Recycling center in Rochester, NY

ROC RECYCLING COMPANY

184 Smith St Rochester NY 14608 USA

4.5 (104 reviews)

ElectronicsPaper ProductsOld Books

ROC RECYCLING COMPANY recycling center in Rochester, NY - View of facility

About this center

ROC Recycling Company in Rochester takes redeemable containers, paper products, and electronics from residents and businesses. It offers free electronics recycling for most plug-in devices (CRT televisions and monitors are excluded) and recycles paper items such as books, cardboard, office paper, and newspapers. Businesses can lower their disposal costs, and schools can use the program for fundraising and community-service projects. Bring in redeemables, paper, and electronics, and staff will sort, count, and pay out deposits on the spot.

Materials accepted & services

Electronics Paper Products Old Books Cardboard Office Paper Newspapers Free Electronic Recycling Community Service Projects Fundraising Opportunities Customer Service Sustainability

Reviews & pricing

Note: Prices are user-reported and subject to change. Contact the center directly for current rates.

Khaleemah “Dem Rays 24” King-Ray

2 months ago

Google review

Very pleasant experience. Enjoy the staff who made my family Abby I laugh the whole time. Very friendly.

kevin Edwards

3 months ago

Google review

03/11/2025 Tuesday around 3::50 pm the door was locked and they said they were closed. After carrying bags over a mile what kinda reviews can you leave accept the fact they are not honest about closing times.

Игорь Бессараб

a year ago

Google review

Finding this place is quite easy. There is a large sign and recycling containers let you know you have come to the right place. There is ample parking on site making it easy to unload your recycling. Be prepared that you will have to stand in line to return your recycle as many people return large quantities. There is a strong unpleasant smell of beer and other drinks in the room... The staff is friendly and welcoming in their own way. Another important point is that not everything is accepted for recycling.

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