Wake Household Hazardous Waste Facility(919) 856-7400 | Free |
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| South Wake Household Hazardous Waste Facility(919) 856-7400 | Free |
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| Batteries+Bulbs | Free |
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| AutoZone / O'Reilly Auto Parts | Free |
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| Home Depot (Call2Recycle) | Free | ||
| — Paid or fee-based options — | |||
| Wall Recycling(919) 873-1828 | Pays for lead-acid batteries by weight | ||
Common questions
About Battery Recycling here
How much does Battery recycling cost in this area?
9 of 10 facilities (90%) offer free recycling for Battery. Facilities that may charge: Wall Recycling. Wall Recycling: Pays for lead-acid batteries by weight.
Do I need an appointment for Battery drop-off?
1 facility requires an appointment: North Wake Household Hazardous Waste Facility. North Wake Multi-Material Recycling Facility, South Wake Multi-Material Recycling Facility, Best Buy accept walk-ins.
Is pickup available for Battery?
Most facilities require you to drop off Battery. Check individual listings for special arrangements.
Are there quantity limits for Battery drop-off?
Some facilities have limits: Best Buy: 3 items per day per household; Staples: 7 items per day per customer; Home Depot (Call2Recycle): Household quantities.