Anytime you go there they never have recycling buckets so you have to buy your own then when you…read morebuy your own trash, throw them around the destroy them and then when you try to go to the recycling place to get a new one and they never have any recycling bins they want you to recycling but they don't supply them buckets and they had a whole stack of them in the back but she said they were reserved for somebody else. I've been here three times since March trying to get a recycling bucket.

Stopped by on a Saturday afternoon to pick up a recycle bin. The attendant was friendly, helpful…read moreand efficient. I also saw him give clear and accurate directions to others who showed up to drop off trash and large household items. Five stars.

Guys at Atlas to a good job they go through your metal to make sure you're doing the right thing…read moreseparating the metals from copper grass and steel so you get paid fairly that's the kind of place I go to all the time highly recommend them great job guys they get your right in and write out and always left with a smile not a frown Keep up the good work gentlemen the planet need use guys

Very professional. Competitive prices. One of the few scrap yards you don't fear for your life…read more Riff raff at a minimum. Very well run

A hidden gem! I stumbled on Recycle Right Computer Recycling LLC while trying to get rid of some…read moreold electronics, and I couldn't believe how easy it was. No ridiculous fees, no confusing policies - just friendly, helpful staff who make it as simple as pulling up and dropping off your stuff. They took my outdated VCRs and even three air conditioners without blinking. It's refreshing to find a place that actually recycles responsibly without making you jump through hoops or pay just to do the right thing. Seriously, if you've got tech junk piling up, don't overthink it - just bring it here. This place is doing great work and makes it incredibly easy to declutter and help the environment at the same time. Highly recommend!

From the owner: We here at Recycle Right Computer Recycling, LLC take pride in our customer base and their needs…read morefor E-Waste recycling. We also believe that customer satisfaction is crucial as we are able to provide hard drive destruction on site in full view of the customers/clients.

I called and was able to set up a drop-off appointment for the very next day. I appreciate the…read moreability to get the drop-off taken care of so fast. Overall I am very pleased with how it all worked out. Fantastic service.

From the owner: The E-Waste Project provides secure, compliant, and efficient electronic recycling and data…read moredestruction services for businesses, organizations, and institutions throughout the Greater Philadelphia region. We specialize in commercial e-waste removal, certified hard drive shredding, IT asset disposition (ITAD), and scheduled pickup services designed to minimize disruption and ensure regulatory compliance. Our processes prioritize data security, environmental responsibility, and clear documentation from collection through final processing. By combining professional logistics, vetted downstream partners, and transparent reporting, The E-Waste Project delivers reliable solutions companies can trust for responsible electronics disposal.

Simple and efficient contact and updates. Very good pricing amd quick service! I am going to use…read morethem again for sure and I find no reason to compare other quotes at this point!

We use Geppert for all of our recycling needs. They are friendly and responsive and a pleasure to…read morework with! Donna Liberty Roofing Inc.

I've never done business with this company, but I've been nearly hit by their driver. I don't know…read morewho does the hiring process, but truck license plate AP53W almost hit my while going up university city a few weeks ago. A truck of that size shouldn't be weaving in and out of traffic, especially in a known high volume traffic area. If the job is really worth your life and others maybe you should find a new job. I don't know what type of time frames and quota's they must meet, but it's never worth it.

I'm reviewing the dump. And I don't mean "The Dive." I mean the dump. If you've never been, it's…read morequite an experience. Let me paint you a picture. You've just helped a friend gut the third floor of his rowhome, and have dozens of bags of plaster, lathe, carpet, furring strips, linoleum, a janky old toilet, popcorn ceiling and wood paneling. What to do with this treasure? Recycle it of course. And this is the part where you put stuff on freecycle or CL and birds land on your shoulder and rainbows shoot from your ass. But say you just want to *disappear* these materials, you head down to the dump. Well, first you get a big truck. In fact, you might rent a box truck from Penske (see my review) the night before your run, load it up and make the trip in the early AM. Why take time off from work when you can make a 6:30 am dump run? Oh, it's open before then, but only for trash trucks and whatnot. So you show up at 6:30 with a wad of cash, drive onto the scale and they weigh your inbound mass. You throw down a $200 CASH deposit in exchange for a hard hat and safety vest. Of course you brought your own work gloves. They'll give you a laminated card that's like your VIP ticket and send you onward. You drive your truck o' trash up to the hanger beyond and look to see where the other trucks are parking. They'll throw some concrete blocks in the way to make it pretty clear whether you should go up to the left and around or just to the front. You back your truck up to the insane mound of festering garbage and park. I recommend parking as close to a support pylon as possible - you'll get grief from the people who do this for a living if you hog the space their larger trucks need for unloading. So there you are, heaving crap onto a pile. If you're on the backside of the building, you can try to do some hammer throws with your refuse...there's a nice drop and you can challenge yourself or whatever. All the while, two things are happening: There are massive front-end loaders pushing the trash around with no lack of expertise, and there are trash trucks pulling up and unceremoniously dumping their loads, right next to your vehicle. It takes a little while to get used to it, but it makes you appreciate refuse collection and is guaranteed to incentivize your departure. After all, you know what you put in your truck, but you have no idea what's in someone else's. Best not to stick around longer than necessary. So you empty your truck and thoroughly sweep it out to avoid suspicion back at Penske. Drive back down to the exit scale to weigh the empty truck and you'll pay $70 or $80 a ton, with a similar minimum, so don't go if you don't have a ton or more. Trade your safety gear for your change, drop off the truck and head to work with a great story for your coworkers. Most likely, none of them spent the morning getting up close and personal with the dump. I almost finished without telling you how to get to this shangri-la: Head to Club Risque on Columbus Boulevard for some pre-dawn buffalo wings and ogling, then drive south on Columbus to Crazy Horse II or whatever it is now for more strippers (past the Best Buy). Then drive just a little further south and look for a driveway on your right. It's practically under the WW bridge. If you get to Packer Ave, you went too far. If it's raining, don't worry - there's an overhang on the building, but wear some boots regardless of the weather.