Recycling Centers in Stoughton, MA
Find drop-off recycling locations in Stoughton, Massachusetts. View hours, addresses, and phone numbers for each facility.
Stoughton has 2 recycling centers listed in this directory. Each listing includes the address, phone number, and opening hours where available. Call ahead to confirm accepted materials before making the trip.
Recycling in Stoughton: A Local Guide
Stoughton, Massachusetts is served by two specialized recycling facilities that together cover two distinct waste streams — construction debris and electronic waste. WIN Waste Innovations at 100 Page St. is a public construction and demolition (C&D) transfer station open Monday–Friday 6:00 AM–4:00 PM and Saturday 7:00 AM–12:00 PM. It accepts Category 1 and 3 C&D materials per MADEP — wood, metal, asphalt, brick, concrete, and gypsum board — and provides LEED documentation for green-building projects. Non-recyclable residuals leave the site by rail. Fees run approximately $315 per ton; call (781) 341-9920 to confirm current rates and to check capacity before arriving.
User-Friendly Recycling LLC at 186 Tosca Dr. takes a different approach: it is a certified e-waste recycler and IT asset disposition company that has served Fortune 500 companies, government agencies, and nonprofits since 2002 under EPA/DEP Permit MAR0005520830. Accepted electronics include computers, laptops, smartphones, tablets, monitors, televisions, printers, game systems, batteries, light bulbs, and appliances. The company follows DoD and NIST data-destruction standards and provides certificates of destruction. Hours are weekdays 8:30 AM–5:00 PM; it is closed weekends. Primarily commercial, but residents should call (781) 269-5021 or email sales@ufrecycling.com to confirm if drop-off is available for their specific items.
Neither Stoughton facility handles general household curbside recycling or trash. For household waste and standard recycling, Stoughton residents should contact the Stoughton Department of Public Works. The town also falls within reach of Canton's R2 Recycling at 45 Dan Rd for additional e-waste options, and Braintree has its own transfer and recycling station on Ivory St.
Construction contractors working across Norfolk County will find WIN Waste's rail-connected transfer model reduces truck miles compared to distant landfill runs. Neighboring communities with related facilities include Canton, Randolph, Sharon, and Avon. The Massachusetts recycling directory lists all permitted facilities statewide.
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Frequently Asked Questions — Recycling in Stoughton
Can Stoughton residents drop off household trash or recycling at WIN Waste Innovations?
WIN Waste at 100 Page St. is a construction and demolition transfer station — it does not accept municipal solid waste, household recyclables, or hazardous materials. For residential trash and recycling service in Stoughton, contact the town Department of Public Works directly.
Does User-Friendly Recycling in Stoughton take walk-in drop-offs from individual residents?
User-Friendly Recycling LLC primarily serves businesses, government, and institutional clients. Individual residents should call (781) 269-5021 or email sales@ufrecycling.com before visiting to confirm whether their items are accepted and whether an appointment is needed. The facility is open Monday–Friday 8:30 AM–5:00 PM, closed weekends.
What C&D materials does WIN Waste Stoughton accept, and what is prohibited?
WIN Waste accepts wood, metal, asphalt, brick, concrete, and gypsum board (Category 1 & 3 C&D per MADEP). Prohibited items include MSW, asbestos, liquids, lead-painted wood, paint cans, PCBs, CFC appliances, yard waste, textiles, medical waste, fluorescent bulbs, and boats. Loads with prohibited items face additional cleanup fees and possible loss of site privileges.
Where can I recycle electronics in or near Stoughton, MA?
User-Friendly Recycling LLC at 186 Tosca Dr. handles computers, smartphones, TVs, batteries, and other e-waste with certified data destruction. For additional options, R2 Recycling in Canton at 45 Dan Rd is nearby, and the Massachusetts state recycling page lists DEP-permitted e-waste facilities statewide.