Recycling Centers in Orlando, FL
Find drop-off recycling locations in Orlando, Florida. View hours, addresses, and phone numbers for each facility.
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Find recycling drop-off locations in Orlando, Florida. This directory lists 20 facilities serving the Orlando area, with details on hours and contact information to help you plan your visit.
Recycling in Orlando: A Local Guide
Orlando offers two paths to recycle: the City of Orlando's weekly curbside service and the 20 drop-off centers and scrap yards in our Florida directory. The city's Solid Waste Division collects garbage, recycling, yard waste and large items once a week for single-family homes and buildings with 1–4 units. The recycling cart takes plastic bottles and containers #1–#5, glass bottles and jars, aluminum cans, and steel and tin food cans — everything out at the curb by 6:00 AM on collection day.
For materials the cart won't take, Orlando's drop-off sites fill the gap. In our verified data one local site accepts electronics and one accepts cardboard and paper — EcoATM for phones and small devices, and Orlando Recycling Inc for cardboard and paper. The area also has computer recyclers such as Southeastern Data, metal yards including Trademark Metals Recycling, and the county's Orange County Landfill for bulk and household items. Check each listing's page for accepted materials and any fees.
Can't find the right drop-off in Orlando? Central Florida has more nearby. Browse recycling centers in Tampa, Kissimmee, Lakeland, Ocala and Plant City, or see all Florida listings to compare hours and materials across the region.
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Frequently Asked Questions — Recycling in Orlando
What can I recycle curbside in Orlando?
The City of Orlando collects recycling weekly. Accepted items include plastic bottles and containers #1–#5, glass bottles and jars, aluminum cans, and steel and tin food cans. Keep them empty and loose in the cart. Plastic bags, foam and electronics are not accepted curbside. Set carts out by 6:00 AM on collection day (or after 5:00 PM the night before).
Where do I recycle cardboard in Orlando?
Flattened cardboard is accepted in the city curbside cart, but for large volumes or moving boxes you can use a drop-off. In our verified data, Orlando Recycling Inc accepts cardboard and paper and is open to the public. Call ahead to confirm hours and whether there's a minimum quantity.
Where can I recycle electronics or old computers in Orlando?
Electronics are not collected curbside. Orlando has e-waste options including EcoATM for phones and small devices and Southeastern Data for computer recycling and data destruction. Fees for CRT TVs and monitors vary by facility, so confirm accepted items and pricing before you go.
Who runs Orlando's recycling program and how do I reach them?
Curbside service is run by the City of Orlando Solid Waste Division, located at 1028 Woods Avenue. For cart requests, missed pickups and service questions, call 407-246-2314 or email swcustomersvc@orlando.gov. Collection day is tied to your address and covers garbage, recycling and yard waste on the same day.