Environmental Services
Electronics and Metal Recycling
Electronics
Electronics can be collected curbside for recycling or dropped off at the HHM Drop-Off Facility.
For more details, look up your item on our Where Does It Go? chart for a complete list of accepted electronics >>
Learn about how you can reduce and reuse by donating to charity and community organizations >>
Schedule a Pickup
Request an electronics pickup online 24/7 or call (703) 228-6570, Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. (after hours select option 2). Requests made the same day of your trash collection day must be received by 6:30 a.m. to be processed for that day.
A $20 fee for televisions and $15 for computer monitors will be added to your quarterly utility bill.
How to Prepare for Pickup
- Place items at the curb next to your recycling cart on the scheduled pick-up date
- Small items can be placed in your yellow bin or a small rigid container labeled "E-WASTE"
Metal and Appliances
Metal items and appliances (air conditioners, cabinets, exercise equipment) can be collected curbside for recycling. Small scrap metal items (50 lbs. maximum, each item) can also be dropped off at the Inert Materials and Scrap Metal Drop-Off Facility.
For more details, look up your items on our Where Does It Go? chart for a complete list of accepted metal items and appliances >>
Schedule a Pickup
Request a metal/appliances pickup online 24/7 or call (703) 228-6570, Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. (after hours select option 2). Requests made the same day of your trash collection day must be received by 6:30 a.m. to be processed for that day.
If your item is a chargeable item, there is a $10 fee for the first item, and no additional fee for each additional chargeable item per collection day. Charges will be added to your quarterly utility bill.
How to Prepare for Pickup
- Pile items separately, curbside or in the street (not in the yard)
- There must be an overhead clearance of approximately 25 feet
- Do not pile under low hanging power lines or tree limbs
- Do not place next to parked cars; the truck needs at least a 10-foot clearance from cars to avoid possible damage
