San Benito Recycling
Recycling Center in Hollister, California
About This Location
San Benito Recycling at 10 4th Street in Hollister is a local recycling and scrap yard serving San Benito County. Industry directories list it as a drop-off handling construction and demolition debris and other recyclable material. Because published details differ between listings, it is worth a quick call to 831-636-1806 to confirm exactly what it takes - and whether it buys CRV cans and bottles - before you load up and drive over.
What San Benito Recycling Accepts
What they do not accept
Published material lists for this yard are limited and vary by directory. We could not confirm whether it accepts CRV cans/bottles, household hazardous waste, electronics or appliances; call 831-636-1806 before bringing those.
Access & restrictions
Drop-off yard: Operates as a recycling/scrap drop-off in Hollister; confirm access terms by phone.
Materials, fees and hours can change — call ahead to confirm before your visit.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does San Benito Recycling in Hollister accept?
Industry directories list it as a recycling/scrap yard that takes construction and demolition debris. The full material list is not consistently published, so call 831-636-1806 to confirm whether your items - for example scrap metal, cardboard or CRV containers - are accepted.
Does San Benito Recycling pay CRV for cans and bottles?
We could not verify that this location is a CalRecycle-certified CRV buy-back center. For guaranteed CRV cash in the Hollister area, confirm by phone or use a listed certified buy-back center such as One Stop Recycling Center.
What are San Benito Recycling's hours?
Published hours disagree between sources (reports range from Monday-Saturday 8 AM-5 PM to Monday-Friday 8 AM-6 PM), so we have not listed confirmed hours. Call 831-636-1806 to check before you visit.
Can I drop off household hazardous waste or electronics here?
That is not confirmed for this yard. San Benito County residents can use the county's Integrated Waste Management programs for household hazardous waste and e-waste; check the county Resource Management Agency for current drop-off options.
Last verified: October 2026. Sources: source · source · source. Spotted something wrong? Suggest a correction.