Recycling Centers in New Hampshire
115 recycling locations in 67 cities. Choose a city to see hours, what each center accepts, and who pays cash.
New Hampshire at a glance: 78 recycling centers, 13 scrap yards, 13 transfer stations, 10 electronics recyclers, 1 household hazardous waste facility. New Hampshire has no statewide bottle deposit, so scrap yards are the main way to get paid for cans and metal.
Top cities for recycling in New Hampshire
- Nashua12 locations
- Salem5 locations
- Concord4 locations
- Rochester4 locations
- Manchester3 locations
- Londonderry3 locations
- Hudson3 locations
- Claremont3 locations
- Hampstead3 locations
- Epping3 locations
- Atkinson3 locations
- Derry2 locations
- Dover2 locations
- Merrimack2 locations
- Keene2 locations
- Portsmouth2 locations
- Pelham2 locations
- Weare2 locations
- Gilford2 locations
- Swanzey2 locations
- Allenstown2 locations
- Candia2 locations
- Wilton2 locations
- Rollinsford2 locations
All New Hampshire cities
- Allenstown 2
- Atkinson 3
- Auburn 1
- Barrington 1
- Bedford 1
- Berlin 1
- Bow 1
- Bradford 1
- Bristol 1
- Candia 2
- Center Ossipee 1
- Claremont 3
- Concord 4
- Derry 2
- Dover 2
- Durham 1
- Epping 3
- Epsom 1
- Exeter 1
- Farmington 1
- Franconia 1
- Fremont 1
- Gilford 2
- Gilmanton 1
- Goffstown 1
- Greenville 1
- Hampstead 3
- Hampton 1
- Hudson 3
- Jaffrey 1
- Keene 2
- Lancaster 1
- Lebanon 1
- Lee 1
- Littleton 1
- Londonderry 3
- Manchester 3
- Marlborough 1
- Merrimack 2
- Milford 1
- Nashua 12
- New Boston 1
- New London 1
- Newport 1
- North Hampton 1
- Northwood 1
- Pelham 2
- Peterborough 1
- Plaistow 1
- Plymouth 1
- Portsmouth 2
- Raymond 1
- Rochester 4
- Rollinsford 2
- Rumney 1
- Salem 5
- Sanbornton 1
- Sandown 1
- Seabrook 1
- South Hampton 1
- Sunapee 1
- Swanzey 2
- Thornton 1
- Walpole 1
- Weare 2
- Wilton 2
- Windham 1
New Hampshire recycling questions
How many recycling centers are there in New Hampshire?
We list 115 recycling locations across 67 cities in New Hampshire, including drop-off centers, scrap yards and specialty recyclers. Nashua has the most, with 12.
Does New Hampshire pay for cans and bottles?
New Hampshire does not have a statewide bottle deposit law, so there is no standard deposit refund. Scrap yards often pay by the pound for loose aluminum cans, and the price changes with the metals market. Call ahead to confirm the current rate.