Mt Hope Recycling Center
Recycling Center in Bristol, Rhode Island
About This Location
Mt Hope Recycling Center is a scrap yard and auto salvage business at 129 Broadcommon Rd in Bristol, Rhode Island. It deals in automotive scrap metal and buys and sells used auto parts, not household recyclables. If you have a junk vehicle, scrap metal or need used car parts, call ahead at (401) 253-2784 to confirm current pricing and what they'll take.
What Mt Hope Recycling Center Accepts
What they do not accept
This is a commercial scrap yard, not a municipal drop-off. It is not confirmed to accept household recyclables (paper, plastic, glass, cans), electronics, or household hazardous waste — call before bringing non-automotive materials.
Access & restrictions
Commercial/drop-off for businesses · Operates as a commercial scrap yard / junkyard open to the public during business hours for automotive scrap drop-off and used-parts transactions. No residency restriction was found. Call ahead to confirm accepted materials and current pricing.
Materials, fees and hours can change — call ahead to confirm before your visit.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Mt Hope Recycling Center take household recycling like bottles and cans?
No. It's a scrap yard focused on automotive scrap metal and used auto parts, not a municipal drop-off for household recyclables. For curbside-type recycling, use the Town of Bristol's program instead.
Can I sell a junk car or scrap metal here?
Yes — the yard buys automotive scrap and used auto parts. Call (401) 253-2784 first to confirm what they'll take and current pricing.
What days is it open?
Directories list it open Monday through Friday, 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM, and closed on weekends. Hours can change, so call ahead.
Do I need an appointment or ID to drop off a vehicle?
No appointment or ID requirement was confirmed in available sources. Because it's a scrap yard buying vehicles, bring proof of ownership and call ahead to be sure.
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