They have moved to a new location which is much cleaner and less crowded than the old one. The…read morepeople there are always helpful and friendly. The new location address (effective Aug 2019: 63 N Graham Street, Bowling Green

From the owner: Full service recycling center.read more

This past Monday, a friend and I decided to drop off some scrap, and had quite an experience with…read moreone of the attendants here. As we went to their internal scale to weigh the last of our load, the gentleman (I'm being civil, here) operating the scale greeted us warmly enough. What followed, though, blew my damn mind. In the course of making conversation, he asked what I've come to call "filtering questions", driving towards a) if we're from the area (yes), b) how long we've been here (since birth), and c) exactly where in the area we're from, first with the county, then the town. He tossed out suggestions for some of the more racially diverse communities in our area, but when told we're from a more rural community, visually relaxed, then felt the need to tell us how "Mexicans" (said somewhat under his breath) have ruined the city wide yard sale in our hometown "with their cheap Chinese crap". When I refuted this, he began to scoff, then redirected the conversation towards guns, how much he loves them ("I love my guns!"... "How else are you gonna shoot somebody?"), and the fact that he's shot people before, because "they deserved it", and tried to justify his casual attitude about the entire thing with what seemed, to me, to be a half-hearted self-defense plea. In this area, I don't expect this review to make much difference. That said, if you'd rather not sell your scrap to what seem to be gun-toting racists, I'd stay away. As for the payout? Seemed like market value or thereabouts to me, pretty fair.

Volunteer has been my go to scrap yard for over 10 years. They have always been nice to me and…read moretheir prices are Top. The workers they have have been loyal to the company for years. The girls in the office are on point as well . It is nice to see the same people and a smiling face when its 104 outside, raining, and snowing. Also I have never got a nail in my tire there, Thank God for Volunteer and the great work they do!!!

This place is super convenient. I make my stop at the library, then here, then the Green Hills Y,…read moreand I love that I can knock out multiple errands at once! What makes it great is that it is my one stop recycling center. They offer bins for cardboard, plastic, aluminum, and glass. Plus the Goodwill drop off truck is right there. Perfect! Places to recycle are not abundant on the West side, so I'm really glad to have found it! My only complaint; they are only open until 5:00 on week days and I can never stop in after work. Even 6:00 would be reasonable for me to get there with plenty of time! Plus they have limited hours on Sunday, so you really need to get in on Saturday if at all possible. Now that I've gone green, I just can't go back! :)

I always do our recycling here and there's a good will drop off for anything you ever need to get…read morerid of!

The Disposal Group removed a barn from my property. They were able to start the work with one week…read moreof our first conversation and finished in two days! All the workers were professional and the actual price was less than the initial quote. Highly recommend.

From the owner: Got clutter? The…read moreDisposal Group provides easy junk removal and recycling services for both homes and businesses. For junk removal, we will send our team to your location to collect and haul away your unwanted items, whether it's old furniture, appliances, or general clutter. We ensure these items are disposed of or recycled responsibly, saving you time and effort. Call The Disposal Group today for a headache-free service!

Always nice to work with . Very helpful pointing you in the right direction. I think everyone…read moreneeds to recycle

Since my building does not offer recycling services (we're still in the South and way behind the…read morecurve sometimes), I have to either hire someone or haul it myself. I prefer this center since it's somewhat of a nice drive, fairly easy to access, open 24/7/365(6), and located directly next to a park if I want some green space time, too, thereby making my trip efficient. It's usually cleanish, but in my last few visits the place looks more like a dumping ground; specifically the cardboard bins. They are stuffed and overflowing to the point where folks just pile their cardboard on the ground next to the containers. (Unless it's me who wants to find every tiny space in the bins to shove the cardboard into.) Perhaps this is due to the increase in ship-to-home? Regardless, it's a problem that I've not yet seen a resolution to. I've actually been delaying hauling my recyclables knowing that the holidays have likely only added to the frustration of bin availability. Since this center is located in the back corner of the lot for McGavock High School, there is ample parking for unloading recyclables. However, turning into the lot from the road can be a bit tight. It's just a weird turn for some odd reason. Also, when the buses are running for the school year, keep an eye out for them as they will come flying into this lot for overnight parking. Since I last took photos, there are updated signs to instruct what can and cannot be placed into the bins. I recently noticed on the Nashville.gov website that the recyclables list has changed. I was sad to learn that some of the plastic containers that are 100% recyclable the city can no longer take only because they do not have a buyer for those specific items. I also learned some of my paper pieces were too small, so now when I scrub my mail I make sure to take care to leave the paper in larger pieces so they're recyclable. Anyway, the list is very well assembled and incredibly detailed. What's the point in recycling if we don't do it correctly? Go check it out.