Can't say enough about how pleased we are with Texas Disposal Systems. The driver and employees…read moreare so pleasant and they are willing to pick up large items without having to schedule a specific pick-up. We had many bags of debris from hurricane Nicholas and the TDS team insisted they do the work of lifting and pitching the bags into the truck-- my husband had gone out to assist and they declined his offer. Great service. Thanks for being dependable and providing the rolling trash bins too.

From the owner: TDS provides services such as: - Residential Waste…read moreSolutions - Commercial Waste Solutions - Roll-off Dumpsters - Portable Restrooms - Restaurant/Hotel Solutions - Green Builder Solutions - Green School Solutions - Event Venue Solutions - Metal Recycling - Concrete Recycling - On-site Recycling Facility - On-site Composting - On-site Landfill

I love this place and highly recommend it for dropping off recycling! This recycling center is…read moreabout equal distance from me to the drive-thru recycling center on Westpark. I much prefer this one though, because of my flexibility to walk around and throw items in the bins they need to go in. Personal preference - I just feel like I get more satisfaction out of that rather than be rushed and have people grab stuff out of my trunk and do whatever with it haha. I first came by on a Saturday morning and afterwards, we hung out and walked around Bear Branch Park right next door, on the same property (I think). There is an employee who is stationed at the cardboard section (the biggest tin on site) and he's super helpful, especially if you have large pieces you need help with. I brought my 9 ft. Christmas Tree box without breaking it down, and the whole thing fit and was thrown in there. Nice! Keep in mind, there is only one entrance and exit, so please don't block any of the paths to lead to the exit! Also, always be sure to turn left to get out. To the right, will lead you to a dead end.

Honestly this has to be one of the best recycling facilities I've ever been to. It's pretty self…read moreexplanatory as far as coming in to drop off all of your recyclables. It's very organized and they do have staff on site to guide or assist you. They have everything sorted by paper, glass (brown, green, and clear), plastic, tin and aluminum cans, cardboard, and even a spot for lawn waste (lawn clippings, leaves, branches) It's not too confusing, very self explanatory once you drive in, it's a small area though and if it's you're first time it is hard to find, you have to really pay attention. I love coming here to drop off my recyclables, I just wish they had more and longer hours, they're open Wednesday 4p-7p and Saturday 9a-2p, but overall I have a good experience here, just drop and go really.

Simple. Good people are working there. Clear expectations were set, and more than delivered on…read more Oh, and Yelp! sucks.

The folks who work there are always very helpful. They also take most electronics for a small per…read morelb. charge which is great. Easy to get to and drive right through!

I phoned ahead to make sure they took the kind of major, heavy appliances I had. They did, I went…read moreover, the oven and refrigerator that my nephew and I wrestled into the truck were adroitly yanked out with care (no scraping across my truck bed) by just one (1) of their workers and hoisted onto a scale. A few extra bucks in my pocket later and we were off to the nearby Waffle House. No muss, no fuss, we got paid a little to deliver it ourselves instead of paying a lot for someone to cart it away, and everyone we met at Spring Scrap Metal Recycling was enthusiastic and kind. 5 Stars all the way!

Recycle! It's the mantra in this household…read more We recycle everything - and I mean everything possible. To have a scrap metal recycler so close to home is an added bonus. Yes, you will receive some cash for your metal (don't expect the proverbial gold mine, though). And you're helping a local business - plus you're reducing the volume of waste that ends up in landfills. Always very friendly staff here. Parking is adequate, since you're really not here for very long - they're very quick to take your metal, weigh it and pay you a set price per pound. Exiting back onto Kuykendahl (especially if you're heading south) can be a challenge, though. Keep that in mind when you're ready to leave.

A free city of Houston run recycling center where you can recycle your e-waste for free. The first…read moretime I did it they ask for an ID to check if I was a resident of Houston, but the second time they did not ask for as ID and proceeded to take my e-waste box from the trunk. They were really respectful to my vehicle, you just stay in the car and then you just drive off. It feels nice to do the right thing for disposing e-waste the right way.

Westpark is the closest COH recycling center. I take glass, paper, cardboard, plastic , and…read moree-waste. Fast service.

Went to dump a water heater. Female attendant was eating lunch which she spit into her hand and…read morereached for my driver's license with her same saliva coated fingers. Her personality was about as inviting as a porcupine.

The recycle section only…read more Was trying to drop off a countertop air fryer convection oven. I have always gone to the west park location but this was very close to my house. Stopped on a Thursday morning and the drop off wait system is confusing. There are apparently 2 lines, one for the dump waste and one for recycling. But you can't tell where one starts or ends. Drove in and was a bit confused about the process. 2 men standing outside, neither acknowledge me. I get out of the car and a young lady comes out of the building and asks to help me. I explain to her what I'm dropping off and she asks me if it works. I say yes. I said it has these burn marks on the inside (one of the caveats of this Cuisinart model was that it's difficult to remove heat or grease marks - main complaint from most consumers and there are no replacement parts) She tells me to back in and take it out of the car. As I open the trunk, the guy finally acknowledges me and asks the lady if it works. She tells him what I said. And he yells, we aren't going to take it bc it's dirty. I respond "it's not dirty, there are burn marks that you can't remove, let me show you. " He says, "we don't recycle dirty equipment". I look at the dirty washing machine he is fixing and said fine and walk off. The young lady apologizes repeatedly and suggest I give it to one of the guys waiting in the long line for the dump side. I ended up going to the Westpark location where the employees are nice and polite. Maybe he was having a bad day or deals with crap people but I didn't do anything deserve to be treated so rudely. Nevertheless, I will stick to Westpark.

Great company I called and talk to Travis he's so nice I said I had some iron and about 8 boxes and…read moreof industrial X-ray flim and it was a good price I well recommend blue star recycling

If you go here I hope you get to meet Dylan. He was super helpful and is just an awesome person to…read morebe around. I called ahead to make sure they could take my appliances and they take basically everything. I got there and they unloaded everything for me I didn't even have to lift a finger. Highly recommend this place.

Do they recycle plastic water bottles too? Great company…read moreappreciate their service and can recycling

Oh boy. I used to come here often when it first opened. I know life is hard during CoVid19…read morepandemic. But come on, have some consideration to your customers. But there is only one way in and one way out. That means you have to wait for the trucks at household dump to be cleared before you can move forward. Yikes. On a Saturday afternoon right after the new year, I finished my plastic and paper recycling. Then, proceeded to exit. But the one and only line has not moved for 30 minutes. Because there were only 4 stalls for household recycling. I saw another way below the ramp to household recycling. But it says do not enter. They should have another person direct traffic to ease our pain.

This is our go to place for recycling when we can't find a location nearby or if the recycling…read morefacility is taking a break, like during hurricane season, and it is our annual place to drop off our chopped up Christmas tree in January. Even before the pandemic, it was organized and easy to navigate. One just drives up, shares zip code (while masked), and shares what you're hoping to recycle. The helpful and kind staff tells you which bin and how to place it in the container. It can seem overwhelming the first time, but once you've been there more than once, you'll get an idea of all that can be recycled i.e. trees, furniture (but call to ask what kind), oil, cardboard, glass, aluminum, etc (check their website to be sure). *Be sure to bring an gas or water bill with you to verify residence* It's usually a fast and efficient trip. I don't know about you, but once I get rid of something I have been wanting to get rid of for a while, I feel relieved. I always leave this place feeling relieved. Thank goodness this place exists.

This respectful neighborhood and the convenient location are the biggest assets for this unmanned…read morerecycling bin. I discovered this location when I was returning a book at Collier Library. It was sitting in the corner, not bothering anyone. Paper Retriever is doing a wonderful job helping the environment. Then, I thought, let me help its effort by giving them a presence on the map. Paper Retriever has hundreds of bins across the city of Houston. This particular one always has closed lids, which preventing them from becoming dumpsters.