Recycling Centers in Burlington, MA
Find drop-off recycling locations in Burlington, Massachusetts. View hours, addresses, and phone numbers for each facility.
Residents of Burlington, Massachusetts can use this directory to locate nearby recycling drop-off locations. Whether you have household recyclables or specialty items like electronics or batteries, the facilities listed here can help you dispose of materials responsibly.
Recycling in Burlington: A Local Guide
Burlington, Massachusetts has two facilities listed in this directory, serving different segments of the market. Appliance Recyclers at 31 Douglas Ave is a small, long-established local business open Monday, Wednesday, and Friday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. The business has operated for approximately 15 years and is listed under electrical services in most directories; it is not confirmed as a public walk-in drop-off, so residents should call (781) 270-9227 before bringing materials. For confirmed public appliance recycling, the Town of Burlington's bulky-waste program at (800) 442-9006 is available to residents.
The Recycled Materials Group at 100 Summit Dr is an R2v3-, ISO 9001-, ISO 14001-, and ISO 45001-certified IT asset disposition (ITAD) and electronics recycler serving businesses and organizations throughout New England since 1997. The company handles laptops, desktops, servers, networking equipment, and lab electronics for corporate clients, with certified data destruction and full chain-of-custody documentation. It does not accept consumer drop-offs from individuals. Burlington residents needing electronics recycling can use Best Buy at 84 Middlesex Turnpike, which accepts small appliances and electronics from the public.
Burlington sits at the intersection of Middlesex County's dense suburban ring. Neighboring cities with their own recycling options include Woburn to the east, Wilmington to the north, Reading to the northeast, and Winchester to the southeast. The Town of Winchester Transfer Station at 15 McKay Ave (Winchester residents only) accepts appliances, electronics, and over 200 material types. For the full Massachusetts recycling directory, RecycleSmart MA at recyclesmartma.org also maintains a searchable statewide locator.
The Town of Burlington offers curbside single-stream recycling collection for all households and coordinates bulky-waste pickup through its contractor. Residents with large appliances, electronics, or oversized items can request a scheduled pickup rather than hauling items to a facility. Contact Burlington DPW or the bulky-waste line at (800) 442-9006 for scheduling. Waltham and Billerica both have commercial recycling options a short drive from Burlington for businesses that need alternatives to The Recycled Materials Group.
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Frequently Asked Questions — Recycling in Burlington
Can Burlington residents drop off old appliances or electronics for recycling?
Appliance Recyclers on Douglas Ave may offer this service — call (781) 270-9227 to confirm. For a guaranteed option, the Town of Burlington's bulky-waste collection at (800) 442-9006 is available to residents. Best Buy at 84 Middlesex Turnpike accepts consumer electronics and small appliances.
Is The Recycled Materials Group open to the public for drop-offs?
No. The Recycled Materials Group at 100 Summit Dr is a commercial B2B electronics recycler and ITAD firm. It serves businesses and institutions only. Individual residents should use Best Buy (84 Middlesex Turnpike) or the town bulky-waste program instead.
Are there recycling facilities near Burlington, MA?
Yes. Woburn, Wilmington, and Winchester all have listed facilities within a short drive. Winchester's transfer station accepts appliances and electronics for residents. The Massachusetts recycling directory lists all statewide options.