Our daughter and son-in-law are renovating a townhouse that they just bought and had an old washing…read moremachine, dryer, vanities, toilets, kitchen cabinets and closet racks that they needed to get rid of. They found this place which takes all those items. Anything that you can't put out for regular garbage pickup can be thrown away here. They even take food scraps for composting, shoes & clothes. You have to show ID to prove that you are a resident and it's FREE! The first time you come, it's a little confusing where you have to go to dispose of your items, but the staff will let you know if you're throwing things in the wrong bin and will direct you to where you need to go.

The North Wake Multi-Material Center (Deponie Dr.) is easy to navigate. It is large but there are…read moreplenty of signs, if you read them, so you go to the area you need whether it is trash or recycling or batteries or clothing or food waste or electronics, etc. When you drive to the area you need, someone will be there to assist. I came here to dispose of some televisions and to recycle clothing items. I was helped with removing and old style tv from my vehicle as I couldn't get it out myself. The staff here are friendly and the center convenient for the items that cannot or shouldn't go in the weekly trash pickup.

Convenient place to bring your scrap metal! Pay a fee to have it picked up at your location or…read moredrive it to a recycling location. Drop off materials in the front or drive around the back to the weigh station. They have ample employees to direct you where to go and help unload. After dropping off, you will receive a receipt. Bring the receipt inside to receive cash from the machine. If you are bringing computers, you will earn more if you separate the motherboard, hard drive, etc. Check their hours on the website before going since they do not match what is on google maps. We went on a Saturday (hours: 8 am-12 pm) and it was busy. I assume it would be less busy during the week. Most employees interacting with customers are wearing masks but not all of them. Great customer service in person and via email. They are quick to answer questions via email. Their website is easy to read, detailed, and up to date. We recommend this recycling center to others and would recycle here again!

Don't pay that good. But service is not bad at all. Clean copper us paid all right. electrical wire…read moreis all right.

Came here recently to drop off some trash and recycling and everything went smoothly! I was…read moredirected to the relevant (giant) bins, dropped off all my stuff, and then drove away. Quite convenient to have a service like this, although it'd be nice if the town of Cary would just pick up my extra recycling that doesn't fit in my bin instead of making me drive to this convenience center... anyway. Overall, no complaints!

There's something very satisfying about cleaning out unused or unwanted anything and finding a new…read morehome for it. And once you've accomplished that, there's something even more satisfying in recycling the things in which it was packed. Cary's recycling center will take nearly everything: cardboard, books, glass, plastic, tin, aluminum, pots, pans, even furniture and yard waste, but not plastic bags. There are a few restrictions though, so check the city's website to be sure. Offloading an old computer, or any other electronics, will cost you a few dollars, but otherwise, there is no fee. As I enter the gate, a friendly employee will stop and ask what I'm dropping off, then direct me to the appropriate bins. Sometimes, late in the afternoon, it's difficult to find a spot in any of the three or so containers for cardboard boxes, but at least I know there are others making use of this resource. It may sound odd for an outdoor recycling center, but this location is kept pretty clean by both the City and the residents who drop things off which makes it even easier to keep coming back.

When the Covid shutdown took place, we had just taken down a tree in our yard. Like many Raleigh…read morefolks, we have been spending more time pruning and cleaning our yard. We were lucky to find Rowland to drop off our yard waste. It's easy and reminds me of a bye-gone era business. You pull up to a small building where you pay by size of your load ($25 for a pickup truck). We paid through a window and never stepped in a building. Then we took the truck up the hill to a huge pile of yard waste where we easily chucked it into the pile. I can imagine it would be enjoyable for little ones to ride along because there are lots of heavy machines doing work and mulch being made on site. I actually came here looking for their hours- wish they were posted online somewhere but I can't locate them.

Hi Chris and Team Louisburg Recycling,…read more My family and I wanted to take a moment to express our heartfelt thanks for your assistance with junk and trash removal from our parent's property in Warrenton, North Carolina. Your expertise was invaluable and we truly appreciate the time and effort you put into removing 25 years of accumulated junk, old cars, and cleaning out the storage trailer. Louisburg Recycling made a huge difference in helping us achieve a goal that we were not equipped to do. Thank you again for your professionalism, kindness and support during a difficult time for our family!

From the owner: We are a small business located in Louisburg, NC. We are a scrap metal recycling center. We treat…read moreeveryone with respect and are honest people.

My experience with Always Buying Scrap Inc. was extremely unprofessional…read more I called to ask about selling catalytic converters and was immediately treated like a scammer. The woman on the phone started asking a series of questions about "paperwork," who I worked for, and whether I was a mechanic shop instead of simply answering a basic pricing inquiry. A few minutes later, my father called and asked to speak with a manager. Despite previously being told that a price could be given with the serial number, the manager spoke very quickly, in a confusing and roundabout manner, and continued treating my father like he was doing something wrong simply for asking about pricing. At most other scrap yards or catalytic converter buyers, you can provide the serial number or send photos by text or email and receive a general price estimate. That's standard practice in the industry. Instead, we were essentially told we would need to drive all the way there just to inquire about value, only to be casually told it might be worth around $100. This is not how professional businesses treat potential customers. The communication was dismissive, unhelpful, and unnecessarily suspicious. I would strongly recommend other sellers call around before dealing with this company.

From the owner: Get the best scrap prices and a simple, courteous experience. We accept all types of ferrous and…read morenonferrous metals. We proudly serve the public, as well as commercial, and private customers, including homeowners and businesses, at our location 6 days per week. Our services include containers for commercial accounts as well as the brokering of recyclables, including copper, brass, aluminum, steel, manganese, and lead-acid batteries.