Recyclers of Metals -- Automobile Cores -- Batteries -- Paper -- Cardboard -- Computers Fiber -- Books -- Plastic
Buena Vista Location Winchester Location
1400 Sycamore Avenue 685 North Loudoun
Buena Vista, VA 24416 Winchester, VA 22601
540-261-9991 540-545-4197
1400 Sycamore Avenue 685 North Loudoun
Buena Vista, VA 24416 Winchester, VA 22601
540-261-9991 540-545-4197
Schools and Institutions
Schools and Institutions
Auto Recyclers LLC welcomes inquiries from schools and other institutions about unwanted material that might bear recycling
Examples of material accepted for recycling are:
Examples of material accepted for recycling are:
- Books (covers and bindings will be removed and the paper recycled)
- Wire (coated and bare)
- Electronics
- Computers and computer components
- VCRs
- Fax machines
- Cords and connectors
- Metal
- Unneeded material from school bus facilities, building maintenance
Call 540-261-9991 to Discuss Opportunities for Recycling Unused Material
Computer Recycling
Schools and Institutions can recycle out of date computer equipment by
- Bringing it to Auto Recyclers LLC at either the Buena Vista or Winchester locations
- Placing it in the dedicated container at the Rockbridge County Recycling Center on Green House Road
- The monitor glass is removed and recycled
- The circuit boards are removed and recycled
- The hard drives are destroyed, eliminating any danger of unwanted access to information left on the drive
Field Trips
Auto Recyclers LLC Welcomes School Field Trips at it's Buena Vista and Winchester Facility
Call 540-261-9991 To Discuss the Options and Arrange a Field Trip
Children will see recycling at work, mapping the process of cans and cardboard and paper from delivery to the facility, through the baling and storage process, learning the value of recycling all varieties of materials.
These photos illustrate the trip a pile of cardboard from a yellow recycling bin takes from delivery through processing to baling and storage.
Children will be fascinated by the building, the process, the "smushing" that goes on take the raw material from a pile of garbage to a bale of valuable recyclable material.
