I really like the recycling center that Westland has. It's…read morevery organized, nicely labeled, and spacious. You just drive through and drop your recyclable items off with ease. On their website, they list items that are ACCEPTABLE AND UNACCEPTABLE. Acceptable items include the following: Glass (Beverage or food) All types of scrap metal (iron, steel, aluminum, etc.) All types of batteries (household, car, marine, etc.) Automotive fluids other than gas or brake fluid Cardboard / paperboard Paper bags Paper (junk mail, newspaper, office paper, phone books, catalogs, magazines, books, etc.) Cereal boxes Metal cans (beverage or food) Christmas trees (SEASONALLY and only completely undecorated) Electrical cords Gas grills (no tanks) Charcoal grills (no ash or coal inside) Kitchen cookware (pots, pans, etc.) Clothing or shoes Plastic jugs and bottles (#1, #2, #4, #5, #7) Household appliances (refrigerators - doors and Freon removed, stoves, air conditioners, washers, dryers, etc.) Metal or plastic clothing hangers SO HELP SAVE THE ENVIRONMENT AND OUR PLANET. DROP YOUR RECYCLABLE ITEMS OFF HERE IF YOU DON'T ALREADY.

Please note that although their website states they take glass, they refuse it when you show up…read more Thanks for wasting an hour of my time.

Beware, Taylor recycling gives you the same price per pound on your aluminum. Whether you bring in…read moreheavy cast aluminum, a radiator or aluminum siding!!! They also dock 100 lbs off of your scraps weight if you wheel it in on one of their carts when the light weight aluminum cart i used weighs no where near 100 lbs!!! I'm taking my business elsewhere from now on!!!

Easy once you walk in and ask the process. Don't just pull up and get in line. Go ask and learn…read morewhat to do

Today was my first experience selling scrap, and with nothing to compare it to, I have no reason…read morenot to give 5 stars. Despite the (understandable) legal precautions, the process was smooth, fast and simple. They were very helpful through to the cashing out process and didn't make me feel unwelcome for being new. I would come back here if I had more items to scrap. I also checked prices online beforehand and what they paid seemed reasonable to me.

we moved to HW and then they took away recycling from the community. We back to our old recycling…read moreplace in Detroit. Great place to recycle.

Staff is very helpful. They take a lot of different recyclables including old books. I just wish…read morethey were open a bit more.

Believe or not, I have used this place since the 1990s when I lived close. When I lived in Detroit,…read moreI would save up my recyclables up in my basement and bring an Escort wagon worth up. But back then you had to sort by type, plastic - ONLY 1 and 2, paper, cardboard, glass - separate clear, brown, & green, and metal. You also put stuff in separate dumpsters. But now you just dump everything in the same one. No plastic bags or number 4 plastic better known as styrofoam. It was great when I moved to Southfield 20 years later that this community service is still there. You can drive up, park and take your stuff to the dumpsters. Quick and easy. Wonderful for those of us that live in apartments with no recycling. WTF, shouldn't that be required in the 21st century. My visit there even allowed me to talk to another human being, at a very save social distance. I guess that is what the 21st century world has come to.

Big thanks to the city and everyone responsible for ensuring such a collection section is…read moreavailable. With online orders and occasional store purchases, we end up with a large pile of cardboards. It makes recycling large cardboards from online orders such an easier process. This site is also super helpful to those moving who end up with cardboards and such that they need to recycle.

Put a hole in my drywall trying to get a couch out the front door. The guy tried to charge me to…read morefix. When I complained to his manager, he told me that the guy was an independent contractor, he wasn't responsible for it, and that "accidents happen."

Would recommend this company to everyone! Called them this morning for service and they were at my…read morehouse within hours! Can't ask for better than that. There price was reasonable also, which was a BONUS! Thanks for the great work!

Read these other clowns reviews with a grain of salt. If you take scrap computer to a scrapyard and…read moreexpect to get rich you're fooling yourself. You're going to need a truckload to make 20 bucks. These one stop scrappers do not know the scrap business. Haggerty medals does know the scrap business and it's always fair! I have been going to have any medals for decades. I can go anywhere I want in the city because my family knows it every single scrap business. I prefer to go to Haggerty metals it's not always just location. They take great care of you the place is fun the people are nice and it's always a fast in and out with cash. Marc M.

This is a cool scrap yard ..with a friendly staff they give you the best price in town for your…read moreunwanted scrap steel ,copper ,aluminum and brass ...they also let you walk around the yard to hunt of treasures..just take what you find up to the scales and get a price pay and take home your treasures..

This is one of the better places to take your sCRAP to. They have better payout rates than others…read morein the area. Would like a little bit more direction on what to do when you get there so that I don't drive onto the scale to get my vehicle weighed looking like an idiot. Had to go on Saturday because I'm busy during the week, but even though there was a line I got in and out pretty quick.

From the owner: H&H Metal's broad customer base includes manufacturers, metal service centers, utilities and…read moredemolition, construction contractors. Others include individuals and businesses that daily visit our recycling facility. We approach all customers as consultants. After analyzing a customer's needs, H&H creates a comprehensive recycling program with up to the minute customized pricing.Service is quick; payment is immediate. We offer extended hours and multi-lingual service personnel. For the convenience of our valued customers, we're fluent in Arabic and Spanish.

BYOC Co is working to solve the plastic problem with a really unique and cost-saving solution…read more They've developed a refill station for common home and personal care products. Bring a container or use a donated one of theirs to stock up on laundry detergents and boosters, shampoos and conditioners, dish and hand soaps, lotion and deodorant as well as toothpaste, various brushes and scrubs, and so much more. You only pay for the product you take, not the packaging. I brought in several small containers to try some stuff prior to committing to a bigger refill to make sure I liked it. Some products, like dish and hand soaps and glass cleaner, I've been sold on! The dish detergent packs didn't work for me and a few other products I'm still trying out or getting used to. I love how cost effective it is. Lots of products are made locally and everything is environmentally friendly. It's an easy system to refill. Just weigh your brought, bought, or donated container, scan a tag with the weight and attach to your container, refill, then check out. The staff is super friendly and was helpful in explaining the system to me my first time in.