My daughter has been collecting cans and bottles for months and we were really struggling with…read morefinding a place to take them. This place was quick and efficient; can't comment on if the pricing was good or not as it was the only one we could find in East Valley at all!

I took in some plastic bottles and cans to sell (yes this was my first time). It was a quick and…read moreeasy process- all they do is weigh it, give you a receipt, you then take it to the front desk and they pay you. Great experience for me no hassles!

I called these guys mid morning requesting same day service, and they were more than willing, but…read morecouldn't make it out until mid afternoon. He even helped me find the closest dump for the stuff I needed to take mid morning. Unfortunately we didn't ultimately need their services, but I will ensure that in the future I will use them if I need them!

I highly recommend you use Junk Appliance when you need to get rid of your junk, they pretty much…read moretake anything. They are very friendly, reliable, and have great prices.

What a great company. I have donated several electronics over the months and they always make me…read morefeel comfortable. I know that my personal information is safe. The employees are very kind and friendly. Highly recommend.

From the owner: Electronics recycling Looks out for your best interest. Making sure your data is wiped and…read moredestroyed securely while recycling all the precious metals. Recycle your tech don't trash it.

For many years I have processed my paper, cardboard and aluminum recyclables through low-budget,…read moreoff the beating path, dirty and unfriendly businesses, this was until I discovered United Fibers in Chandler. I never imagined a company in this industry could be so professional, clean and customer focused than these guys. They're very competitive in paying top dollar for my recyclables. I also discovered they now recycle and pay for clothing, which is odd. Reviewing the company's website it's my understanding they recycle paper, cardboard and clothing to make insulation... all transformed under one roof. How refreshing to see my old newspapers converted into a sustainable eco-friendly. The bonus... Each time I visit there's always a departing gift of a complimentary bottle of ice-cold water, a welcomed gesture of appreciation on extreme triple-digit days.

Their hours are not the most convenient, and they don't pay for glass, but they're the most…read moreconvenient place on the east side and their staff is friendly. You can also drop off lots of stuff that they won't pay for, but at least you're recycling. They pay for cans and plastic bottles (and maybe some other things, but that's all I ever bring).

I've been bringing my cans here for years, and Nick is always there. He's courteous, effective, and…read moreefficient every time, and makes the process quick and easy. I really appreciate the consistency and great service!

I called ahead before coming in because I had 14 catalytic converters from AMA road racing bikes…read morethat I was planning to scrap. I specifically asked what documentation would be required. I was told to bring proof of replacement parts purchased and that everything would be handled in the office. Based on that information, I drove to the location. Unfortunately, the experience was extremely disappointing. Instead of handling the transaction as discussed, I was immediately accused of stealing the converters and told I needed receipts for the aftermarket parts installed on the bikes. I showed proof of purchase on my phone and explained that I had been told I could email the receipts once I arrived. At that point I was told that emailing them was not acceptable and that I needed to go print them out myself, and that a police report might be filed. Wanting to resolve the situation properly, I left, drove to UPS, paid to print the receipts, and returned to the store. When I came back with the printed receipts -- exactly what I had been told to do -- I was then told the receipts were "no good" and they still could not accept the converters. At that point it became clear that my time meant nothing. This entire process resulted in a waste of my time, gas, money, and my team's time, and the way the situation was handled felt unnecessarily degrading. Businesses should operate with clear and consistent communication. If customers are told what documentation is required and go out of their way to provide it, the requirements should not suddenly change. Because of this experience, I will be advising others in the motorcycle community to avoid this location. I'm involved with riders and instructors through organizations like Motorcycle Safety Foundation and AMA racing circles, and I will absolutely be warning people to stay away from this business and any location operating under this brand. I hope management sees this review and looks into how customers are being treated here. This situation could have been handled much more professionally.

If you're into recycling this is the place to go to recycle bottles and cans. Friendly staff,…read more quick service, gets crowded because they have been around a long time and all the locals come here. They pay higher then some other places. Recommend them highly.

New location and larger location, previously business was on 5th ave and Lewis. Quick, friendly and…read moregreat prices. Paid $1/lb for aluminum cans today. Recommend!

The two young men are very considerate with time as well as very efficient when it comes to…read moretreating their clients. I arrived with my mother, and they offered both of us waters and explained to us their prices and made us feel welcomed! Definitely recommend The Recycling Spot.

Dropped off my left over fabric from sewing projects for recycling. So glad to have a place to…read morehelp keep waste out of the landfill!

Dropped off some clothing to this location. I was not sure how the process worked but I saw several…read morepeople in the warehouse. They saw me and they all scattered. It would have been nice if someone would have approached me. I saw there were some bins outside and put the bags in there. I figured if it wasn't right someone would have approached me. Maybe a sign would work to tell the process since no one wants to speak to people. I do appreciate it being a free service where the clothes don't end up in the landfill.