MarBorg Facilities

History

MarBorg Industries began recycling in Santa Barbara County long before recycling became a household word. MarBorg started recycling in 1936 and continues to provide the community with excellent recycling services. These services include the collection and recycling of numerous types of waste materials from both residential and commercial / industrial establishments. MarBorg plays a key role in helping Santa Barbara County meet the mandates of the California Integrated Waste Management Act. This law requires all cities and counties in the state to reduce the amount of waste being landfilled by 50%. MarBorg’s recycling efforts help to add 3 days of “life” to our local Tajiguas Landfill every month. MarBorg Industries is the single largest source of landfill diversion in Santa Barbara County.

For more information on our recycling capabilities please call our office at, (805) 963-1852 or via email at [email protected].

Construction & Demolition Facility

MarBorg Industries owns and operates a revolutionary Construction and Demolition (C&D) Recycling and Transfer Facility located in the heart of Santa Barbara (119 N Quarantina Street).  This facility accepts a wide variety of materials and is open to the public Monday – Saturday.  Learn more about this facility.

Goleta Recycle Facility

The Goleta Recycle facility (20 David Love Place) accepts CRV items, recyclable materials and universal wastes (antifreeze, batteries, oil, paint, electronics) for recycling and proper disposal. It is open Monday – Friday and certain Saturdays each month. Learn more about this facility.

Santa Barbara Recycle Facility

The Santa Barbara Recycle facility (132 Nopalitos Way) accepts CRV items, recyclable materials and universal wastes (antifreeze, batteries, oil, paint, electronics) for recycling and proper disposal. It is open Monday -Saturday.  Learn more about this facility.

Other Facilities

For information regarding facilities not operated by MarBorg, like the UCSB Hazardous Waste Facility or County transfer stations, please visit this page.