Michael Brothers is now accepting glass recycling 6 days a week!
Nicholas Callas • April 16, 2023
Michael Brothers Recycling has extended their free Glass Recycling program at their facility at 901 Horning Road. Residents can take their separated glass containers and drop them off in the appropriately marked bins in the indoor drive through area. Michael Brothers Recycling also accepts aluminum cans, wire, household appliances, and metal junk for cash rebate. Additionally, they offer disposal of construction waste and bulk household items for a fee.
If you have any questions, contact them directly at: 412 835-6428.
To learn more, view their website at www.michaelbrothershauling.com.
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