I highly recommend Beeler Impression. The support I received this week to solve an issue was…read moreoutstanding.

From the owner: copiers, managed print solutions, folding machines, lamination, ID systems, access control, punch…read moreand bind, cutters, shredders, printers, wide format,

The service here was friendly and speedy, it was my first time and I wasn't exactly sure what to…read moredo, but I was assisted with clear directions. They take aluminum cans and steel (tin) among other items. If you go online, you can find all of the prices for your needs. You can also get coupons and specials, and sign up to be a preferred customer. I took a bag of cans and got $2.50 - just to give you an idea. I think this is a great business and very clean and organized. If you have items you are about to toss, thing about what you can recycle and get a little cash for first!

Quick service and fast payment for my scrap. They even have a magnet to get the metal off my…read moretrailer so I don't have to unload it myself. A++

They have bins for mixed paper, glass, newspaper, cardboard however, no bin for the Orange bags of…read morerecyclable items. I go to the City of Chattanooga's Recycle on 3rd for those.

We haven't yet ordered our recycling bin yet and I have been making the effort to get the proper…read morerecycling to its place. To be honest, I enjoy a trip to the Red Bank Recycling Center. It's kept really nice for a refuse type of place. It makes me feel like I'm doing something to help the environment. I feel like I'm helping and we all need to feel that way from time to time! Not going to lie, I do enjoy throwing the glass bottles in and hearing the crash. It's somewhat cathartic. RBRC is open 3 days a week, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday. Closed on any federal holidays. Each type of recycled element has its own container. Super easy to turn in your recyclables. Here's some tips, they have some of these posted on the recycle containers. Paper and Cardboard: Paper of all sorts is acceptable, including books, flyers, magazines, junk mail, and colored paper. Avoid waxy papers. Cardboard can be recycled as long as it is not saturated with food and grease, as is common with pizza boxes. Remove liners before recycling cereal or other food boxes. Plastic: Most recyclable plastics have the numbers on them, often on the bottom, and one through seven are usually accepted. Many disposable utensils cannot be included, unfortunately, due to the low quality blend of plastics used. If you can easily crumple the plastic, such as with a baggie, do not include it in your recycling bin. Plastic bags are not accepted curbside, but your local grocery store may collect them. Aluminum: In general, all aluminum cans are accepted for recycling. Rinse out liquids, especially sodas and juices, in order to avoid an onslaught of bugs to the area. If you are tight on space, you can crush the cans. Glass: Most glass containers can be recycled. Rinse them prior to placing them in the bin and avoid breaking them. If glass shatters, it can't be recycled since the mixing of different colors can contaminate individual batches. (So crashing good, shattering bad.)