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MarBorg Industries
Address: 119 North Quarantina Street Santa Barbara, CAPhone: (805) 963-1852
Accepts a variety of construction and demolition debris including scrap aluminum,appliances, asphalt, brass and bronze, brick, cardboard, cast iron, concrete, copper, drywall, flooring, glass, gravel, masonry, metal, pallets, roofing, sand, soil, steel, tin, tires, and wood. Carpeting may be accepted depending on market conditions. Call ahead to confirm. Will also accept vehicles, if the fuel tank has been removed, and the junk slip from the California Department of Motor Vehicles has been provided. Also accepts a variety of other types of recyclables such as colored paper, glass containers, magazines and junk mail, metal cans, newspapers, computer and white paper, paperback books, paperboard, and hard plastics nos. 1 through 7. Finally, the facility accepts a wide variety of electronic equipment such audio, visual, computer and office equipment, including desktop computers and peripherals, laptop computers, copiers, fax machines, scanners, printers, hair dryers, shavers, vacuums, microwave and toaster ovens, MP3 players, PDAs, VCRs, DVD players, televisions, computer monitors, cell phones, DVDs, CDs, and audio and video cassettes, and video game systems. Serves entire South Coast areas.
Materials accepted
Electronics
- Audio-Visual Equipment
- Business Electronics
- Cell Phones
- Computers & Peripherals
- DVDs, CDs and Video Cassettes
- Laptop Computers
- Large Appliances
- Office Equipment
- Portable Electronics
- Small Appliances
- Telephones
- TVs and Computer Monitors
- Video Game Systems
Recycle
- Aluminum Scrap
- Brass and Bronze
- Cardboard and Paperboard
- Cast Iron
- Colored Paper and Junk Mail
- Copper
- Glass Containers
- Magazines, Catalogs and Phone Books
- Metal Cans
- Metals
- Newspaper
- Paper
- Paperback Books
- Plastic
- Plastics #1 and #2
- Plastics #3 - #7
- Steel
- Tin
- White Paper and Computer Paper
Reduce & Reuse
- Asphalt
- Bricks
- C & D Recycling
- Carpet
- Concrete
- Drywall Recycling
- Flooring
- Gravel
- Masonry
- Roofing
- Sand
- Soil
- Stone
- Tires
- Vehicles and Vehicular Parts
