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Palmisano Containers

5.0 (2 reviews)
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We have been using Palmisano for 15 years. We have never had an issue. Their guys are great!! Recommend them highly!

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Hurley Transfer Station & Recycling Center - They Recycle Practically Everything

Hurley Transfer Station & Recycling Center

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With mounds of shiny visuals and machinery, I don't know why this Hurley recycling center- minutes…read moreaway from Woodstock is so intriguing with a "it could be part of a 70s horror movie taking place in a scrap yard" feel. Anyhow, our electrician removed antiquated fluorescent light fixtures in the basement- but, didn't take the junk he removed with him and it was up to us to dispose them in an eco-friendly way. After hubs looked into recycling centers, Hurley Transfer came up. The family who runs this recycling center deliver a full-service sorting system that is super easy that even a literate child could do this. Not really- but it's simple. Books and other paper goods go together, TVs and electronics together, light bulbs- the super thin+long ones we had, have to be placed in a plastic trash can and are $2ea to dispose, plastics, metal in another section, even clothing, etc. Because we were newbies, the father+son duo helped us along the way. Thank you so much! If you're a resident, there's a small annual fee to dispose your items. Double-check for non-residents though. Think all you want. Continue thinking that's it's ok to mix your waste- but its places like this that can help deviate waste from going into landfills.

What a dump! What a well-run dump, made easy to use by a courteous troop of workers bent on making…read morethis part of our lives simpler, and with allegiance to us taxpayers and to the Green sensibilities of the rest of the world. I even got a compliment from the manager for flattening my tin cans, as asked in the site's rules (read: wish list.) Those tipping bins are trucked off when full, whether by round, space-hogging cans or a nice heavy load of flatties. So c'mon everyone, stomp those cans!

Theis/Cornfeld Recycling Center - Recycling Center and parking spots

Theis/Cornfeld Recycling Center

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************************************** This Yelp site does…read morenot have the operating hours for the Theis Cornfeld site up to date. The recycle center does NOT open at 9am, it opens at 10am. I've been told by the workers there that I am nowhere near the first person to be screwed by this. Totally screwed my schedule for today! ************************************** Other than that, which is not the recycling center's problem, the Theis Cornfeld Recycling center is extremely well operated and easy to recycle almost all of your recycle products.

Never open when I stop by. Could be a bright, sunny day and they'll be closed due to 'weather'…read more Could arrive at 3:10pm when they close at 4pm and the gates will be shut. I'm pretty sure the staff is underpaid and/or volunteer since they are hardly ever open. A worker could wake up with a pimple on his ass and they'll be closed. When they are open, they treat you with disdain and suspicion, questioning every single item you drop off, desperately trying to find a reason not to accept your recyclables. You're better off putting metal items in front of your house with a 'free' sign to get rid of it. They don't accept any Styrofoam packing material any more. They use to accept foam that 'snapped' vs foam that bends. It was hilarious watching them manipulate foam items trying to make it bend so they could reject it. Now, they don't accept any Styrofoam material. I'm sure the gas I wasted driving there multiple times only to find the gates closed negates any benefit of recycling. Website said they were open but they were closed. From now on, I'll just use a Sawzall to cut stuff up and bag it so it ends up in the landfill.

Palmisano Containers - junkremovalandhauling - Updated October 2026

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