Welcome to RE:Source! Your online directory for reuse, repair and proper disposal options for the Bay Area. Although we do our best to stay up-to-date, information is constantly changing and we encourage you to call ahead to verify hours and availability.
Batteries - Household - Single-Use
This item is hazardous and requires proper disposal.
Use the Call2Recycle Battery Drop-off Location Finder for single-use, rechargeable, e-bike, and high energy batteries and cellphones.
Learn more about Lithium Ion batteries and their safe disposal from the EPA.
-
- Recycle
1630 Ocean Ave., San Francisco • (415) 239-0804Free Drop-off -
- Recycle
1201 Taraval St., San Francisco • (415) 753-1305Free Drop-off -
- Recycle
2526 Noriega St., San Francisco • (415) 753-0258All household-type, laptop, cell phone, and rechargeable batteries accepted. Please tape over lithium battery contacts.Free Drop-off -
- Recycle
2550 Ocean Ave., San Francisco • (415) 587-9000Free Drop-off -
- Recycle
1821 Taraval St., San Francisco • (415) 566-1511All household-type, laptop, cell phone, and rechargeable batteries accepted. Please tape over lithium battery contacts.Free Drop-off -
- Recycle
3001 Taraval St., San Francisco • (415) 759-0572Free Drop-off -
- Recycle
3700 Thornton Ave., Fremont • (510) 797-3700No large quantities.Free Drop-off -
- Recycle
39116 Fremont Hub, Fremont • (510) 494-9565Free Drop-off -
- Recycle
170 S. Spruce Ave, South San Francisco • 415-596-2305Pick-up for a Fee -
- Recycle
170 South Spruce Ave, South San Francisco • (415) 596-2305Pick-up for a Fee -
- Recycle
220 South Spruce Avenue, South San Francisco • (650) 588-2838Pick-up for a Fee -
- Recycle
1831 Old Bayshore Hwy, Ste. #2, Burlingame • (650) 493-8700They ONLY accept UPS batteries. Non-rechargable electronic batteries and single use alkaline batteries are NOT accepted.Free Drop-off -
- Recycle
41149 Boyce Rd., Fremont • (800) 606-6606Lithium batteries must have terminals insulatedDrop-off for a Fee -
- Recycle
41149 Boyce Rd., Fremont • (800) 606-6606Note: Swollen Li-ion batteries accepted. If it’s leaking, contact hhw@acgov.org.Free Drop-off -
- Recycle
42600 Boyce Rd., Fremont • (510) 657-3500Free Drop-off -
- Recycle
333 Shoreway Road, San Carlos • (650) 802-8355Public Recycling CenterFree Drop-off -
- Recycle
202 Walnut St, Redwood City • 650-421-7440No lithium batteriesFree Drop-off -
- Recycle
2501 Embarcadero Way, Palo Alto • (650) 496-5910Only 15 gallons or 125 pounds of hazardous waste per visit. Must be a Palo Alto resident, proof of residency is required.Free Drop-off -
- Recycle
301 Carl Rd, Sunnyvale • (408) 752-8530Please note that the SMaRT Station serves Mountain View and Sunnyvale residents only.Free Drop-off -
- Recycle
5750 Commerce Blvd, Rohnert Park • (707) 584-0415Pick-up for a Fee -
- Recycle
1177 Kern Ave, Sunnyvale • (408) 598-4240No lithium batteriesFree Drop-off -
- Recycle
811 E. Arques Ave, Sunnyvale • (408) 470-1680Free Drop-off -
- Recycle
6000 88th Street, Sacramento • (916) 386-4999Pick-up for a Fee -
- Recycle
12584 White Rock Road, Rancho Cordova • 9166088000Free Drop-off -
- Recycle
2860 South East Ave., Fresno • 1-800 -374-3473Large volumes. OneDrum Call2Recycle battery recycling partner. OneDrum is a new proprietary turnkey solution that allows you to place and transport large volumes of consumer single-use AND rechargeable batteries in one drum without sorting by chemistry and without individually bagging or taping the battery terminals.Pick-up for a Fee
