WHAT’S NEW AT TIMBER CREEK
Expanded Recycling Services in Nampa
Timber Creek Recycling is adding new recycling and transfer station services at our Nampa facility, giving Treasure Valley residents, contractors, and businesses more options for materials they no longer need
Our Meridian location is closing
as we consolidate operations in Nampa. Our established recycling services will continue in Nampa without interruption.
PLAN YOUR VISIT
16933 Northside Blvd Nampa, ID 83687
OPERATING HOURS
Mon-Fri: 8AM - 5PM
Sat-Sun: Seasonal Holidays: Closed
QUESTIONS?
208-887-8546
ACCEPTED MATERIALS
From household cleanouts to renovation projects, our Nampa location now offers more recycling options alongside the services Timber Creek has provided for years.
What Can You Bring
to Timber Creek?
New and Expanded Recycling Services
Everyday Recyclables
Plastic bottles & jugs
(#1 and #2), cardboard, and newspaper
Automotive
Car and light-truck tires, with and without rims
Electronics
Computers, printers, and televisions
Scrap Metal
Mixed scrap metal
Appliances
Refrigerators, other refrigerant-containing appliances, washers, dryers, and other non-refrigerant appliances
Coming Soon
Motor oil, antifreeze, gasoline, diesel, paint, and lead-acid batteries
Plus the Materials You Already Know Us For
​Yard debris • Wood waste • Concrete • Sheetrock • Approved construction materials
Have a Larger or Commercial Load?
Timber Creek also works with contractors and businesses. To learn more about our accepted materials, load requirements, and to share your project needs Contact our team.
Before You Load Up
Not all materials are accepted, and some may require special preparation, handling, or fees. Check current guidelines, restrictions, and fees before visiting.
WHAT HAPPENS TO MATERIALS
Where Does It All Go?
What you drop off at Timber Creek has the potential to become something useful again. Through local processing and partnerships with specialized recycling facilities beyond the Treasure Valley, we're finding more ways to recover valuable materials and put them back to work.
What you bring → What it becomes
Wood waste → Mulch, livestock bedding, biomass
Concrete → Recycled construction aggregate
Plastic bottles & jugs → New containers, fibers, plastic products
Electronics → Recovered metals, plastics, and other materials
Scrap metal → Recycled metal for manufacturing
Tires → Rubber products and other applications
Cardboard → New cardboard, paperboard, and packaging
Newspaper → New paper products, insulation, and livestock bedding
Appliances → Recovered metals and other materials
*Lead-acid batteries → Recovered lead and recycled plastic
*Used motor oil → Re-refined oil or other recovered products
*Coming soon
WHY TIMBER CREEK?
Engineering Waste to Its Highest and Best Use.
Timber Creek's background in agriculture has shaped how we approach recycling. When you work with the land, you learn the importance of making good use of your resources. That thinking continues to guide our work today, from turning organic materials into useful products to finding new recycling opportunities for the Treasure Valley.
