Well set up, clean. Accepts hard books with the covers intact and shredded paper in sealed paper bags. Along with the usual recycle. $5 a car load, metal collection box at site. Sign on street says "Public Depot".
Nothing like loading and hitching up a trailer and driving across town during a heat wave with no AC only to be told they're closed when it's still 10 minutes before the posted closing time. Maybe they should make it clearer that you need to be in AND out by closing.
Thank you for wasting an hour and a half of my day so you could get home 10 minutes early.
Thank you for accepting my small electric appliances! They've been in my garage for months! (TV, monitors, clocks, toasters and more!!) Free service (residential)
Very efficient group working there. Just make sure to stay out of all the commercial vehicles, there are a lot of them. As soon as you get off the scale, pull off to the side by the metal to get out of their way.
The people working there have always been very nice and really helpful. They do a great job of keeping the place clean .(As far as recycling places go)
Very awasome place. The lady at front desk Hannahis very polite and always willing to help with any questions you may ask. Took in some broken cords and clean copper and metal good prices awesome place. Aloha everyone. Will be back.
Person working at the front desk was friendly and helpful. I had a bunch of cardboard to drop off after moving and discovered it was free to drop off cardboard. They ask that you flatten out boxes as much as possible but that's it!
Most unorganized place I've ever been. The people were very nice but the lot seems directionless trucks,cars,heavy equipment going in every direction. I felt like I was in the way everytime I moved.
Easy just drove up on the left scale waited for the green light, unloaded, drove back non the scale and stopped at the office to get paid. In and out in less then 10 minutes. Helpful and friendly .
They are easy to use and inexpensive. Pull in, pay the fee, and unload cardboard, metals, etc. No matter how much you have to unload, it's still only $5. I love this place.
Good place to go when you end up with too much cardboard, but their plastic recycling is so restrictive that they are not of much use there. Despite what some old info on their website indicates (pdf linked from a Google search) and what I have seen in a recent review, they do not take styrofoam of any kind.
Very accommodating recycling depot for the public. Well organized for safety and cleaniness. If you are going to recycle here please don't leave without putting $5 (donation) in the yellow box near the recycle bins! This helps to cover their recycling costs and keeping it free to the public to recycle at their facility.
This is a wonderful handy local place to bring your small or industrial size recycling pile. You must mask up and additional protective gear is recommended. Fair prices for clean recycling products.
They had the gate open and a bit of DIY drop-off for Electronics, which is good, but I was directed there by the Goodwill, on a Sunday afternoon to recycle a couch that was too "Well loved" to be accepted there.
There were people operating machines but nobody came down to the front doors. The office had a sign for the office hours.
If you're going to have a drop off area, and leave the larger area open you should give more clear information about what you are open for, otherwise just close the gate and post your hours like other business.
We tried getting people's attention for twenty minutes and then left.
I take scrap there. They're not very clear on their instructions and the scaling in and out when you have mixed loads can really be a hassle, when you have to do it on the same scale! When semi's are going in and out there's not enough room to safely get around. Be careful not to be runover by a forklift! I drove forklift for quite a few years loading and unloading trucks, stocking mill workers with supplies, I don't know how some of there drivers got certified to operate forklifts! When you go here BE VERY SAFETY CONCIOUS! BE AWARE OF WHAT'S GOING ON AROUND YOU AT ALL TIMES!
This place is an absolute joke 3 separate occasions as early as 2:00pm when the website clearly states they don't close till 5pm ive been turned away becuse they were "closed" the woman that runs the scales is clearly only after her own agenda not the interests of her company she needs to be investigated by the company I for one am going to drive the extra miles to never bring this company another peace of scrap again i am just.astounded by how poorly this company is being run and how un professional its employees are if i could I would give this place a -10 get it to gather people
Generally it's a really fast process, which is nice. That said their policies are very unclear. I looked through everything I could find to make sure that I could bring cut up pieces of a car chassis (a chassis which I have a title for), drove out and was told that they could not accept it unless it was 'mangled enough to be unrecognizable.' So it was a wasted trip and already a lot of work just to get it loaded. I understand they're trying to deter theft, etc, but I would love that information to be posted somewhere so I don't spend a lot of time and energy getting scrap cut into manageable pieces and loaded just to drive it all the way back home.
I do like this place, but this says they are open on Sundays. Piled my car full of cardboard and drove there just to find out they are closed on Sundays! Please update your information!!!!
Moved to a rental house, right down the street from it. They operate on crazy hours with loud glass bottle crashing noises in the middle of the night at midnight and even early morning at 6:30am. What the f**k?!?!?? Not sure if this is even legal to put a recycling next to a neighborhood zone that operates in the middle of the night and in the early morning. How the f**k do you expect ppl to sleep 6 hours a day?
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