Recycling Centers in West Virginia
72 recycling locations in 43 cities. Choose a city to see hours, what each center accepts, and who pays cash.
West Virginia at a glance: 47 recycling centers, 20 scrap yards, 3 electronics recyclers, 1 household hazardous waste facility, 1 transfer station. West Virginia has no statewide bottle deposit, so scrap yards are the main way to get paid for cans and metal.
Top cities for recycling in West Virginia
- Fairmont6 locations
- Parkersburg5 locations
- Morgantown4 locations
- Martinsburg3 locations
- Elkins3 locations
- Moorefield3 locations
- Millwood3 locations
- Charleston2 locations
- Wheeling2 locations
- Weirton2 locations
- Clarksburg2 locations
- Nitro2 locations
- Spencer2 locations
- Ronceverte2 locations
- Berkeley Springs2 locations
- Frankford2 locations
- Huntington1 location
- Beckley1 location
- South Charleston1 location
- Bluefield1 location
- Charles Town1 location
- Princeton1 location
- Lewisburg1 location
- Milton1 location
All West Virginia cities
- Beckley 1
- Belle 1
- Berkeley Springs 2
- Birch River 1
- Bluefield 1
- Chapmanville 1
- Charleston 2
- Charles Town 1
- Clarksburg 2
- Cottageville 1
- Elizabeth 1
- Elkins 3
- Fairmont 6
- Foster 1
- Frankford 2
- Glen White 1
- Grantsville 1
- Harrisville 1
- Huntington 1
- Iaeger 1
- Lahmansville 1
- Lewisburg 1
- Martinsburg 3
- Meadow Bridge 1
- Midway 1
- Millwood 3
- Milton 1
- Mineral Wells 1
- Moorefield 3
- Morgantown 4
- New Cumberland 1
- Nitro 2
- Oceana 1
- Parkersburg 5
- Princeton 1
- Ranson 1
- Ronceverte 2
- Simon 1
- South Charleston 1
- Spencer 2
- Triadelphia 1
- Weirton 2
- Wheeling 2
West Virginia recycling questions
How many recycling centers are there in West Virginia?
We list 72 recycling locations across 43 cities in West Virginia, including drop-off centers, scrap yards and specialty recyclers. Fairmont has the most, with 6.
Does West Virginia pay for cans and bottles?
West Virginia 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.