RecycleFindAce Intermountain Recycling Center
About This Center
Utah's Best Choice for Cost-Effective, Environmentally-Conscious Waste Disposal. AIRC, established in 2015 by a partnership between Ace Disposal and Intermountain Regional Landfill, is a locally owned transfer station business with locations in Pleasant Grove, Salt Lake City, and Heber City. They offer safe, clean, and efficient waste disposal services with convenient freeway access at the Pleasant Grove Transfer Station, located at 249 W 700 S, Pleasant Grove, UT 84062, the Salt Lake City Transfer Station at 1240 Wallace Rd, Salt Lake City, UT 84104, and the Heber City Transfer Station at 2211 South Airport Rd, Heber City, UT 84032. They do not purchase or pay for recycling but do accept recycling from commercial haulers at their SLC or PG locations. AIRC is committed to creating a clean environment through their fast operations, safety measures, and dedication to sustainability. Visitors can expect award-winning green business initiatives, quick truck turnover, and personalized customer service from this environmentally-conscious waste disposal facility.
Materials Accepted and Services Offered
Featured Reviews
Adakai Talker
Adakai Talker (1/5 stars, a year ago): Pretty bad experience. Came here on a Saturday at 12:45pm to do some recycling of tin cans and there was nobody around. I even called the number and checked the hours. Not a good experience and will never come back.
Colton Sorensen
Colton Sorensen (4/5 stars, 4 years ago): Straight forward and easy to get to and dump my only complaint is its not a two way scale and it can be difficult at times to turn around to get on the scale again before leaving
Ryan Holloway
Ryan Holloway (1/5 stars, a year ago): Some of the most aggressive truck drivers you will ever see on the road.
Location
249 W 700 S Pleasant Grove UT 84062 USA
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Contact Information
Phone
(801) 633-0685Website
www.aceintermountain.comHours