RECYCLING · HOUSTON AREA

Top 10 Recycling Centers in Houston, TX (2026)

We ranked 66 recycling businesses in the Houston area that have at least 10 Google reviews, out of 109 we list. Ratings adjusted for review count, so a few glowing reviews can't beat a long track record.

Ratings and review counts from Google as of October 22, 2026.

  1. 1
    Katy Free Appliance Removal
    ★ 4.9 723 Google reviews
  2. 2
    Green City Recycler
    ★ 4.9 214 Google reviews · Houston
  3. 3
    Sts Electronic Recycling
    ★ 4.9 181 Google reviews · Houston
  4. 4
    U.s. Electronics Recycling Center, Inc
    ★ 5.0 56 Google reviews · Houston
  5. 5
    Compucycle
    ★ 4.8 214 Google reviews · Houston
  6. 6
    Scorpion's Metal Llc
    ★ 4.8 190 Google reviews · Houston
  7. 7
    Cash's Tire Recycling Inc.
    ★ 5.0 31 Google reviews
  8. 8
    C&d Scrap Metal
    ★ 4.8 43 Google reviews · Houston
  9. 9
    Free E-Waste Pickup Houston
    ★ 5.0 22 Google reviews
  10. 10
    Technocycle
    ★ 4.7 55 Google reviews · Houston

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How we rank

  • Score: Google rating, weighted by number of reviews. Every business starts from a neutral 4.0 and its reviews move the score, so a rating backed by few reviews counts for less.
  • To be ranked: at least 10 Google reviews, listed as a recycling business on Google, and located within about 40 km of central Houston.
  • Badges never change a score. USDOT registration and our verified-listing badge are shown for information. Many good small businesses aren't in those registries.
  • No paid placement. Claiming a listing is free and adds details, not points.

Full method: methodology. Found a mistake? Email [email protected].

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Frequently asked

How is this list ranked?

By each business's Google rating, adjusted for how many reviews it has: every business starts from a neutral 4.0, and its real reviews pull the score up or down, so a rating from a handful of reviews counts for less than one backed by hundreds. That way a 4.9 from 10 reviews doesn't outrank a 4.7 from 400. Businesses need at least 10 Google reviews to be ranked.

Can a business pay to rank higher?

No. Claiming a listing (free) adds a logo, description and a verified-listing badge, but no points. Badges such as USDOT registration are shown for information and never change a score. The only way to move up is more and better customer reviews.

Which area does "Houston" cover?

Businesses whose address is within about 40 km (25 miles) of central Houston, so nearby suburbs are included. Each business's own city is shown next to its name.

Something is wrong or missing. How do I report it?

Email [email protected] with the business name and what needs fixing. If it's your business, you can claim the listing for free and correct its details yourself.