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Battery Recycling & Drop-off in Jackson, TN

12 recycling and drop-off locations in Jackson, TN: 12 recycling centers.

12locations
0with verified battery services
12with phone
10with website
Call before you go: confirm the site accepts lithium-ion e-bike or scooter batteries and whether there is a size limit.
12 rows
Battery Recycling & Drop-off in Jackson, TN
NameTypeVerified servicesAddressPhone
All Fiber & Scrap RecyclingRecycling centerNot checked532 Mobile St, 38301(731) 423-9362
Dale's RecyclingRecycling centerNot checked645 Gerdau Dr, 38305(731) 664-9091
Dudley's RecyclingRecycling centerNot checked240 Belmont Ave, 38301(713) 427-9370
Dudleys Recycling IncRecycling centerNot checked240 Belmont Ave, 38301(731) 427-9370
Envirowclean TechnologiesRecycling centerNot checked1926 S Highland Ave, 38301(888) 653-6231
Evergreen RecyclersRecycling centerNot checked240 Novy St, 38301(731) 424-7505
Hub City Waste PaperRecycling centerNot checked174 Meadow St, 38301(731) 422-4297
Hutcherson MetalsRecycling centerNot checked101 H O Forgy Dr, 38301(731) 427-6412
Jackson, TN Recycling CenterRecycling centerNot checked74b Conalco Dr, 38301(731) 425-8545
Omega Recycling SolutionsRecycling centerNot checked166 N Conalco Dr, 38301(731) 298-4683
SEB Recycling SolutionsRecycling centerNot checked2544 Bells Hwy, 38305(731) 697-7716
TJ's Dumpsters & Scrap MetalsRecycling centerNot checked215 Sterling St, 38301(731) 217-1621

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Knoxville

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Frequently asked questions

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

We list 12 recycling and battery locations in Jackson, TN. 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.