Had an old TV we needed to get rid of and the borough told us to go to Lancaster to recycle it…read more Saturday was the only day we could make work so we tossed the TV into the car and off we went. Pretty easy to find and its laid out drive thru style which was extremely helpful. Other centers I've been too make you back in, pull around, etc causing back ups and confusion. Signs were well marked and laid out showing where to go for what items. We pulled in behind another truck and a man came out with a cart, helped my husband unload the TV and that was it! Once the truck in front of us was done, we pulled forward and off we went with the rest of the day! In out in less than 10 min! There wasn't a fee for home electronics so I'm not sure about other items you can recycle. Best to have a payment method or cash just in case. They also have some strange hours and close at 11am on Saturdays so plan accordingly.

Not much to say about a trash dump. You drive in and pay a guy standing there who asks what you…read morehave and tells you where to go. Paint, oil and computers are free to drop off. I had 3 air conditioners that cost 12$ each. Checks or cash only! I had to drive home and get my checkbook because I thought they took credit cards. They dont.

I called and was able to set up a drop-off appointment for the very next day. I appreciate the…read moreability to get the drop-off taken care of so fast. Overall I am very pleased with how it all worked out. Fantastic service.

From the owner: The E-Waste Project provides secure, compliant, and efficient electronic recycling and data…read moredestruction services for businesses, organizations, and institutions throughout the Greater Philadelphia region. We specialize in commercial e-waste removal, certified hard drive shredding, IT asset disposition (ITAD), and scheduled pickup services designed to minimize disruption and ensure regulatory compliance. Our processes prioritize data security, environmental responsibility, and clear documentation from collection through final processing. By combining professional logistics, vetted downstream partners, and transparent reporting, The E-Waste Project delivers reliable solutions companies can trust for responsible electronics disposal.

It's handy to have a place to take scrap metal and appliances to. people are nice to interact with.read more

From the owner: Get rid of unwanted scrap while making some extra cash and contributing to saving the environment…read moreat Ephrata Recycling. We are a full-service metal recycling facility that accepts ferrous and non-ferrous metals, scrap cars, and electronics.

Great services. Needed to recycle a fridge and was so happy they were able to accommodate!read more

From the owner: We are committed to helping you set up a scrap metal recycling plan that works for your commercial…read morebusiness or farm. We offer free container service - meaning no monthly rental charge, and no charge for delivery and pick-up. We can provide on-going service or even a one-time clean-up, whatever works best for you! Our containers have an open top and swing door on one end, making it easy to fill bulk metal scrap or metal form demolition. We have available different size containers to meet your need and to fit at your location. We offer 10-20-30-40-yard containers. We also have smaller dump hoppers that can be easily moved with a forklift - 1-yard and 2 1/2-yard sizes. After we pick up your container, it's weighed on our 70 ft. truck scale. It has a digital display for quick and easy recording.

It's the cheapest game in town…read more I highly recommend it for all of your paint, Styrofoam and electronics disposal.

Wether you have large amounts of recycling materials or if you don't pay for recycling pick up,…read morethis center is great. Clean and well maintained with large containers for all your recycling needs. You can also recycle tvs and other electronics. Check their website for hazardous waste recycling and paper shredding events or special hours. A little off the beaten path but easy to get to and and a large area for busy times with multiple cars. Was perfect for a recent move with many boxes and when multiple things were shipped to me at the same time.

Quick and easy to get to, very friendly helpful employees. The hours are early enough that you can…read moreget in and on with plenty of time to do things you need to do.

Great place to recycle at, well run and clean, good people and helpful employees. makes me feel…read morelike my recycling is actually getting recycled.

Town Syndrome A…read moresmall town of ±17k located smack dab in the middle of Amish Country. We stayed here for over a week at an AirBnB while visiting family and got to know it pretty well. The Good: *Lots of history here, as the Johannes Harnish Farmstead, Christian and Emma Herr Farm, Hans Herr House, Lime Valley Covered Bridge, Neff's Mill Covered Bridge, Park Site, Rock Ford Plantation, and Weber-Weaver Farm are listed on the National Register of Historic Places. *Great centralized location that always seems to be about 20-30 minutes from most of the more popular sites to visit in Lancaster County, as well as adjoining cities/towns. *If you love driving country roads like I do, then this is your place. *Lots of lots of farmland, including moo cows. *Really close to great shopping, if that's your thing. There's some great antique shops not too far, and The Shops @ Rockvale (outlets) are also just a stone's throw. The Meh: *Really not much to see in the town itself beyond the historical stuff. The Ugly: *While I love driving the country roads, walking them is a whole nutha story. Little to no shoulder makes it a pretty dangerous endeavor; I tried to take a walk to do some street photography but turned back after just a few minutes. Tldr: Great place to stay, but don't expect to get any steps in while doing so.