Complete guide to AC recycling centers, drop-off locations in Duval County, donation options for working units, scrap metal value, and how to prepare your AC for recycling in Jacksonville.
Before recycling or donating your AC unit, it's essential to understand AC removal safety procedures in Jacksonville to protect yourself and ensure proper handling. For information on regulatory compliance, see our guide on Florida laws and refrigerant recovery requirements.
Jacksonville offers multiple recycling centers that accept air conditioners, helping you dispose of old units responsibly while recovering valuable materials.
Hours: Check Duval County website
Benefit: Potential payment
Note: Check policies first
Duval County provides several drop-off locations for appliances including air conditioners, with specific requirements and schedules.
Yes! Working air conditioners can be donated to help families in need while providing tax benefits.
Old air conditioners contain valuable metals that can be recycled for cash, though amounts vary based on unit size and current market prices.
Common questions about AC recycling and donation in Jacksonville.
Some scrap metal recycling centers pay for AC units based on weight and metal content, typically $5-$100 depending on unit size. Prices vary with market conditions.
Yes! Many charities accept working AC units including Habitat for Humanity ReStore, local thrift stores, and community organizations. You may receive a tax deduction receipt.
You must have refrigerant professionally removed by an EPA-certified technician first. Then clean the unit, disconnect power, and prepare for transport to the recycling center.
Primary locations include Trail Ridge Landfill, Roosevelt Regional Landfill, and various private recycling centers. Always call ahead to confirm acceptance and requirements.
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