This is a friendly and easy location to drop off recycling. They take aluminum can, all types of…read moreplastics but not glass. The staff will give you easy to load containers and give detailed receipt. As of June 2026 I earned $1.60 per pound of aluminum. They paid me in cash on the spot.

Quick and tentative. Employees were more than willing to help and prices are fair. One of the best…read moreplaces to trade in your bags.

First time selling scrap metal. I had some copper pipes left over from a home renovation. About 5…read moreshorter bits. I got about $35 for it. Pleasantly surprised.

Friendly, professional and quick service. They are fair and gave me top-tier scale price.read more

They were very helpful, answering all my questions . And dropping off my papers was so easyread more

Great service! Documents go in the shredder and one can watch on the portable camera that is…read moreattached to the shredding machine. Reasonable price.

This is a go to place if your looking for a quick way to safely discard of your glass bottles…read more There is someone able to assist if you desire. Now I'm gonna tell you RIGHT NOW!! THIS IS NOT A PLACE TO GET PAID ‍ Sorry I found out the easy way. I had 9 cases of mountain mikes spring water fro

Good price and quick service and close to home. It has a small driveway and it's kinda hidden. But…read moreit's a gem for sure.

Provided a fantastic rate and great experience with copper cable recycling. Genuinely kind people!read more

Best prices in town. Best service. They buy all metals and have a truck scale for quick service.read more

Ok! Monday it was!…read more Got here during their lunch. When they open, you just go inside, grab a cart with available bins & sort out your recycle. The bins are very dirty so I suggest using gloves & bringing hand sanitizer. Plastic bottles: They advice removing the caps from the bottles. You just take them off & keep them in the bin with the bottles. No biggie. Glass bottles: They don't usually accept them. Since it was my first time, I didn't know this. Instead they put glass in the bigger containers, raised & moved around forklifts. The workers are quite friendly & helpful. The man helped me & explained everything. You will need a valid ID in order to get a receipt. There is a little window labeled "CASHIER." When you get the receipt, the window is blocked off with blinds. Someone is behind but you never see their face. They pointed at the signature part of the receipt with a gloved finger. Moments later, they just hand you the money... and that's it! The homeless people are quite harmless. They didn't bother or harass me. So it's all right. I actually enjoyed my experience. :) Fair warning!!!! They are moving glass bottles with a forklift, lifting heavy bins full of glass bottles that shatter loudly! So bring earplugs at your discretion.

This place has been super hard to contact. Since COVID I understand they have been closed but as…read morethings slowly re-open I can't seem to get a hold of anyone to see if they're accepting recycling from the public. I've tried to call and email from their website and have gotten no response from them. Prior to COVID this place was great. Friendly workers and easy to drop of recycling.

- Good stop for small and big jobs - Good prices and nice…read moreselection, displayed well - Amazing service, knowledgeable and helpful ( even younger guys like Messiah and Manny are respectful and understanding) I went with children and all the staff were considerate and friendly. It's an industrial space with large trucks coming through. I was able to landscape my entire front yard in two days with their supplies and some advice.

I've gone a couple of times with my husband to recycle clean concrete. It's super fast, pretty…read morereasonably priced and we were in and out fairly quickly. This is how it worked for us: you drive up onto the scale, they weigh your vehicle and ask what you're recycling, you pay and go to the area of what you're recycling. We backed up and tossed the clean concrete in the pile and then you just drive out. We've also purchased landscape rocks and for this you order the quantity you want at the main warehouse, they give you the receipt and then a worker puts the rock into your truck. Easy, peasy, lemon squeezy.

This is my go-to spot when I've accumulated enough recycling worth the trouble to go. This last…read morevisit was super quick and efficient, which the workers there are good at what they do, so it was no surprise. They're fairly organized in the chaos of all their customers and somehow know how to keep everyone's stuff separated... I would not be able to keep track @_@ There is a line system for cars which they will have cars line up along the street and flag them in when there's space in their lot. This last trip probably took only 10 minutes to get out. Super grateful for recycling businesses like these. They've also changed their strictness of separating the glass and plastics by color - doesn't seem like you need to do that anymore, so separating by material is good enough fortunately. They also take wine bottles again, so that's great!

This is where I come to recycle my water bottles every few weeks!!…read more Saturdays can sometimes get kind of crowded, so I usually go on a Friday. They are pretty organized and quick here!! You pour your bottles into a garbage can with a label, and they weigh it. Also, make sure to bring your Identification with you, they check it, you sign the clipboard, then they cash you out!! Conveniently located right next to the 580 on ramp off of Fairmount in San Leandro!!!

Yeah, this was a no…read more We contacted them about hauling out some palettes, and asked them to call us back to schedule a time to look it over. An employee just showed up, without calling or scheduling, to see what we had. We showed him the palettes, and some other products we needed destroyed (excess inventory). He tried to (a) walk off with some of the inventory, to "see if there's a market for it" (um, what part of "certificate of destruction" didn't you understand, (b) gave us a hard time about the lack of a loading dock (sorry, office building), and (c) looked over our plugged-in, turned-on computers and asked if he could "take the eWaste." It was, frankly, a weird, creepy experience I do not want to repeat.

This business Seems to be closed. The guy who answered seemed confused and then said he was phasing…read moreout of the business. Yelp might want to check and make sure about this business.

Super easy. I needed a place to drop off a treadmill for recycling. Texted and within seconds got a…read moreresponse and a very reasonable fee. Paid it online and off I went to drop it off. Took longer to get the treadmill into the car than to drive it over to drop off. Would definitely recommend.

Great communication and service. Picked up and recycled my old TV at a great price. Would…read morerecommend to anyone that needs help getting their old Electronics recycled.