Find recycling drop-off locations in New Iberia, Louisiana. This directory lists 4 facilities serving the New Iberia area, with details on hours and contact information to help you plan your visit.

Recycling in New Iberia: A Local Guide

New Iberia sits in the heart of Iberia Parish, which runs its own free public recycling program alongside several private scrap operations. The parish maintains drop-off bins accessible 24/7 at four locations — Public Works (4018 E. Old Spanish Trail), the Old Parish Barn (5013 Avery Island Rd), Sugarena (713 Northwest By-pass), and Delcambre Boat Landing — accepting paper, plastic, aluminum cans, and small metal cans. Iberia Parish also holds an annual Household Waste Day for batteries, paint, electronics, and tires. For all listings in the state, see the Louisiana recycling directory.

Two scrap metal yards serve New Iberia residents and small contractors. L & K Metals Inc at 3514 E Old Spanish Trail buys copper, brass, aluminum, tin, appliances, and junk cars Monday through Friday and Saturday mornings. Further out on Marina Road, Thibodeaux & Son Scrapyard accepts ferrous and non-ferrous scrap Tuesday through Saturday, with the unusual closure on both Sunday and Monday. Both yards pay by weight at current commodity rates — call ahead for today's prices before hauling in a load.

Inside the New Iberia Walmart Supercenter at 1205 E Admiral Doyle Dr, an ecoATM kiosk in the grocery vestibule pays instant cash for used smartphones, tablets, and iPods. Bring a state-issued photo ID; the machine handles the valuation and payment automatically. For construction debris, Pace Landfill at 6505 Coteau Rd takes C&D materials Monday through Friday, 7 AM to 4 PM — it is not a household recycling site.

Looking for recycling options elsewhere in the Teche country? Neighboring Abbeville, Franklin, and Morgan City each have listings in our directory. Browse the full Louisiana directory to compare drop-off sites across the Acadiana region.

All Recycling Centers in New Iberia

Ecoatm

📍 1205 E W Admiral Doyle Dr, New Iberia, LA 70560
📞 +1 858-255-4111
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Pace Landfill

📍 6505 Coteau Rd, New Iberia, LA 70560
📞 +1 337-365-3650
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L & K Metals Inc

📍 3514 E Old Spanish Trail, New Iberia, LA 70560
📞 +1 337-367-1138
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Thibodeaux & Son Scrapyard

📍 4612 Marina Rd, New Iberia, LA 70560
📞 +1 337-364-1265
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Frequently Asked Questions — Recycling in New Iberia

Where can I recycle paper, plastic, or cans in New Iberia for free?

Iberia Parish operates four 24/7 public drop-off locations in New Iberia that accept paper, plastic, aluminum cans, and small metal cans at no charge: Public Works at 4018 E. Old Spanish Trail, the Old Parish Barn at 5013 Avery Island Rd, Sugarena at 713 Northwest By-pass, and Delcambre Boat Landing (recycling bin only). No hours restrictions — bins are always accessible.

What scrap metal buyers are in New Iberia, LA?

L & K Metals Inc (3514 E Old Spanish Trail, Mon–Fri 7:30–5, Sat 8–noon) buys copper, brass, aluminum, tin, appliances, and junk cars. Thibodeaux & Son Scrapyard (4612 Marina Rd, Tue–Sat 7–4:30) buys ferrous and non-ferrous scrap. Both pay by weight at commodity market prices; call ahead for current rates.

Where can I dispose of construction debris in New Iberia?

Pace Landfill at 6505 Coteau Rd accepts construction and demolition debris — wood, concrete, drywall, and similar C&D materials — Monday through Friday from 7 AM to 4 PM. Tipping fees apply. It does not accept household garbage, hazardous materials, or electronics.

How do I get rid of old electronics or household hazardous waste in New Iberia?

Iberia Parish holds periodic Household Waste Days — typically at the Courthouse Parking Lot — accepting batteries, cellphones, computer hardware, consumer electronics, and latex paint. Check the Iberia Parish Government website (iberiaparishgovernment.com) for the next event date. For phones and tablets specifically, the ecoATM kiosk at the New Iberia Walmart pays cash for used devices year-round.