Wisconsin recycling directory
Recycling centers in Appleton, Wisconsin
3 facilities with contact info, hours, pricing, and accepted materials. Compare them and find the closest drop-off.
Available Recycling Centers
Glendale Yard Waste Site
2625 E. Glendale Ave
City of Appleton yard waste drop-off facility accepting brush, branches, grass clippings, motor oil, metal, and recyclables. Fees apply to grass clippings, appliances, and tires. Cash or check payment only.
Services: Yard waste drop-off · Motor oil disposal · Metal recycling · Appliance disposal
Accepts: Branches and brush (up to 6 inches diameter, 8 feet long), Grass clippings (30 gallon bag), Motor oil, Recyclables (blue cart items), Metal, Tires (18 inches diameter or less, no rims), Appliances with freon, Appliances without freon
Recycle That Stuff - Appleton
121 N Linwood Ave
Recycle That Stuff is Resource Solutions Corp's Appleton yard at 121 N Linwood Ave, opened in 2006 for the Fox Valley. The E-Cycle Wisconsin collector takes TVs, computers, appliances, scrap metal, batteries, and bulbs, pays for metal on the spot, and offers pickup plus dumpster service for remodel loads.
Services: Electronics recycling · Scrap metal buying · Appliance recycling · Material pickup · Dumpster rental
Accepts: TVs, Computers, Monitors, Appliances, Copper, Brass, Aluminum, Stainless steel
Where is Recycle That Stuff in Appleton?
121 North Linwood Avenue, Appleton, WI 54914. Phone (920) 955-3760. Hours Monday-Friday 8:00 am to 4:00 pm.
Do they buy scrap metal?
Yes. The Appleton office weighs materials and pays on the spot for scrap metal such as copper, brass, aluminum, and stainless steel.
Whitman Yard Waste Site
701 S. Whitman Ave
City of Appleton yard waste drop-off facility accepting brush, branches, grass clippings, and motor oil. Fees apply to grass clippings. Cash or check payment only.
Services: Yard waste drop-off · Motor oil disposal
Accepts: Branches and brush (up to 6 inches diameter, 8 feet long), Grass clippings (30 gallon bag), Motor oil
Materials Accepted in Appleton
Based on the listings above, materials commonly handled in Appleton include yard waste, brush disposal, motor oil, city drop-off, electronics recycling. Browse the guides below for preparation tips, scrap values, and what's recyclable.
Recycling in Appleton, Wisconsin
Appleton sits in Wisconsin's Fox Valley, where landfill bans push electronics and many household recyclables into dedicated drop-offs. Resource Solutions Corp's Recycle That Stuff yard on Linwood Avenue buys scrap metal and takes e-waste, while Outagamie County and Calumet County programs cover additional electronics options. Matching the item to the right gate matters more than finding a generic dumpster.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where can Appleton residents recycle electronics?
Recycle That Stuff at 121 N Linwood Ave (920-955-3760) is an E-Cycle Wisconsin collector open Monday through Friday 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM. Calumet County also lists Outagamie Recycling and Solid Waste at 1919 Holland Road and retail take-back programs such as Best Buy.
Does Recycle That Stuff buy scrap metal?
Yes. The Appleton yard weighs copper, brass, aluminum, stainless, wire, and other scrap and pays on the spot. Pickup is available for larger business loads.
Why are electronics banned from Wisconsin landfills?
Since 2009 the Wisconsin DNR has banned covered electronic devices from landfills because they can leach hazardous materials. Use a registered collector instead of the trash cart.
What electronics are commonly accepted locally?
County guidance highlights TVs, monitors, computers, hard drives, keyboards, mice, DVD and game consoles, printers, scanners, and similar peripherals. Fees may apply, so call ahead for TVs and large appliances.
Can I get a recycling certificate for a business load?
Resource Solutions Corp states it can provide Certificates of Recycling for documentation. Ask when you schedule a pickup or drop-off.
Appleton Recycling Tips
- •Call 920-955-3760 before hauling a trailer of TVs so you know current fees.
- •Separate scrap metal from e-waste if you want a metal payout at Linwood Avenue.
- •Use retail take-back for small everyday gadgets when the yard is closed on weekends.
- •Keep lithium batteries taped and bagged separately from loose metal.
- •Check Outagamie County hours at 1919 Holland Road for overflow electronics.
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