Go Power Battery

Battery Recycling Solutions

Go Green, Go Power! Go Power Battery has been contributing to a healthier environment for 40+ years with lead acid battery recycling services. We make it easy for environmentally minded companies and individuals to contribute to the sustainability and protection of our natural resources. We ensure our processes are certified in order to abide by the laws and regulations set in place and use EPA-approved facilities for safe and efficient battery recycling methods. In our efforts to continue to provide the best battery recycling, we pay top dollar for your old batteries. We also offer pickup services for large quantities. If you have lead-acid batteries that need to be recycled, be sure to contact us today to see how our fast and efficient transportation services can get the job done.

Types of Battery Recycling

At Go Power Battery we recycle all types of lead acid batteries in an environmentally responsible and safe process through our closed-loop recycling efforts. We make recycling spent batteries efficient, quick and rewarding. We are your convenient solution for your battery waste.

Here are some of the most common battery types we recycle often:

• Car and Truck Batteries- Lead acid batteries used for starting vehicles.
• Recreational batteries- Lead acid batteries used in boats, RVs golf carts, ATVs, UTVs, Personal Water Craft, kids riding toys, and Motorcycles.
• Sealed Lead Acid (SLA) -Commonly used battery for engine starting and power storage. From toys and vehicles to daily appliances, sealed lead acid (SLA) batteries, also known as valve-regulated lead acid (VRLA) batteries, power many of the products we use every day.
• UPS Batteries- Electrical storage batteries used for uninterruptible power supplies such as solar, critical power, alarm batteries, or backup lighting.
• Telecom Batteries -Often found in job-critical equipment and communications equipment.
• Industrial Batteries -Commonly found in large heavy-duty applications like machinery, forklifts, heavy equipment, floor scrubbers, stationary power, backup power, data centers, utilities, railroads, and trains.