Wm - Recycling Avon
Recycling Center in Avon, Massachusetts
About This Location
The WM Avon facility at 40 Ledin Drive is the Avon Materials Recovery Facility (MRF) operated by WM Avon, Inc. in Avon, Massachusetts. It is an industrial processing plant that sorts single-stream recyclables collected by commercial and municipal haulers across the greater Boston region, not a public walk-in drop-off for household items. Material arrives by truck, is sorted into cardboard, paper, metal cans, glass and plastics, and is baled for market. Residents looking to recycle should use their town's curbside program or local transfer station rather than bringing items here.
What Wm - Recycling Avon Accepts
Related recycling guides: Glass · Plastic · Cardboard & Paper
What they do not accept
This is a commercial sorting plant, not a public drop-off; it is not intended for walk-in household deliveries of trash, electronics, appliances, hazardous waste or bulky items. Residents should use their town curbside program or transfer station instead.
Access & restrictions
Commercial/drop-off for businesses · Processing facility serving commercial and municipal single-stream haulers, not a public household drop-off. Call before planning any delivery.
Programs & events
- Single-stream recycling processing — Sorts commercial and residential single-stream recyclables (cardboard, paper, metal cans, glass, plastic bottles/jars/tubs/lids) delivered by haulers.
Materials, fees and hours can change — call ahead to confirm before your visit.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I drop off my household recycling at WM Avon on Ledin Drive?
No. The 40 Ledin Drive site is the Avon Materials Recovery Facility (MRF), a commercial sorting plant that processes recyclables brought in by haulers. It is not a public walk-in drop-off. Use your town curbside recycling or transfer station instead.
What materials does the Avon MRF process?
Per RecyclingWorks Massachusetts, the facility processes cardboard, mixed paper, metal cans, glass bottles and jars, and plastic bottles, jars, tubs and lids from commercial and residential single-stream collections.
How do I get rid of an old TV in Massachusetts?
TVs and other electronics are banned from Massachusetts trash and are not accepted at this MRF. Take them to your town's electronics drop-off or a Best Buy, or check MassDEP's Beyond the Bin recycling directory for the nearest e-waste option.
Is there a fee or appointment needed?
Fees and access are set for commercial and municipal hauler accounts, not walk-in residents. If you have a business recycling need, call 508-586-5385 to confirm before any delivery.
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