Great place to take your recycling. They are a big operation and it's hectic in there but your in…read moreand out fast and they are knowledgeable and helpful.

I've been to a lot scrap yards all over the country but found this yard to be one of the easiest…read moreand cleanest yards out there. They pay some of the most competitive prices around, especially on coppers and wires and the staff was extremely helpful. Getting paid was easy and in was in and out in no time. Next time I am in the area, I would definitely go back.

I called this company to help get my father's collection of electronics from working for 30 years…read morein the television came out a wonderful job of collecting and packing up all the electronics. I will recommend this company to everybody. I know they are extremely hard-working crew and feel like family.

The guys came to my office was very professional. They work really good and fast no rush job. I…read morewill be calling them again for anything I. The office I need picked up.

This was so easy! We are moving, and I needed a safe way to recycle a host of old electronic…read moredevices. After searching for a source, I found a great solution, close to home with eWaste ePlanet. Easy drop off and the data was destroyed off two computers.

In support of Earth Day a couple weeks ago (April 22nd), our office park partnered with eWaste…read moreePlanet, an electronics waste management and recycling company, to collect old and unwanted electronics for recycling. This service was completely free. eWaste ePlanet set up giant cardboard boxes, one on each loading dock at our office park, for people to deposit electronics. Property management sent an email to tenants about the electronics recycling drop-off boxes. eWaste ePlanet was accepting all sorts of items including monitors, displays, VCRs, DVD players, home stereo equipment, cable/satellite boxes, computer towers, servers, laptops, power cords, network equipment, printers, copiers, fax machines, scanners, plotters, cell phones, chargers, batteries, keyboards, mice, cables, spare parts (e.g. hard drives, motherboards, memory, etc.), power adapters, cords, USB cables, universal power supplies, and more. I saw this as a great opportunity to get rid of an old computer, laptop, and accessories I had been hanging onto, but had not used in many years. They included an old Dell Dimension 4100 PC with power cord, Dell QuietKey keyboard, Microsoft Mouse, clunky HP notebook and power adapter, and Linksys WRT54G router. All of my stuff was still in working condition, so I wonder if any of the equipment gets re-used or if it's all just thrown into a big pile that gets stripped down and the metal scrapped. eWaste ePlanet does not make this clear. The boxes were around outside for about a week before eWaste ePlanet came by and picked them up. It's possible my working equipment was crushed and broken by other equipment thrown on top and/or they succumbed to the elements or changing temperatures. eWaste ePlanet accepts drop-offs 24/7 at their location in Norcross. They also have a location in Long Island City, NY. The drop-off spot in Norcross is good to know about for the next time I want to recycle old electronics.

Caraustar is a little-known secret in the Doraville area where you can drop off your used…read morenewspaper, cardboard, magazines or other paper products for recycling. Yes, it's true that stuff should be picked up at the curb, but when I find I have an abundance of cardboard boxes or the like, it is easier to drop them off at the bins outside Caraustar than to "hope" Gwinnett County's trash service is in the mood to pick them up (or leave them in the driveway, they are quite persnickety about empty cardboard boxes ... god forbid empty boxes might push their limit over the edge or something, of course we know there is going to be stellar--- cough, cough---recycling pick-up "coming soon" courtesy of the new "City" of peachtree corners (cough, hack!). In the meantime, it's no problem to swing by Caraustar during their daytime hours and drop off a bunch of boxes for recycling.

I work at a office and I'm in charge of the recycling. I tend to store a couple of bags worth of…read morepaper and card board before I muster up the energy to take care of it. It's Mostly been a hassle for me BC I have not been able to find a place to drop it off. I'm very excited to have found this spot. I missed the entrance, it's somewhat hidden. It's located on the side where there's a whole bunch of trees. Go straight toward the back and there's a sign that says wait for someone to direct you. There was a guy in a Bob cat who told me where to place everything. He was very friendly. There was no bins like the previous review stated. I just threw everything on the ground in separate piles. I'm not sure if that was just this time or all the time. Regardless i'm happy I found a location near my job.

If you like to get screwed price per pound you will love this place... no thanks from me... your…read morenot the only place in town... I will not be returning and urge anyone trying to make a few dollars not to go either

They are very kind and taught me to separate my recycling to get a better price for each piece. I…read morenever imagined that I could receive such a good price for my junk

These guys are very nice and they have very good prices. I also like that they provide free…read morelollipops, bottled water, pens, and they do raffles all the time :)

They are letting people dump Freon in the air. They are open up furnaces, AC units and dumping free…read moreFreon in the air. Do not recommend them. They're not supposed to be opening any kind of thing and dump them even their employees cut the lines and let Freon out in the air since I've been gone there I've been sick a lot so I'm fixing to get an attorney and soothe their ass. They're allowed Freon be dumped in the air when you're not supposed to be doing it.

This place is convenient...but not fair. Lots of debris on a poorly maintained parking lot and…read moredrive....even the entrance. Power went out after I unloaded lots of valuable copper and stainless and myself and many others were promised compensation but never got paid. Another time a case of stolen nails spilled on the parking pad where you back in your trailer ( or truck ) to unload...and since you are backing in you cannot see....and I got over a dozen in my trailer tire......Blaze says they are not responsible and a tire is hardly worth litigating over but is the cowardly deflection of responsibility for hazards breed on ones own property that is the critical principle here. ...also this place doesn't care that stolen metals are laundered there . Prices paid are competitive but now I go to Newell Recycling on Amwiler Rd. Avoid BLAZE unless you own a tire store.