Recycling Centers in Lebanon, TN
Find drop-off recycling locations in Lebanon, Tennessee. View hours, addresses, and phone numbers for each facility.
Find recycling drop-off locations in Lebanon, Tennessee. This directory lists 3 facilities serving the Lebanon area, with details on hours and contact information to help you plan your visit.
Recycling in Lebanon: A Local Guide
Lebanon residents have three distinct recycling options within city limits, each serving a different purpose. The Lebanon Convenience Center at 923 East Baddour Parkway is the public hub managed by Wilson County Solid Waste — open daily 7:00 AM to 5:00 PM (7:30 start on Wednesdays and Thursdays). It accepts cardboard, aluminum and tin cans, plastic bottles and milk jugs, scrap metal, batteries, electronics, refrigerators, and general household waste. There is no fee for residents, and no appointment is needed. Limit: three cubic yards per household per day; commercial loads must go to the county landfill.
If you have scrap metal — copper wiring, aluminum, steel, junk appliances, or a vehicle that no longer runs — Harris Auto Recycling at 464 Cainsville Road purchases metals by weight at market rates. The yard is open Monday through Friday 8:00 AM–5:00 PM and Saturday 8:30 AM–12:30 PM. The large-scale weighing station closes 30 minutes before posted closing, so plan your arrival accordingly. Harris pays for ferrous and nonferrous metals alike, including copper, brass, aluminum, iron, radiators, and whole junk cars.
Contractors and builders working in Wilson County can bring concrete, wood, drywall, and other construction debris to Rockwood Recycling LLC at 510 Hartmann Drive, open Monday through Friday 7:00 AM–4:00 PM. Rockwood is a commercial-scale C&D processor — not a household recycling center — but it accepts walk-in loads at its on-site scale. The facility is notable as the operator of Tennessee's first dedicated drywall recycling line. Scale fees apply by weight.
Lebanon sits in Wilson County, roughly 30 miles east of Nashville. Neighboring communities with additional recycling options include Mt. Juliet and Murfreesboro. For county-wide solid waste questions, contact Wilson County Solid Waste at 615-444-8360 or visit Tennessee recycling resources.
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Frequently Asked Questions — Recycling in Lebanon
Where can I recycle in Lebanon, TN?
The main public option is the Lebanon Convenience Center at 923 E Baddour Pkwy, open every day 7 AM–5 PM (7:30 AM start Wed–Thu). It's free for residents and takes cardboard, cans, plastics, electronics, batteries, and household waste. For scrap metal, Harris Auto Recycling on Cainsville Road pays cash by weight. Contractors with C&D debris can use Rockwood Recycling on Hartmann Drive.
Does Wilson County Lebanon take electronics for recycling?
Yes. The Lebanon Convenience Center accepts e-waste including computers, printers, televisions, and microwaves through Wilson County's electronics recycling program. There is no fee for this service.
Can I get paid for scrap metal in Lebanon, TN?
Harris Auto Recycling at 464 Cainsville Rd buys copper, aluminum, brass, steel, radiators, appliances, and junk vehicles at current commodity prices. Call 615-449-5562 for today's rates. Hours are Mon–Fri 8 AM–5 PM, Sat 8:30 AM–12:30 PM.
Where do I drop off construction debris in Lebanon, TN?
Rockwood Recycling LLC at 510 Hartmann Drive accepts concrete, wood, drywall, and other C&D materials Monday through Friday, 7 AM–4 PM. Weight-based fees apply; call 615-293-2997 before your first visit. Household recyclables cannot be brought to Rockwood — use the Wilson County Lebanon Convenience Center for those.