The Lea County Convenience Center is the premier location in Hobbs, NM, for recycling as well as…read moregetting rid of residential junk. My most recent visit on 2/9/2023 was easy breezy. The company I work for had a truckload of cardboard that we wanted recycled. Here's the process: + Have everything separated before arriving. + Don't be a douche bag and let your items fly out of the pickup going down the highway. I used a large cinderblock to weigh down all the boxes we had after stacking them somewhat strategically. Worked like a charm. + There's usually somebody at the entrance to assist you. The last few items are recycling. take your address and license plate as this is a service free of charge to Lea County residents. + once you've been directed to your spot, you can go ahead and turn your vehicle off and stay inside. They'll do the work! The staff members are very friendly and helpful. They keep the area clean and there is no debris or suspect metal or nails (or the like) where your vehicle will be driving. Now onto items that they recycle: Lea County residents household materials only (Not Commercial) Yard trimmings, weeds, and yard trash Furniture and mattresses Demolition material, wood, sheet rock, and carpet Large trailer loads of residential demolition Passenger Tires Tree limbs Appliances (Freon removed) and metal 2 Pallets per day Limbs Metal Tires (with and without rims) Cardboard (corrugated only) Batteries Used Motor Oil These "Accepted Recyclables" are allowed: Limbs Metal Tires (with and without rims) Cardboard (corrugated only) Batteries Used Motor Oil Visit their website for more what is not accepted hours of operation at https://www.leacounty.net.

Shout out to this outstanding company! We were in a bind and their quick thinking and determination…read morehad us back up and pumping in record time! These guys know their stuff!

Frank's Supply Company is a family-owned business that has locations across New Mexico and Texas…read more My company does business with them frequently, but not so much me since I do the office work. We often rent heavy equipment as well as purchase hand and power tools from Frank's. I was ecstatic to get out of the office to purchase and receive a new forklift today (April 11, 2025). The four staff members I interacted with were all friendly and funny, particularly Keith and Adrianna. Juan, the employee who delivered the 5,500-lb. forklift, was courteous and friendly... and he arrived when he said he would on the phone. Our new-to-us forklift was serviced in their large shop. All of this happened within a span of two hours. I highly recommend this crew and their services!

Called two days in advance and they held a trailer for me with no additional charges. Super nice…read morestaff and clean store

City Park in Hobbs, NM, has a Little Library…read more It's near the entrance with the arched sign. When I dropped off some children's books on 12.23.2024 I noticed there were only a handful of ratty children's books. No young adult or adult choices. If you don't know how little libraries work, you're supposed to bring a book to trade for one. It's a borrowing system. Hence, the inclusion of the word "library." Just because it's free doesn't mean you shouldn't take care of it. Thank you once again to City of Hobbs, Hobbs Rotary Club, Hobbs Schools, Hobbs Campaign for Grade-Level Reading, & our community's book donors. #LittleLibrary #LittleLibraries #books #HobbsNM #NewMexico #JenniInNewMexico #JenniInTheUSA

David Anchondo owner is a very friendly person that I have known for several years. In his business…read moreeasy to work with him on how helpful he is.

Wow! Super pleased with the cleaning of the carpet in my house! Arrived on time and the work done…read morewas exceptional! The cost was very reasonable. This is the second time I have used Reliable and will definitely use them again! This is a business you can trust!

I think it's pretty brilliant that the small town in West Texas has a community garden…read more I'm not sure exactly who coordinated it or who takes care of it or how food is even distributed that the idea behind it seems commendable. I like the idea of community members coming together to grow produce by working together and using their hands. All of the plants and soil looked really healthy whenever we stopped by on June 20, 2026. I just did some drive-by photos because it was really hot and I didn't want anybody to think that we were trying to steal any plants. Lol. It's located in the middle of an oil patch in Denver City. Good job, Texans.