RecycLights

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RecycLights: Your Local Recycling Service Container Program Servicing

the San Francisco Bay Area, Tri-Valley, and Throughout the Central Valley.

RecycLights has been serving your LED, Fluorescent Lamp, and Battery Recycling needs since 2004. We take pride in offering the right recycling container solutions for our customers.

(916) 234-3768

Who We Are

About RecycLights

At RecycLights, we understand the challenges of rising costs, budget constraints, and the importance of eco-friendliness.

Our solutions are designed to help you optimize your resources, streamline existing processes, and boost your financial performance. We offer a cost-effective method to manage, store, and transport Universal Waste through our service container program.

With RecycLights, you'll benefit from a hassle-free experience. There are no labor costs for assembling, labeling, taping boxes, or any hidden surcharges associated with the services we provide to our valued customers.

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Lamp Types

Compact Fluorescent Lamps

Smaller versions of the standard tube-style fluorescent lamps and can be used in place of standard incandescent lamps. CFLs are more energy efficient and last longer than incandescent lamps. These lamps contain levels of mercury that require proper disposal and special cleanup if broken.
Tube-style Fluorescent Lamps

Commonly used as overhead lighting in office buildings, these lamps also come in compact shapes for a variety of other uses for both the home and office.
Mercury Vapor Lamps

These are the original high-intensity discharge (HID) lamps with blue/white light. They were originally designed for farmyard lighting.
Metal Halide Lamps

These are newer, more efficient HID lights found in homes, businesses and institutions. They are also used for headlights and can be spotted by their bright, blue-tinted light.
High-Pressure Sodium-Vapor Lamps

These lamps generate white-yellow light used for street lamps and outdoor security lighting.

Benefits of Recycling Light Bulbs

In glass recycling, durability and quality remain unaltered. In the United States, regulations mandate that newly produced glass items must incorporate a minimum of 35 percent recycled glass content. Recycling lamps at the end of their lifespan results in the release of less than one-tenth of one ton of mercury into the atmosphere.