Recycling Centers in Greer, SC
Find drop-off recycling locations in Greer, South Carolina. View hours, addresses, and phone numbers for each facility.
Greer has 3 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 Greer: A Local Guide
Greer residents have three distinct recycling drop-off options, each with different hours, accepted materials, and residency requirements. Knowing which site fits your situation saves a wasted trip.
The two Greenville County Residential Waste and Recycling Centers — O'Neal at 3778 Camp Rd and Enoree at 1311 Anderson Ridge Rd — are the most comprehensive sites. Both are open Tuesday through Saturday, 7:00 AM to 6:00 PM, and closed Sunday and Monday. They accept the full county materials menu: curbside recyclables (plastic bottles #1–#2, aluminum cans, steel cans, cardboard, paper), household garbage, electronics (e-waste), household batteries, fluorescent bulbs, household hazardous waste, latex paint, used motor oil, appliances, scrap metal, mattresses, furniture, yard waste, and clothing. Drop-off is free. A valid proof of Greenville County residency is required — driver's license, utility bill, or county tax record. Each vehicle is capped at 3 cubic yards per day, and only residential loads are accepted; no commercial waste or C&D debris.
The City of Greer Convenience Center at 315 Buncombe St serves a different purpose. It is a municipal convenience center for City of Greer residents (proof of city residency required) open Monday–Friday 8 AM–5 PM and Saturday 8 AM–12 PM. It accepts paper, aluminum and steel cans, corrugated cardboard, plastic, e-waste, household batteries, used oil, antifreeze, and automobile tires. It does not accept glass, household paint, chemicals, or household garbage. Call (864) 848-2184 with questions.
If you live in the City of Greer, you can use the Convenience Center on Buncombe St on any weekday or Saturday morning. All Greenville County residents — including City of Greer residents — can use O'Neal or Enoree Tuesday through Saturday. If you need to dispose of electronics, HHW, or bulky items like mattresses, the county centers are the better choice. Nearby options in the county include Simpsonville (Simpsonville RWRC) and Greenville (North Greenville Recycling Center, open 7 days).
For questions about the county sites, call Greenville County Solid Waste at (864) 243-9672. The South Carolina recycling directory lists additional options across the state.
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Frequently Asked Questions — Recycling in Greer
Do I need to prove I live in Greer to use the recycling centers here?
It depends on the site. The two Greenville County centers (O'Neal and Enoree) are open to all Greenville County residents — not just Greer. You must show proof of county residency (driver's license, utility bill, or county tax record). The City Convenience Center on Buncombe St requires proof of City of Greer residency specifically.
Which Greer recycling site takes electronics and old TVs?
Both Greenville County centers — O'Neal and Enoree — accept electronics and e-waste as part of the county's full residential drop-off program. The City Convenience Center on Buncombe St also accepts e-waste and household batteries.
What is open on Mondays for recycling in Greer?
Both county RWRCs (O'Neal and Enoree) are closed on Monday. The City Convenience Center at 315 Buncombe St is open Monday 8 AM–5 PM for City of Greer residents needing to drop off cardboard, paper, cans, plastic, e-waste, used oil, or tires.
Can I bring yard waste and mattresses to the Greer recycling centers?
Yes — but only at the Greenville County sites. Both O'Neal and Enoree accept yard waste, mattresses, and furniture along with regular household waste. The City Convenience Center on Buncombe St does not accept household garbage or yard waste.