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Recycling Centers in Norwich, CT

There are 9 recycling locations in Norwich, Connecticut: 5 transfer stations, 3 scrap yards, and 1 recycling center. 3 locations are known to pay cash. Hours are listed for 1. Connecticut also pays a bottle deposit of 10¢ per container.

  • 9 locations
  • 3 pay cash
  • 1 list hours
  • Refreshed Oct 2026 · how we verify

All 9 in Norwichbest-documented first

Compare every Norwich recycling center

“Call to confirm” means we couldn't verify what that location accepts.

Recycling centers in Norwich, CT
LocationTypeAcceptsPays?HoursPhone
Norwich Transfer Station73 Rogers RoadTransfer StationCall to confirm—Fri: 8am – 2:45pm(860) 823-3796
Norwich Recycling Program73 Rogers RdRecycling CenterCall to confirm—Call(860) 823-3796
Boyd's Used Auto PartsScrap YardScrap MetalYesCall—
Jordan's RecyclingScrap YardScrap MetalYesCall—
M & J Auto RecyclingScrap YardScrap MetalYesCall—
Hebron Transfer StationTransfer StationCall to confirm—Call—
Montville Transfer StationTransfer StationCall to confirm—Call—
Salem Transfer StationTransfer StationCall to confirm—Call—
Town of Preston Transfer StationTransfer StationCall to confirm—Call—

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Recycling in Norwich: common questions

How many recycling centers are in Norwich, CT?

We list 9 recycling locations in Norwich: 5 transfer stations, 3 scrap yards, and 1 recycling center. Examples include Norwich Transfer Station, Norwich Recycling Program, and Boyd's Used Auto Parts. 2 have a phone number listed.

Does Norwich have a bottle and can redemption center?

Connecticut pays 10¢ per container, but we don't currently list a dedicated redemption center in Norwich. Many grocery stores take back eligible containers, and nearby cities may have centers — see the nearby cities below.

Where can I sell scrap metal in Norwich?

Boyd's Used Auto Parts, Jordan's Recycling, and M & J Auto Recycling are scrap yards in Norwich. Scrap prices change often, so call for current rates, and bring a government photo ID — most states require yards to record one.

How accurate are the hours and accepted items on this page?

Locations come from open datasets (Overture Maps, OpenStreetMap, U.S. EPA and state programs). Where a business publishes hours or accepted materials on its own website, we read them from there and mark the listing. Everything else says "Call to confirm". Last data refresh: Oct 2026. See how we get our data on the methodology page, and use "Suggest an edit" on any listing to report a correction.

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