Electronics recyclerEPA / OSM listing
Pacific Steel & Recycling - Twin Falls Recycling
You will find Pacific Steel & Recycling - Twin Falls Recycling in Twin Falls, ID. It is an electronics recycler in Twin Falls County. It is a business, not a public dump. Many take drop-offs from the public, but call first to confirm. Listed materials: electronics and scrap metal. It is one of 4 drop-off sites we list in Twin Falls County.
| Address | 1939 Highland Ave E, Twin Falls, ID 83301 Directions |
|---|---|
| County | Twin Falls County, ID |
| Phone | (208) 734-7440 |
| Hours | No published schedule in our data. Ask by phone. |
| Fees | No published rate on file. Most dumps charge by weight or by load, often with a minimum. |
| Access | Commercial facility, residential drop-off unconfirmed |
| Accepts | Electronics, Scrap metal |
Source: EPA facility record, last updated August 2025. We have not checked it ourselves yet. Price or hours wrong? Tell us.
Before you go
- Check the hours by phone or on the operator website before you drive out.
- Call to ask about minimum charges for a single car or pickup load.
- Weekday mornings are often the quietest time at the scale.
Dumps for household trash nearby
- Twin Falls East Transfer Station Transfer station
- Hub Butte Transfer Station Landfill
- Gap Transfer Station (The) Transfer station
More in Twin Falls County
All 4 drop-off sites in Twin Falls County · Electronics · Scrap metal · Idaho
Frequently asked questions
Where is Pacific Steel & Recycling - Twin Falls Recycling?
1939 Highland Ave E, Twin Falls, ID 83301. Tap Directions to get there from where you are.
What can I drop off at Pacific Steel & Recycling - Twin Falls Recycling?
Pacific Steel & Recycling - Twin Falls Recycling is listed for electronics and scrap metal. Confirm by phone before you load up.
Is Pacific Steel & Recycling - Twin Falls Recycling open to the public?
Commercial facility, residential drop-off unconfirmed. Rules can differ for businesses and residents.
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