Recycling Centers in Pulaski, TN
Find drop-off recycling locations in Pulaski, Tennessee. View hours, addresses, and phone numbers for each facility.
If you live in Pulaski and need a convenient place to recycle, this directory helps you find local recycling centers. These centers accept standard materials like paper, cardboard, plastics, glass, and aluminum, as well as specialty items depending on the facility. Browse the listings below to find contact information and hours for each location.
Recycling in Pulaski: A Local Guide
Pulaski has 6 recycling options in our directory, mixing private scrap and recycling operators like Tennessee Valley Recycling and SA Recycling with Giles County's government-run drop-off sites, including the Bodenham Convenience Center and the Giles County Ag Center Convenience Center. Giles County does not run curbside recycling pickup: recycling is drop-off only at county convenience centers, which accept paper, #1 and #2 plastics, rinsed aluminum and tin, scrap metal, flattened cardboard, and batteries (glass is taken at the Ag Center). Browse more of the state from our Tennessee recycling directory.
For county drop-off, the directory lists the Bodenham Convenience Center on US-64 and the Giles County Ag Center Convenience Center on Elkton Pike. For private recycling and scrap, see Tennessee Valley Recycling on W Shoal St and SA Recycling on W College St. Accepted materials, hours, and any scrap buy prices differ by site, so check each center's page to confirm what it accepts.
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Frequently Asked Questions — Recycling in Pulaski
Is there curbside recycling in Pulaski, TN?
No. Giles County does not offer curbside recycling pickup. Recycling in and around Pulaski is drop-off only, handled at the county's convenience centers such as Bodenham and the Giles County Ag Center. Private scrap yards in the directory handle metals separately.
What do Giles County convenience centers accept for recycling?
According to the county, clean recyclables accepted at convenience centers include paper (newspaper, mail, magazines), #1 and #2 plastics, rinsed aluminum and tin, scrap metal, flattened cardboard, and batteries. Glass is accepted at the Ag Center. Confirm current rules with Giles County Solid Waste before hauling.
Where can I recycle scrap metal in Pulaski?
The directory lists private operators including Tennessee Valley Recycling on W Shoal St and SA Recycling on W College St, plus Pulaski Recycling & Refuge. Each yard sets its own accepted grades, hours, and buy prices, so check the center's page and call ahead.
What is a convenience center and who can use it?
A convenience center is a county-run drop-off site for household trash and recyclables, used where there is no curbside pickup. Giles County operates several around Pulaski. The county's page does not state a residency requirement, so confirm access and accepted items directly with Giles County Solid Waste.