great staff. they didn't bother me about having all the in their original boxes. I was out of there…read morein minutes.

They do express drop, which is all I ever do now. Bring a bag of cans and bottles, the machine will…read moreprint a label, attach it to your bag, drop and walk away. No dirty hands, no time wasted. The location is awkward to get to, on the back roads from Gilmore/Douglas. The parking lot is small - often get stuck waiting for cars to come and go.

Came here to return some bottles that I collected in the last couple months. In and out within 5…read moremins. They are not that busy. There are free parking spots in front of the return it depot. Staff didn't say much. just counted the bottles and gave me the cash. They also take paints, electronics and etc. for returns. I like their services.

It's busy and you get in and out as fast as possible kind of quiet but good I will go back to this…read moreplace in a heartbeat

I like going to this depot because they also accept batteries, soft plastics, and lightbulbs…read more They recently changed how they process your returns. You forego the usual blue trays and lay out your returns directly on the table in their respective designated spots. From there they load your returns onto mini conveyor belts, which empty out into specific bins. The staff are friendly and helpful. The place is kept relatively clean.

Whatever happened to the clean and organized Sapperton Return-it Depot?? Is there a problem that…read morethey can't get their recycle materials and bottle and can returns taken away? And don't they clean the floor and the tables and carts any longer? Do they not have enough staff? They are nice people that work there, but.. holy hanna... it's getting worse and worse every week.

One of the cleanest Return-It I have been to. It is well organized and there is usually someone…read morehelping at the recycle area for electronics and electrical stuff. The outside area is for those appliances, cardboards, flexible plastics etc. What I like most about this place is the container for recycling clothes, shoes and textiles. Make sure they are clean before putting them into the container. Inside the building is where you return your bottles for the deposit. The place is clean and there is a sink to wash your hand.

Friendly staff very clean you take back almost anything back. I go there all the time and it's a…read morebit out of the way, but still love it so check it out.

Super friendly staff. B and I came here to take bottles and beer cans to return. We had quite a lot…read morethat we had to make two trips. I was surprised that the place was super empty on a Saturday. I was expecting more people. It was definitely awesome for us to do spring clean up together. The bottle depot is located at a convenient location for us. Well... walking distance. Yes we walked over there with our bottles and cans. It's a bottle depot and I have been to so many..... so the expectation is no different than the other bottle depots that I have been to. I liked that this one is own by Encorp. So they don't charge recycle fee and would get paid the full amount for the cans and bottles that we paid for when we bought the drinks. Recycling = good for the environment (happy face).

This one of nicest he was out there lots of parking staff or the Asian people are really nice…read morebottles for the Return It quick and fast. If you're out in Coquitlam must stop in and go go to them.

I used to go to this one all the time because my local depot BIGGAR ENTERPRISES in Poco REFUSED to…read morepay full deposit. Once they were forced to I started going there because of its location. Well after some terrible disrespectful disgusting encounters with the horrific staff at BIGGAR I will return to this location. This place is safer, more secure, cleaner and all around a much more pleasant experience. This staff here is amazing and POLITE unlike the RUDE and literally CRAZY staff member who calls herself the " manager " at BIGGAR . If you have a car this place is worth the drive! Clean INDOOR sorting, lots of trays and trolleys and nice people work there. Win win.

Finally, a legit way to dump engine oil without killing a pile of fish. Been looking for a place to…read moredo this ever since Canadian Tire stopped accepting old oil. Seriously, Burnaby is the only municipality around here that gets things right, unlike Vancouer. Cough. This place is surprisingly open all 7 days, which helps big time. Staff are friendly and helpful. They pointed me to the correct area with a smile. Seems like they actually like working here. The facility is very modern and surprisingly clean, compared to the Vancouver Transfer Station. As mentioned in the name, they also accept piles of other stuff such as yard clippings, glass, wood, and metal. Pretty much a one stop shop, so people actually have a way to get rid of stuff instead of using random fields, gutters, and bushes like in Vancouver.

A excellent place to drop off large amounts of cardboard, styrofoam, plastic and other stuff that…read moreshouldn't belong in the garbage. The dudes in the hi-vis vests and sunglasses are actually friendly and was able to answer my questions. Unfortunately they don't accept old light bulbs... Oh, also be careful when approaching the scrap metal bins. There were a lot of screws and nails on the ground!

Great place to bring your items for recycling They don't…read morejust take bottles. Items that can also be recycled: clothes, small appliances, laptops, and scrap metal There's lots of parking (around 10 spots), and they offer carts so if there's lots of bottle returns, you can organize this outside before bringing it in. They don't take styrofoam

Chemicals not accepted at the nearby Burnaby Eco Centre are referred here. I have a load of…read moregrandma's 1950's - 80's consumer products not accepted here either. The guy says they must be marked with modern icons (like skull & crossbones, corrosive symbol, etc.) or not accepted. Is there an ethical way to dispose of antique cans of flooring adhesives, wood stain, etc? Zero cooperation or advice from Regional Recycling so any wonder well-meaning folks just give up and dump it in Still Creek? Dropped a load of huge wooden-cabinet radios from the 1940s 30s and even 1920s with the hulking massive tube electronics. Worker didn't care, so I'm absolved. We'll have some chump kid in Indonesia deal with our waste.