Recycling Centers in Berlin, Connecticut

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Berlin Municiple Transfer Station/Recycling Center

19 Town Farm Ln Berlin CT 06037 USA

The Berlin Municipal Transfer Recycling Center, located at 19 Town Farm Lane, Berlin, CT, is exclusively for Berlin residential customers, who must provide proof of residency upon entry. The center offers free disposal of mattresses and box springs, which can be dropped off during normal business hours. Curbside bulky item pick-up is available for a fee of $15 per mattress or box spring, with payment required in advance at the Town Hall. The center accepts a variety of recyclable materials, including clean food and beverage containers made of glass, metal, and plastics, as well as newspapers, magazines, and mixed paper. However, items such as light bulbs, ceramics, scrap metal, and any packaging materials are not accepted. Residents can also recycle rechargeable batteries at designated locations, and curbside recycling is conducted every other week. For more information, residents can contact the Public Works Department.

GlassMetalPlasticsNewspapersMagazinesMixed PaperNo Light BulbsNo CeramicsNo Scrap MetalNo Packaging MaterialsDrop-offCurbside Pick-up

New Britain Recycling Center

642 Christian Ln Berlin CT 06037 USA

The City’s Recycling Center, located at 642 Christian Lane, Berlin, offers residents a convenient option for disposing of various items beyond curbside refuse and recycling services. Many items, including mattresses, electronics, and metal waste, can be disposed of at no cost, while general waste such as household trash and construction debris incurs a fee of $160.00 per ton, with minimum transaction fees of $10 for up to 100 lbs and $20 for 101 lbs to 240 lbs. The center is open Monday to Friday from 7:00 am to 2:15 pm, and on the 2nd and 4th Saturdays of the month from April to October, as well as every Saturday in November from 7:00 am to 11:45 am. A detailed guide on disposal and recycling fees is available in the City’s Refuse and Recycling Disposal Guide.

MattressesElectronicsMetal WasteHousehold TrashConstruction DebrisDrop-offSelf-Service

Recycling in Berlin, Connecticut

Berlin, Connecticut currently lists 2 recycling centers on RecycleFind. Popular materials include Drop-off, Glass, Metal. 1 center offer pickup or container service (50% of the market). Most facilities operate Monday through Friday, so plan weekday deliveries whenever possible. Payment methods vary. Ask each yard about cash or electronic options before visiting. Average customer rating across published reviews is 4.8 out of 5.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many recycling centers operate in Berlin?

2 recycling centers are active in Berlin, covering metals, appliances, electronics, and construction scrap.

What materials do Berlin recyclers accept?

The most common materials include Drop-off, Glass, Metal, Plastics, Newspapers. Connecticut has a bottle deposit program, so beverage containers can be recycled for refund. Check individual recycling centers for specialized items like batteries or catalytic converters.

Can I schedule pickup service in Berlin?

1 recycling center offers pickup or roll-off containers. Contact the yard directly to confirm minimum volumes and scheduling.

Are there weekend drop-off hours in Berlin?

Weekend hours vary by facility, so plan weekday drop-offs or call ahead to request special accommodations.

Do centers pay cash for scrap in Berlin?

Several scrap metal yards mention cash payouts. Photo ID required for nonferrous metals and air conditioning units. Call ahead to confirm today's rate and any limits before you arrive.

Berlin Recycling Tips

•Sort metals by type (steel, aluminum, copper, brass) before you arrive. It speeds up inspection and maximizes payouts.
•1 recycling center shares a phone number. Call ahead for current prices or to verify large loads.
•Plan weekday drop-offs. Many yards stop receiving loads by late afternoon.
•Bring a valid government-issued ID for regulated scrap items such as copper or catalytic converters.
•Review each recycling center's accepted materials and preparation notes. Clean, dry scrap keeps grading favorable.
•Winter nor'easters can disrupt operations December-March; summer hours often extended

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