Oprsystems
Recycling Center in Wilmington, Massachusetts
About This Location
OPRSystems, Inc. at 235 Andover Street in Wilmington is an independently owned recycling-processing facility founded in 1989 and expanded in 2004 to a 76,000-square-foot plant. It processes paper, cardboard, plastics, cans, bottles, and electronics, and provides NAID-certified secure document destruction (shredding) for commercial and residential clients across Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, and Maine. This is a processing and shredding operation rather than a town transfer station, so call ahead before bringing material.
What Oprsystems Accepts
Related recycling guides: Electronics · Plastic · Cardboard & Paper
What they do not accept
A published list of banned items was not available. As a commercial processor and shredder, it is not a drop-off for household trash, yard waste, or household hazardous waste; call ahead to confirm what they will take.
Access & restrictions
Commercial/drop-off for businesses · Serves commercial and residential recycling and shredding clients. As a processing facility it is not set up like a municipal drop-off; call 978-694-1450 to arrange service or confirm drop-off.
Programs & events
- NAID-certified secure document shredding — Secure document destruction service for businesses and residents
Materials, fees and hours can change — call ahead to confirm before your visit.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does OPRSystems in Wilmington accept?
OPRSystems processes paper (including shredded paper), cardboard, bottles and cans, plastic film and rigid plastic, computers and electronics, and fluorescent lamps and light bulbs. They also provide NAID-certified secure document shredding.
Is OPRSystems a public recycling drop-off?
It is primarily a commercial and residential recycling-processing and shredding facility, not a town transfer station. Call 978-694-1450 first to confirm whether you can drop material off and under what terms.
Does OPRSystems shred documents?
Yes. OPRSystems offers NAID-certified secure document destruction (shredding) for commercial and residential customers.
Where can Wilmington residents recycle electronics for free?
The Town of Wilmington runs its own free electronics drop-off for residents at the DPW Administration Building, which handles items the municipal program covers. OPRSystems is a private processor, so contact them directly about electronics they accept.
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