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About This Location

Great Valley Recycling Inc — operating as the Great Valley Recycle Transfer Station under the J.P. Mascaro & Sons family of companies — is a Pennsylvania DEP-permitted municipal waste transfer and single-stream recycling facility located in Bridgeport Borough, Montgomery County. First permitted in 1988, the facility is authorized to receive up to 600 tons of municipal waste per day from collection vehicles; recyclable materials processed here are transported to third-party end-use facilities, including J.P. Mascaro's TotalRecycle plant. This is primarily a commercial transfer and hauler-intake operation, not a general-public drop-off recycling center. Members of the public should call ahead at (610) 272-7100 before visiting to confirm whether self-haul drop-off is currently accepted for their specific material.

What Great Valley Recycling Inc Accepts

✓ Municipal Solid Waste (Facility is authorized to receive up to 600 tons of municipal waste per day from collection vehicles.)
✓ Construction & Demolition Debris (Listed as an accepted waste stream at this transfer station.)
✓ Single-Stream Recyclables (Newspaper, Aluminum, Plastic, Cardboard, Aseptic Cartons, Clear Glass, Colored Glass, Steel Cans) (The facility processes household and commercial recyclables which are transported to third parties for end use. J.P. Mascaro's single-stream recycling program at this facility handles these materials.)
✓ Glass (clear and colored) (Listed as part of the single-stream recycling program operating at the Great Valley Recycling Facility.)
✓ Residential Drop-Off Recyclables (glass, plastic, aluminum/bimetallic cans, paper, cardboard) (Per a PA DEP recycling technical assistance document, the Great Valley Recycling Center was historically open to Bridgeport residents free of charge for drop-off of these materials. Current public drop-off availability should be confirmed by calling the facility.)

Related recycling guides: Glass · Plastic · Cardboard & Paper

What they do not accept

Specific not-accepted materials for public drop-off could not be verified from official sources. The facility's official webpage does not publish a public not-accepted list. Contact the facility directly at (610) 272-7100 for guidance.

Fees

  • Residential recyclable drop-off (glass, plastic, aluminum/bimetallic cans, paper, cardboard) — Free for Bridgeport Borough residents (historical record; current fee policy unconfirmed — call to verify)

Access & restrictions

Primarily a commercial transfer and hauler-intake operation. This is not a conventional public drop-off recycling center. Public/residential drop-off access is not confirmed on the current official website. Call ahead to verify self-haul acceptance. · The official J.P. Mascaro website describes this facility as a transfer station serving collection vehicles; it does not advertise a public drop-off program. A PA DEP document on file indicates residents historically used the site for free recyclable drop-off, but this should be confirmed before visiting.

Programs & events

  • Single-Stream Recycling Processing — The Great Valley Recycling Facility in Bridgeport is one of three state-of-the-art recycling centers operated by J.P. Mascaro & Sons. It processes newspaper, aluminum, plastic, cardboard, aseptic cartons, glass, and steel cans collected from residential and commercial customers.
  • Municipal Waste Transfer — Pennsylvania DEP-permitted municipal waste transfer station first permitted in 1988, authorized to receive up to 600 tons per day. Waste is baled or loaded into trailers for transport to Pioneer Crossing Landfill.
  • Recyclables Transport to TotalRecycle — Recyclable materials collected at the Bridgeport Division are transported to J.P. Mascaro's TotalRecycle facility for processing.

Materials, fees and hours can change — call ahead to confirm before your visit.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Great Valley Recycling in Bridgeport, PA open to the general public for drop-offs?

This facility primarily serves commercial collection vehicles and haulers as a permitted transfer station. A Pennsylvania DEP document has noted that Bridgeport Borough residents were historically able to drop off recyclables (glass, plastic, aluminum/bimetallic cans, paper, and cardboard) free of charge, but current public drop-off availability is not confirmed on the official website. Call (610) 272-7100 before visiting to check whether your material is accepted.

What are the hours of operation?

According to the official J.P. Mascaro & Sons website, the facility operates Monday through Saturday, 5:00 AM to 6:00 PM. It is closed on Sundays. Always call ahead to confirm, as hours may change.

What types of waste and recyclables are handled at this facility?

The facility is a Pennsylvania DEP-permitted municipal waste transfer station authorized to receive up to 600 tons of municipal waste per day. It also processes single-stream recyclables including newspaper, aluminum, plastic, cardboard, aseptic cartons, clear and colored glass, and steel cans, which are transported to third-party end-use facilities.

Where does the waste and recyclable material go after being processed here?

Per J.P. Mascaro & Sons, the Bridgeport Division transfers waste to Pioneer Crossing Landfill and sends recyclable materials to TotalRecycle, Inc. for processing.

Is there a toll-free number for Great Valley Recycling in Bridgeport?

Yes. In addition to the local number (610) 272-7100, the facility can be reached toll-free at (800) 432-1616, as listed on the official J.P. Mascaro & Sons website.

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Contact & Location

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315 Sixth St, Bridgeport, PA 19405
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City / State
Bridgeport, Pennsylvania

Opening Hours

Monday 5:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Tuesday 5:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Wednesday 5:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Thursday 5:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Friday 5:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Saturday 5:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Sunday Closed
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