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Battery Recycling & Drop-off in Medley, FL

9 recycling and drop-off locations in Medley, FL: 2 battery stores, 7 recycling centers.

9locations
1with verified battery services
9with phone
7with website
Call before you go: confirm the site accepts lithium-ion e-bike or scooter batteries and whether there is a size limit.
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Battery Recycling & Drop-off in Medley, FL
NameTypeVerified servicesAddressPhone
Doctor Battery, Inc. e-bike / batteryBattery storeAccepts old batteries9140 NW South River Dr, 33166(305) 883-4953
Atlantic Battery Center, Llc e-bike / batteryBattery storeNot checked12601 Nw 115th Ave Ste A111, 33178(305) 883-6001
Acme ProcessorsRecycling centerNot checked9950 NW 116th Way, 33178(305) 863-0400
DaderecyclingRecycling centerNot checked9272 NW 101st St, 33178(786) 326-7382
Delta RecyclingRecycling centerNot checked9390 NW 109th St, 33178(305) 863-3536
Florida Wood Recycling And Medley Metal RecyclingRecycling centerNot checked9651 NW 89th Ave, 33178(305) 805-0033
Global Recycle Corp.Recycling centerNot checked8400 NW 96th St, 33166(305) 509-5099
Green Team RecyclingRecycling centerNot checked8131 NW 74th Ave, 33166(786) 255-5214
Lawson Environmental ServicesRecycling centerNot checked9120 NW 96th St, 33178(305) 885-1008

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Frequently asked questions

Where can I drop off an e-bike battery in Medley?

We list 9 recycling and battery locations in Medley, FL. Battery stores and household hazardous waste sites are most likely to accept lithium-ion e-bike packs. Call ahead to confirm.

Is there a fee to recycle an e-bike battery?

Many drop-off programs are free for consumers. Some recyclers charge by weight for large packs. Ask when you call.