Easy in and out and they are pleasant. They pay standard which is fine to us. One price for…read moreplastic, one for glass and one for cans.Our go to for recycling!

We no longer go here. Amount you get varies too much & sketchy people hanging around. I'm not able…read moreto drive so my Caregiver takes me here but last time she said she's not comfortable so now she takes them to Costco recycling. They're always friendly and consistent on dollar amount. We usually have 5-7 large trash bags of plastic bottles about once a month.

Cal requires them to pay by individual container or weight. They don't offer to pay by container…read moreand their sign only shows by weight so this leads the customer to think they can only get paid by weight which is a lot less than by individual container. Sneaky way to do business. Won't go there again.

The guy was nice & quick but couldn't accept glass since his coworkers didn't break down the glass…read moreearlier. Also, we were due $7.44 but he only gave us $7 because he said he didn't have the .44 Why don't they have change? He should've offered to give us the .44 of cans back if we wanted or asked if we have change to make up the dollar. Or how about ACTUALLY having change? At least he was nice but now I realize the other recent bad reviews were correct. Feels so blatant to not ever have the change and not mentioning it beforehand. Skimming 6% :/ They're open 9-5 M-F & 9-4 Sat/Sun

Great community service. Safe and guaranteed security when recycling devices with sensitive…read moreinformation. Wonderful and helpful staff!

I called to see if they were open around a holiday weekend. They were incredibly friendly both over…read morethe phone and in person.

This place was pretty easy to find. I had a beautiful brass leaf table to recycle. It was gorgeous…read moreand I had it in my San Diego home for many years. Going to miss it!

Very good recycling redemption prices and incentives for lots of items. Extra money and doing…read morespring cleaning.

Unfortunately this isn't my first time going to this recycling center. I drove to this location…read moreafter checking the posted business hours, which state that the shop closes at 4 PM on Sundays. I arrived a little after 3:45 PM before closing, but was denied service. If the actual cutoff time is earlier than what's posted, it would be helpful and more respectful to customers' time to clearly state that. A notice indicating a 3:45 PM cutoff would help avoid confusion and unnecessary trips. (I went to two different Sunset Recycling down that were down the street from each other and I was denied at both of them)

I only came here because I needed to recycle for some extra cash for my car payment. Had seven…read morebags of bottles and cans and I only got 10$ dollars. If I had went to my original recycling place I would've gotten way more than just ten dollars. I'm mad and upset and I should've waited for my recycling place to open. Don't come here if your recycling for money. It's a scam. This place needs to do better.

After dealing with this jerk Erick for a few weeks, he quit because he was too lazy to give my…read moreinsurance the estimate they required - and which you'd think he would know about. He had the audacity to get mad at me for following up with him after he promised it a week before and then had his lunatic father, Raul, call me, spouting nonsense and yelling at me, the customer. Imagine talking like that to someone who wants to hire you for a $20k job! This is a very unprofessional company that doesn't value the customer at all and turns everything around to try to make themselves look good. Just look at the snide comments he leaves on other posts. I have never encountered a problem with a contactor ever before. This guy is rude, as others on here have mentioned and even worse, a liar. Use anyone but these jerks!

My HOA was giving me a difficult time with getting a permit. I had a couple of other companies…read morecame to give me quotes. Raul not only had the best price, but he handles all of the permit process. The communication was great and my awning was actually completed earlier than the original time estimate. My new lattice patio cover is perfect. What a difference. Erick did a wonderful job with the install. Now I can enjoy my patio and the shade has made my home so much more comfortable. I highly recommend CV Screens and Awnings

They are refusing to pay a 19 year old for his last day. Tough luck for him because they were…read morepaying him under the table. I've been in contact with dept of labor and hopefully the kid will get his $80 for picking garbage out of the dirt they resell. Called me a tweaker and retard in the text (see screenshot of text). Guess they never heard of a screenshot. Never done hard drugs in my life, probably for the best he doesn't work with these people anymore. Can't say they rip off customers, but can say they rip off 19 year old kids.

From the owner: Bring your clean concrete to desert one we'll recycle it into high quality aggregates for your next…read moreproject. drop off your waste (concrete, asphalt, dirt, sand, asphalt grindings). Pick up building materials (base, and asphalt grindings, dirt). all in one eco-friendly stop.

Michael and his team was professional and did an excellent cleaned up. We had tile, wood, carpet…read moreetc.. and they cleaned it up in about 2 hours. Great job guys!

Second time using Junk Aid. Replaced a front door and frame and need it removed. Called Michael at…read moreJunk Aid and it was gone the following AM. Great customer service and very easy. You problem are solved with a phone call. Get rid of you junk, call Junk Aid!

So happy with the young men who joyfully receive our donations at the Truck, TY! May the Bless them…read moreand all who work to serve others!

I want to start by acknowledging that the mission did help me get back on my feet, and I'm grateful…read morefor that. There are good staff members there, and my progress was partly because of them. That said, the organization itself--and the conduct of some staff--deserves serious scrutiny. As a nonprofit that brings in millions in donations, many of the decisions and conditions are not just confusing--they're unacceptable. There's a clear disconnect between available resources and how basic issues are handled. Take the daily "bread run" as a simple example. For nearly a year, residents had to move heavy loads through doors that wouldn't stay open, resorting to propping them with rocks. This created obvious safety risks and unnecessary hassle. The solution--a few inexpensive door stops--was ignored for months. When new doors were finally installed, one of the stops was already broken within days and, based on past patterns, will likely stay that way. It's a small issue, but it reflects a broader culture of neglect. Discipline in the men's dorm is handled in a way that feels lazy and unjust. Instead of addressing individuals responsible for misconduct, the default response is to punish everyone. During my year-long stay, the gym was open for perhaps a month total. It remained closed the rest of the time because of the actions of a few individuals. Collective punishment like this only breeds resentment and discouragement. More concerning is the handling of basic necessities like drinking water. Residents are expected to refill bottles using shower water--water that is extremely hard, comes through lines that are not properly maintained, and often sits at unsafe temperatures. I personally got sick from it, and when I raised concerns, they were dismissed outright. That's not just dismissive--it's negligent. The most serious issue, however, is staff misconduct. I personally witnessed staff taking donated items for their own use, including food and higher-value goods meant for the thrift store. Some of these items later appeared for sale online. The most blatant example was after the Christmas toy drive. While the event itself helped many families, leftover donations were not handled with integrity. One staff member alone took multiple truckloads of toys and bikes home--amounting to thousands of dollars in donated goods. This wasn't subtle, and it certainly wasn't appropriate. Donors would likely think twice if they knew how some of their contributions were being handled. There's also a fundamental issue with how residents are treated. Not everyone experiencing homelessness is struggling with addiction, yet everyone is forced into the same programming, including mandatory recovery meetings. Combined with required "skills training" labor, daily church activities, and the pressure of finding actual employment, it becomes an inefficient and often counterproductive use of time. Finally, the hypocrisy within leadership is hard to ignore. In a Christian-based program, you would expect leaders to model the behavior they require from residents. Instead, I witnessed a program leader regularly skip daily devotionals while still addressing the group afterward. That kind of inconsistency undermines any message they're trying to deliver. This mission has the resources and potential to do real good--but those strengths are being undermined by poor oversight, questionable priorities, and, in some cases, outright misconduct. Until those issues are addressed, the gap between what the organization claims to be and what it actually is will remain hard to ignore.