Was there Thurs June 5. First in line when it opened at 7a. Nice no $ to drop off old printer. But instructions to drop it off when there very confusing. Almost drove off small cliff they had there. Employee saw me getting confused and helped. Cashier at entrance polite and helpful. Would recommend this place. Off main road about half mile. That road windy and narrow in places.
Pros: recycling is free, just turn in on your left before you reach the weight scales and booth for regular dumping. They recycle cardboard, paper, glass for free, just break it down correctly to place in their containers and rinse bottles out. Prices for regular dumping in the facility were $7.80 today for a dozen bags of styrofoam/plastic wrap/household waste. The smell is not bad and was much worse in a Florida location I have dumped at before where you fought off birds, bald eagles, and worked right alongside heavy equipment at your own peril. This place doesn't do any of that to you and the attendant was polite as I paid and left. The woman was barely polite and kind of short but the young man was cordial and professional.
Cons: they won't tell you where to go if you are new to this facility so make sure you ask. Turn left and head up the hill to circle around to the back of the building/warehouse, the signs will point you in, back into one of about ten parking spots, and toss your stuff over the yellow rails into the pit they will be working over with bull dozers down below. Wear a mask if you are sensitive to dust and toxins. I did not find the smell to be too bad and my nose is sensitive. Drive back the way you came in, drive one at a time on the scales, and pay your fee at the window.
i left the dump before five i didnt have but a small trailer with me i get up ready to pay gave the girl my name she told me my total was 76.96 in said there must be a mistake cuz i come here all the time and it never has been that high i had 0.33 tons i wasnt going to pay that much i knew there was something wrong telling me there scale just got fixed i said nope she said she called the manager looked a the cameras and said there wasnt a mistake i said well get them done here then her story changed saying she will reduce it this time im like really i dont know if the management knows that there employees are doing this but i know im not the first one this has been done to if you dont know now you do this a problem i think you need new management or different workers that are honest
They won't take your recycling if they find a sliver of styrofoam in your can. They'll often not take all of it, only half because they're quick and lazy. And of course, if you call them, no credit is offered.
City taxes at it's finest...
The guy working the oil department is really rude and disrespectful sat there in his fork loft watching me and when asked is everything ok he says “Yea why” why? Cause you’re standing over me like a Hawk! I hope he sees this and realizes his actions at a RECYCLING CENTER
Great spot to drop off your recycling. Just drive up and drop your stuff into the appropriate container. Cardboard, paper, cans, plastic, glass. Easy and convenient!
Easy to recycle here because it is well-organized and spacious. I’ve been bringing my glass recycling here religiously for years and it has never been a hassle.
It’s a very well setup location with dumping of trash completely separated from the recycling center, pricing is not expensive either. Pricing starts at $5.68 /truck load.
My apartment complex sadly doesn't have recycling. I like the fact that there's a few recycling places in town. I've only been here, but they've got a variety of recycling options. They can recycle paper, cardboard, glass, cans, and even used cooking oil. It's open to the public, so you just go into the gated area park anywhere and drop everything off in their designates areas.
As far as I can tell, this is the only place where glass can be recycled. I recycle a lot -- I'd like my recycling efforts to earn credit toward garbage loads to dump.
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