The people here are great! Make it easy to bring your stuff and are always so friendly!read more

Rude and unprofessional. Im pretty sure they cant count. I brought in 3 contracter bags and only…read moregot $10. Ridiculous. Worst redemption i have ever been to. Just got to Lewiston or Topsham to cash in your bottles, this place isn't worth the hassle

These folks are local which I always love! They do a great job, and being one of the only…read moreredemption places in Lisovnarea I'd recommend you come here bring your bottles, it's local and that's a way to support local.

Very organized. The staff members and the signage are super helpful in navigating this facility…read morepretty easily. We were able to recycle a lot of different items from a whole house clean up. We could see there were people there picking up things as well as they drove through. Nice to see some things being recycled for others to use as well. Not sure if that's allowed, however, no one was stopping them. We brought a mini fridge, a dehumidifier a large screen 65" TV, lithium batteries and an large microwave/hood vent and other items that can't fit in the two trash bags. It cost $188. It felt more reasonable than having a trash pick up service come to the house. Glad we had a pick up truck. We don't have a huge need for this service, however, it's great to know it's available as needed. If you go on a Saturday - get there early, the hazardous waste (liquids) line gets pretty long and sometimes can be difficult to go around if that line is to the entrance/street.

A fantastic resource in Portland. A place to recycle almost everything in your house. My favorite…read moreis leaves and brush. So easy to check in and unload. The staff is always friendly and polite. The ability to pick up loam and mulch which is made on site I believe is a service. Just drive up and they do the work to load your truck.

I have been a customer of SPRC for years. The bottle handlers are awesome. They crank out the work…read moreand are really focused. I always tip them really well because they do such hard work. But I won't be back. Its obviously a management issue. In the last couple years it seems like half the time that I go there, during their normal operating hours, they are closed. Sometimes they'll put a note on the window saying they're closed for the day. Today was one of the many times they didn't. I have even become accustomed to calling first to see if they're REALLY open. They don't update their voicemail. Today when I called I just got a "mailbox is full" message. So I took the risk, filled up my car with bottles on this very hot day, and drove across town. No open windows. No lights. No sign. And now I've got a car full of cans and bottles. Thanks SPRC! It would be SO UNBELIEVABLY EASY for them to update their voicemail, AND put a note on the window. Maybe today it was the heat. I imagine they don't have a/c in there, and it would be an awful place to work in when its 90 degrees. I get it, BUT HAVE THE DECENCY AND COURTESY TO YOUR CUSTOMERS TO COMMUNICATE TO THEM! It has happened enough times that it is obvious leadership just doesn't care. Now, neither do I.

I've been to the redemption center four times in the last two weeks and each time it has…read morespontaneously closed without warning, leaving me with a car-full of bottles each time. However, they leave their sign up with posted hours, which can never be trusted, and they don't bother to change the hours listed online. At present it isn't a professionally-run business. The last time it was open, I waited patiently in a line of cars until it was my turn, but as I approached with my bottles I was told that they were going to close. This was at midday, and I was the very last customer in line. But they refused to take my bottles.

Good guys. They've mostly all done this they're entire lives. We were glad that Jeremy went full…read morescale from his smaller shop in Lewiston. Only thing I don't like is they don't have 6 locations. These guys are professional and quick . Most yards tie up ypur time limiting you from being able to do two or more loads in a day! When I want to do 3 or even 4 loads I can do it here! And another thing I accidentally wrecked a door on my truck. They found me one in the yard and I went home and mounted the new door. Never missed a beat! Drive the extra couple miles and relax while they count up your cash!

From the owner: Catalytic converter purchasing, specializing in ferrous and non-ferrous metal recycling and auto…read moresalvage. All forms metal recycling with on-site pickup available.

I came in from out of state to help my sister move. After a situation with the movers happened, we…read morewere stuck with a last minute clean out. The office responded to my desperate request for help via Yelp and then a follow up call. We rounded up some neighbors to help and didn't use 207 junk but I wanted people to know how kind and responsive the company was. They were working to help me even though they didn't have any of their own men available.

The good folks at 207 Junk really know what they're doing! They removed two old pianos from my…read moreshed, and if they can handle that, they can handle anything! Their rates are competitive, they're friendly, and they work quickly. I highly recommend their services!

More machines, & faster ones, than other places, plus you can put aluminum & plastic in the same…read moreones. Anything the machine doesn't recognize they will hand sort for you at the desk. They have shopping carts you can use so you're not struggling with your bags. Staff are always making sure the machines are emptied & working, I find them helpful & friendly. I usually leave a little tip in the jar because I appreciate that this is a faster & smoother experience with bottle redemption than I've had anywhere else.

I went here again the end of October. The place was clean for a redemption facility. No…read moresmoking/vaping signs posted everywhere. No smell of cigarette smoke in the building. The machines processed the bottles and cans well. No issues with bottles or cans being rejected by the machines. The staff was quickly serving customers cashing out too. Nice to see the turn around in this business continuing.

I went to the Lewiston one on Lisbon Street and these guys don't know how to count they only gave…read moreme $24 back when I take the same amount to bootleggers and Topsham and I always get like 30 to 35 back that's quite a bit of a difference in countso I think they need to start learning to count a little bit better

Good count and nice people fast service not super busy got in and out this place is a great place…read moreto take your returns

Great facilities, and the tour was both fun and informative! If you're a local, or want to know…read moremore about how recycling works then you'll like these guys.

Do you know where your trash and recycles go? I toured ECO Maine today and I must say it is an…read moreamazing place.when you first enter the lot, you notice bales of plastic, metal cardboard and paper. Did you know that there are seven different types of plastic am that can be recycled. I also learned that until recently we shipped all of our bales of paper to China. They aren't taking any paper now, however ECO Maine is hoping they open up again soon, as they are storing all the paper at the plant. bext, We toured the facility itself and what a remarkable place. You see conveyors moving items arond. You see magnets attracting metal. You see air puffing only on certain types of plastic containers separating them. You even see people hand separating the items. My biggest thrill out of all there dynamic machines was the front loader pushing and lifting recycled items onto the conveyor belt. I just brought the kid out of me as I remembered playing with those Tonka Trucks. As the tour wound down I saw where all the trash ends up. It gets put in a hopper that is six, count them, six stories high. There the trash falls into one of two incinerators that heats up to 18,000 degrees Fahrenheit and burns into an ash. Unfortunately, no one has invented a good use for this ash, so it simply gets put in a land fill. This tour has opened my eyes as to how much goes into my recycles and trash once they leave my curb. I will certainly work hard at making sure items end up where they are supposed to!