Mattresses, furniture, appliances, TVs and tires cannot go in your tote, but we pick them up by appointment at a flat price per item.
Bulk Prices$7 per brown bag. Norwell's recycling center opens Wednesdays and Saturdays, and you do the hauling. We come to you.
Call Today!Norwell's Recycling Center on Main Street is free to use and worth a trip. It is also not a dump, which is the part that catches people off guard.
The Recycling Center sticker is free, but the site takes no household trash at all. It is recycling and a short list of appliances, and nothing else.
Open Wednesday and Saturday, 7:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. A refrigerator is $20, car tires $5 and truck tires $20. Mattresses are not accepted.
For mattresses and sofas the town points residents at private pickup and publishes no price at all. You are arranging it with a hauler either way. The only question is which one.
Every Thursday, from your curb, for $40 a month flat, with bi-weekly recycling. Mattresses, sofas and appliances go on the truck at a flat price we quote before we come.
Town of Norwell Recycling Center hours, sticker and item fees as published by the town in 2026. Check with the town before you go.
Every Thursday. Have your totes at the curb by 7:00 a.m. Recycling is collected every other week on the same day. In a holiday week your pickup moves one day later. See the holiday schedule.
$40 a month for two 64-gallon totes, $45 for a 96-gallon trash tote with a 64-gallon recycling tote, and $50 for two 96-gallon totes. One flat monthly rate, totes included, no hidden fees.
A 64-gallon tote holds about four large kitchen bags and a 96-gallon tote about seven. One or two people usually fit in the 64. A household of four or more usually needs the 96. If you outgrow it, call and we swap it.
Fill out the sign-up form online, any time, or call 508-822-2208. We call back during office hours to confirm your pickup day, tote size and start date. Nothing is billed until your first collection.
Start Service in NorwellNone of these can go in your tote. Tires, appliances and electronics go on a bulk pickup. Chemicals, propane and batteries go to a hazardous waste collection day.
