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Coastal Recycling Services at 1400 4th Ave in Brunswick is a local recycling center that serves residents and small businesses looking to keep stuff out of the landfill. People bring everything from paper and cardboard to metals and certain electronics. The site feels like a working yard rather than a showroom - useful for drop-offs and quick runs.
Pull into a driveway that opens onto a fenced lot with a small entrance booth and several large containers and compactors. The recycling bins are grouped by material-paper and cardboard in one area, glass and plastics in another, with roll-off containers for metals or bulk items nearby. Drive-up spots let most vehicles back up for easy unloading, and larger trucks have room to maneuver. On busy weekends the line can stretch out to the street, so plan extra time if clearing out the garage.
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Before You Go
- Pre-sort materials at home so unloading is faster - separate paper/cardboard, plastics, glass and metals into different piles.
- Flatten boxes and bundle small items to save space and avoid repeated trips to the same bin.
- Secure loose items in the truck or trailer before driving in; windy conditions can scatter light materials around the yard.
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