Constant ridiculous price increases. When you call to cancel (and you HAVE to call you can't do it…read moreonline) it asks if you are canceling because of a move. If you say no you are on hold for at least 30 minutes (I hung up at that point.) If you say yes you get through to speak to someone right away. Now they say it's a $70 charge just to come pick up their own containers! Their service was inconsistent and often late day or next day. That's not acceptable in bear country. I would never recommend them to anyone anymore. Prices are higher for Pay as you throw also. They know price gouging- they're great at that.

I strongly recomend not going to waste mismanagment. I have multiple account and all are being…read moremoved, customer service lies and wants to look at new longer term contracts. With automatic price increases to lock in. I was told to cancel the contract closer to the end of the contract then told it had to be 90 days to 180 prior to the end of the contract. then a 25% increase cause i did not sign a contract and now they are making me stay 1 more year. the price wen up 124% in 4 years. This company is CRAP! They just want continual contracts.

This recycling center is one of many mountain locations offered by the High Country Conservation…read moreCenter organization. It's free to the public and open all day, every day! We were so excited to learn about this place because Summit County does not offer curbside pick-up of recyclables unless you go through a private (and expensive) company. Since we have been building a house for the past year, you can imagine the wood, metal and cardboard waste and scraps - and okay, maybe juuust a few beer cans and Gatorade bottles - we've accumulated. This has become a weekly stop on our way home as we bring a trailer full of recyclables here rather than let them go to a landfill. There are huge roll-offs clearly labeled for different materials and with big steps so you can more easily get higher to toss in your stuff (if you're carrying large things, this is a huge help). They even take things like barbecues, space heaters and the like. I will admit that we've even found something to take home with us from one of the bins - a metal shelving unit that now sits in our garage. If that isn't recycling, I don't know what is. FYI, one thing they don't take is trash. But you can figure that out by reading the signs posted everywhere. The area is kept pretty clean and the bins are emptied frequently meaning we've never had an issue with lack of space for leaving our huge quantities of items. It's also located right across the street from the Habitat for Humanity Restore if you want to keep your green theme going. If you are up in the mountains for outdoor pursuits, there is no excuse not to take your beer cans here on the way home, or to their other locations in Dillon and Frisco! It will only take a couple of minutes. You don't have to interact with any staff, just pull in, drop off and be on your nature-loving, tree-hugging way. From their website: "All recyclables recycled at the drop-off centers end up at the Materials Recovery Facility (MRF) located at the Summit County Resource Allocation Park (SCRAP) in Keystone, where they are sorted, bailed, and shipped all over the United States to be made into new products." How cool is that?

From the owner: The High Country Conservation Center's (HC3) mission is to promote practical solutions for waste…read morereduction and resource conservation in the mountain community of Summit County, Colorado. What that being said, HC3 is the go-to resource for residents, visitors and business alike when it comes to environmental issues such as energy consumption and your carbon footprint, recycling & composting, community shared gardens, and water conservation.

Great same day service. They called and kept their appointment, took two water heaters from the…read moresecond floor and a bbq away for us. No property damage - no paint scrapes or scratches. The technician even hauled away the old flu vents and misc trash. Reasonable, competitive pricing.

Blake is communicative, professional, and friendly, and provides excellent service for what I would…read moreconsider a very fair price. He will take recycling as well as garbage which we really appreciate. If you're lucky, you might get to see his furry four-legged helper, too!

Very helpful and better price than other recycling centers. They came a loaded TV and took it in…read moreto weigh it. 55" flat screen, less than $20 .

Fast and easy help with e recycling. The guys were helpful…read moreand got the TV out of my car for me.

This place is great, dedicated, friendly volunteers. They accept many types of recycling, and don't…read morehave to be a Lakewood resident.

Easy access off Quail St (just east of Simms, north of 6th Ave). They have bins for Aluminum cans,…read morePlastic, corrugated cardboard, paper, glass. They accept cash donations, I gave $5

They were super friendly, reasonably priced, and made everything very easy. Cannot recommend enough…read moreif you need something shredded.

The neighborhood had a recycling event and girls gotta purge! Be sure to bring your utility bill if…read moreyou want the free shreds also items only 45 cents a pound! I did have to pay because I had 5 boxes and only 3 are free. It around $20. There were some challenges with payment technology, but the staff was very friendly, down to earth and efficient. My favorite! Muddy parking lot because snow melt, but the unload section is on concrete.

im supposed to get a weekly text indicating pickup...the week of MLK i assumed would be a day delay…read moreand i received no texts indicating a pickup....trucks came through and when i called to inquire i was told that "they didnt recognize MLK day as a holiday (reminder its a federal holiday) When i asked why i didnt get a notification of pickup, i was instantly informed i could cancel my service. TERRIBLE CUSTOMER SERVICE and a bad system are not the customers fault. if i could give half a star i would

Great Company easy to work with, and wonderful customer service! Helped me with getting service set…read moreup at my business.

For all the sufferable smells and sights it takes to recycle some tin cans, I probably wouldn't…read morecome back unless they paid me at least 20$ for the two-four pounds we brought in. For 2$ payout I'll just rip the tips off and take them to the Arvada coffee shop for some weird community project instead.

Hello there! So there's a few misconceptions about this…read moreplace (Action Recycling Center) With COVID-19 being in place, their hours have changed like most other places, even big stores such as Walmart. Their hours Mon-Fri 8:30-4:30Pm & Sat 8-4Pm. Also when it comes to closing, like every other place, they ask for people to come 15 minutes before, so don't be that person who shows up last minute. They do have a strict policy as well with masks (it's mandatory). They are pretty nice people too, when you see a person on the street with no mask (nowadays), the average person doesn't just go up and yell at them. They're only asking for us to be considerate, since they are in the heat (or cold) all day long while wearing masks. Plus! Aren't they the ones who are gathering, sorting, and picking up your materials? That takes a toll on one's body, just saying‍ Lastly, when it comes to how clean the place is, it can get dirty yes, but they really do try to keep on top of it Thanks Action Recycling for being open during this pandemic and wish all of you guys well! Thanks for listening to my Ted Talk (Also I've heard some rumors saying how the workers don't respond when us customers are trying to say something, generally because they have earplugs or hard of hearing with the loud blaring equipment constantly running)