Besides the usual bottle returns they have full facilities for metal, tin, large and small…read moreappliances, cardboard, paper, electronics. You just pull in, dump your stuff on your way to Home Depot.

Nice people great service only eight cents for a beer so if you got a lot of beer can don't go if…read moreyou got beer cans but otherwise it's a Depot

I like this Recycling Depot. The reason being is that its very organized. I go in get an available…read moretable, then grab the trays underneath and start stacking. After I am done bring it to the counter and get my bottle recycling money back. So easy. Every time I am here, I have never once needed to wait for a table to be available. Its busy but never super busy. I also like the fact that there is free parking behind. Another thing to note the Recycling Depot entrance is located at the back and not the front. As well the front doesn't look like a recycling depot but the back is like a whole different story.

Zero stars. Have been trying to get bins from them for months. Never delivered the pink bin. Always…read morepromises next week, but never follows through. Will come up with every excuse possible instead of being accountable. Imo, sleazy practices and the contract for residential recycling should have never been awarded to them.

Back when I was getting some quotes for the last place I worked at for some recycling alternatives…read morefor some buildings this name came up upon the search. I was really appreciative of the customer service. I've used they're service before for 64g tote bin and was hoping to get them on board at the last place I worked at, however, the price wasn't comparative, however, as a stand alone service I highly recommend them. Always good polite communication which is important to me.

This depot is ok not much parking there a bit rude of only go if u have to I did the express…read morethey're accurate that's the only good thing about it they do take electronics and stuff like that

Came by to drop off some recyclables. Good to know that these locations exist when one has too…read moremany empties to simply swing by the liquor store, or encounters a nitpicky supermarket guy who won't accept empties from products they don't sell. Parking is available in a small cramped lot next to the building, as well as on Powell outside of rush hour. The area is quite efficient, with large dollies and plenty of room for sorting empties. One nice thing about this location is that they also accept other electronics, such as lamps, clocks, and even car batteries. Many other locations don't. Special mention. I think this will be my new go-to place for saving things from the landfill.

THE HACKERY STOLE MY COMPUTER:…read more I bought a used computer from The Hackery and asked them to transfer my data to it. I returned when they said and powered the new one up in-store and found that they had only transferred my desktop. I inquired and they had no idea nor did they have my old computer. The two guys huddled in the other room and I heard one of them say "~he pays more for French keyboards"... Mine was French. I'm a trucker so I have more receipts/expenses than the rest of the public; I lost $50,000.00 in tax receipts because they were from multiple unfiled years. DON'T HAVE ANYTHING TO DO WITH THE HACKERY.

I'm grateful to this shop for what they didn't do. I had a…read moreAcer Chromebook with a fritzy screen. After a 5 minute phone discussion we agreed the lcd screen was broken, as opposed to a loose wire. Rather than fix the screen, he said it would be cheaper to buy a new one, which I did. (this was a gift) I find that degree of honesty in a tech refreshing.

This is a nice clean depot which takes a lot of niche items that many other recycling centers won't…read moreaccept. My only issue is that they would not accept mini alcohol bottles due to the lack of a barcode, even though these mini-bottles bear the "Return for refund where applicable" text indicating that they are part of the provincial beverage recycling program. Other Return-It depots accept them with no issues. There also doesn't seem to be any sort of indication of where guests should queue for service. They do have some signage on the side of the counter which is reminiscent of the COVID social distancing era, which I found quite strange.

Interesting place. Came here on a non busy time to redeem some bottles. Lots of free side…read moreparking. They even have carts that you can use. The inside is huge with all the tables placed in a square where you can sort your bottles and then wait for an attendant to come to you. There's a handy area to wash your hands. Just a thought.....it would be nice if there were signs so that people know what to do or which area to go to.

If your collection of bottle returns is gathering fruit flies, it's time to pay a friendly visit to…read morethe Return-It Centre. With my local grocery and liquor store refusing returns because of construction, I Iugged three dozen beer bottles and some miscellaneous beverage containers to this location in order to scrounge some coffee change. I took the bottles to the counter and confessed to the guy in sweet ear muffs that it was my first time, asking how best to sort the bottles. (Hey, I'm a follow-the-rules type of gal.) To make a sweeping generalization, I was expecting a grumpy-middle-age-man reply, but instead got a friendly direction to separate out the types of containers into the red trays and leave the beer bottles in their cases. As requested, I cordoned off the containers and redeemed them for the value of a coffee and muffin. True, the floor was sticky, the air stinky, and I tried desperately not to touch anything, but at least the service was friendly. Let's focus on the positive ; )

They give the least amount in Vancouver. 7 cents per can whereas other locations will give 10 cents…read moreper can. I know I sound cheap but when you are donating to charity every bit counts! The thing is that it is a business and it's a high end neighborhood and maybe they don't get as much business as say, DTES. Many people just throw their empties into the alley knowing someone will pick them up, especially in this neighborhood. So i kind of get it, but still...

Good Depot, they're nice people still a lot of undesirable…read morepeople that go there but quick and fast service. I do recommend this Depot.

I was looking for a place that takes e-waste and it was pretty convenient that they take all kinds…read moreof things, including your standard cans / bottles. You simply drive straight into the parking lot and drop off your e-waste on pallets. There were a lot of random things already there like bulky TVs, monitors, etc. You might as well take any cans / bottles that you have at the same time. There's an express option if you don't have the time to wait around or if you don't want to manually count your containers. 1) Sign up for an account on their website. 2) Enter your phone number into the kiosk and print labels. 3) Stick 1 label on each bag of recycling (bags must be clear). 4) The containers will be counted for you, and the money will be direct deposited into your bank account. You can even export an excel that shows the quantities of each container that was counted. The only catch is that there is no guarantee that they will accurately count your bags. The first time I went to the Collingwood location, only 5 out of the 6 total bags were counted. I went again this weekend and tried my luck at the 2639 Kingsway location, and only 5 out of the 7 bags were counted. If contactless drop off is more of a priority to you then this would be a great option. But if you actually care about getting the accurate $ amount, the best way is to just count it all yourself.

Looks like they've moved the recycling dumpsters out of the adjacent transfer station into its own…read moresite. Parking is available, but watch the cones. Layout is a bit tricky. Staff are very helpful though. They have dumpsters for all the main types of recyclables. Paper, cardboard, plastic, among others. Just empty out your car and drive off. Nice and quick. Personally I still think the Burnaby one (Eco-centre) is superior, but just go to the closest one and save a tree.

Came here on a Thursday afternoon. Not too busy. Very clearly labelled bins to put your waste…read more They accept a lot of stuff. Super nice and helpful stuff who lets you know where things go.