Central Connecticut Resource Recovery
Recycling Center in Southington, Connecticut
About This Location
Central Connecticut Resource Recovery (CCRR) at 65 Triano Drive in Southington is a privately operated transfer station run by the owners of HQ Dumpsters & Recycling. Unlike a town facility, it is open to the general public with no permit or sticker required. On-site sorting lets CCRR recover a high share of material — the company reports a 50–60% recycle rate.
What this location Accepts
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Fees
- Bulky waste — 7¢ per pound
- Scrap metal — $25 per load
- Natural mulch — $20 per yard
- Dyed mulch — $25 per yard
- Certified weight slip — $10 per cert
Access & restrictions
Open to the general public · $25 minimum charge applies; pay by weight or load
Materials, fees and hours can change — call ahead to confirm before your visit.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need a permit or town sticker to use CCRR?
No. CCRR is a private transfer station open to the general public — no permit or resident sticker is required, which sets it apart from town-only transfer stations.
What are CCRR's hours?
It is open Monday through Friday 7:00 AM–5:00 PM and Saturday 7:00 AM–3:30 PM. It is closed Sunday.
What does it cost to dump at CCRR?
Pricing is by weight or load — for example, bulky waste is about 7¢ per pound and scrap metal around $25 per load, with a $25 minimum charge. Confirm current rates at the scale.
Can contractors bring construction debris?
Yes. CCRR accepts construction and demolition debris, bulky waste, scrap metal and yard waste from both residents and contractors, with on-site sorting that recovers 50–60% of incoming material.
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