Find recycling drop-off locations in Nashua, New Hampshire. This directory lists 8 facilities serving the Nashua area, with details on hours and contact information to help you plan your visit.

Recycling in Nashua: A Local Guide

Nashua, New Hampshire lists 8 recycling options in our directory, covering both the municipal side and private processors. The anchor is the city-run Nashua Recycling Center at the Four Hills Landfill (840 W. Hollis St.), which doubles as the drop-off hub for residents. The private side is strong on two streams: electronics/IT asset recovery (Nulife Technology, Willie's Computer Recycling, Reliable Asset Recovery, Computer Recycling Solutions) and scrap metal (Interstate Metal & Alloy, Scrap Metals Inc.), plus the Recycling Associates processing yard. For households, the City of Nashua runs a single-stream curbside program with collection twice a month, so recyclables go loose in one bin. More New Hampshire cities are on our New Hampshire recycling hub.

For drop-off, the Nashua Four Hills Landfill is the main municipal site: our data shows it handling single-stream recyclables, scrap metal and appliances, mercury devices and fluorescent bulbs, vehicle batteries, waste oil and antifreeze, yard waste and brush, electronics, and construction & demolition debris (residents). For electronics specifically, Nulife Technology is an ITAD processor that takes computers, servers, monitors, printers, UPS batteries and hard drives (commercial), and Willie's Computer Recycling is a dedicated computer recycler. For scrap, Interstate Metal & Alloy and Scrap Metals Inc. are the local yards. Hours, resident-sticker rules and fees vary, so check each center's page to confirm what it accepts.

Need options beyond Nashua? Nearby New Hampshire cities in our directory include Salem (6 centers), Manchester (5 centers) and the state capital, Concord (5 centers), with Rochester also listed. Browse them all on the New Hampshire state hub.

All Recycling Centers in Nashua

Nulife Technology Llc

📍 16 Celina Ave Unit 13, Nashua, NH 03063
📞 +1 603-235-6128
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Reliable Asset Recovery

📍 Inc., 39 Bridge St, Nashua, NH 03060
📞 +1 603-434-6000
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Interstate Metal & Alloy

📍 20 Simon St, Nashua, NH 03060
📞 +1 603-883-0093
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Scrap Metals Inc.

📍 128 E Glenwood St, Nashua, NH 03060
📞 +1 603-396-6282
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Nashua Four Hills Landfill

📍 840 W Hollis St, Nashua, NH 03062
📞 +1 603-589-3410
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Recycling Associates Inc

📍 1 Whipple St, Nashua, NH 03060
📞 +1 877-886-4344
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Computer Recycling Solutions

📍 20 Simon St, Nashua, NH 03060
📞 +1 603-818-2886
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Willie's Computer Recycling Co

📍 51 Lake St, Nashua, NH 03060
📞 +1 603-438-2417
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Frequently Asked Questions — Recycling in Nashua

Does Nashua, NH have curbside recycling?

Yes. The City of Nashua runs a single-stream curbside recycling program with collection twice a month. All accepted materials go loose in one bin, with no sorting required. Check the city's schedule for your collection days, as they vary by section of the city.

What can I put in my Nashua recycling bin?

Per the city, Nashua's single-stream bin accepts paper (newspaper, magazines, junk mail, envelopes, paper bags, softcover books, paperboard, and milk/juice/beverage cartons), plastic bottles, jars and jugs numbered #1 through #7, metals (aluminum and steel/tin cans, foil and trays), and glass bottles and jars. Styrofoam and plastic bags are not accepted.

How can I dispose of a mattress or bulky item in Nashua, NH?

Mattresses and bulky items are not curbside recyclables. Residents can bring bulky waste and white goods to the Nashua Recycling Center at the Four Hills Landfill, which handles scrap metal, appliances, C&D debris and bulky waste. Resident fees and a sticker may apply for certain items, so confirm current rules and pricing with the city before you go.

Where can I recycle electronics or scrap metal in Nashua?

For electronics, Nashua lists dedicated recyclers including Nulife Technology (computers, monitors, printers, IT equipment, batteries) and Willie's Computer Recycling; the Four Hills Landfill also takes electronics from residents. For scrap metal, see Interstate Metal & Alloy and Scrap Metals Inc.. Confirm accepted items and any fees on each center's page.