The people who I interacted with at this site were friendly. They seem to recycle almost anything…read morehere - all types of metal - cell phones, towers, catalytic converters, the list goes on and on. The only reason I am not awarding 5 stars was because the gentleman who served me scratched my car as he was taking out my materials. A little more care and I would have awarded 5 stars. Hopefully I will award 5 stars next time.

From the owner: Tosha LLC specializes in recycling catalytic converters. We also gladly accept most other types of…read moremetals including steel, brass, copper, lead, aluminum, stainless steel, and we now accept computers! In 2013 Tosha LLC began accepting E-Scrap for recycling. E-Scrap includes finger cards, server boards, telecom boards, processors (CPU), computer memory (RAM), hard drives, CD-ROM/floppy drives, power supplies, UPS battery backups, PC towers, computer wire and old cell phones. All of the material purchased by Tosha LLC is crushed and baled on site, then shipped to other companies to be made into usable recycled items.

A drive up recycling center, they have large bins to drop off say paper/plastic/bottles in one,…read morethen other special items like paint in another. Often there's a worker there that can help you out if you have issues, but otherwise you drive in, follow their little "road" and then it takes you out of their recycling yard.

Easy peasy. Dropped off a ton of cardboard after a move. No hassle or issuesread more

This center is located in the Huger/Wando area, which is actually close to my house. It is just off…read moreHwy 41. We were looking for a place to dispose of a few old tvs and other electronics and after looking online I found this site. It is easy to find and convenient to drop off many things you wish to dispose of that you cannot just leave with your weekly trash. They accept large appliances (ie:washers), car batteries, cardboard, household electronics, tires, oil and gasoline, aluminum cans and mixed paper. They have several different containers to dispose of each different item. Simply drive up to the area and then you place it inside. This location is staffed during daytime hours and can assist with directions on what goes where, and answer questions. There is also a swap shop that you can place items for others to take ownership of if you wish to do so. Either way, here is where you can dispose of many old items you cannot just put out in your trash. Easy to find, and easy to use.

I recently had a visit to the North Charleston Sonoco recycling facility, carrying what I…read moreconsidered to be a large number of clear glass bottles (which needed to be unloaded). After checking in at the office, I headed out to do the work, and this wonderful man immediately came with me offering his help. Less than 10 minutes later, I was on my way home. It was during that small period of time that this giant of a man took away my overwhelming load of concern...and never broke a sweat, never stopped smiling and asked how else he could help. To many, it sounds pretty simple. For me, an 82yo woman, it was a gargantuan gift! His name is Roosevelt, and I want him to know of my gratitude. I'm sending a small gift, but he is worth so much more. Thank you, Roosevelt!!!

This was first time visit - i was shocked totally plesant people who worked there- both the girls…read morewent out of the way to help me when i said something to them about my situation i cannot imagine i came to drop the card board boxes- but they wanted to help this is like todays Nay federal Kendra said when you do good karma you cannot carry the money on your death she was right and she said what you do you get back i am so shocked if there is an higher up in this organization i should personally thankful and grateful to them - this is amazing i cannot imagine i never heard till lunch hours this is a quick update- i should be thankful and thanks for all the help and support - i could go to Nay federal immediately in West Ashley.

Finally, I found a hazardous waste disposal drop off just a few miles up the road towards Awendaw…read more It's a little hard to find but bear in mind it's about 6 miles north of The Birds of Prey Center. It's directly across the road from Awendaw Fire House. The lot has about eight different containers that you can fill with various types of hazardous waste. The place is unmanned and as far as I could see there is no phone number associated with it. Unless you call the Charleston County Waste Management people.

Shannah at Awendaw Recycling Center is so very special! Sometimes we take for granted that…read moregovernment employees are hired to give us a hard time rather than to help us out. WELL, Shannah does not fit this model - she came out of the office area to see if I needed help (I did!) and she helped out much more than what was required. THANK YOU SHANNAH!!! Kathy V

This is a long standing household waste, and recycling center. They accept cardboard, paper, glass,…read moreplastic (no plastic bags), batteries, oils, metal, electronics waste, mattresses, wood, and old appliances. Closed on Sunday and Wednesday.

I had a few computer batteries and an AC capacitor that needed disposing. This was my first time to…read morethis yard... Otherwise, I've always gone up to Knightsville. This yard was awesome. It was cleaned, easy to navigate, and clearly marked. A gentleman with a silver mustache exited the front office with a cheerful smile and asked if he could help me find anything. I told him what I was discarding and he said just to leave it on his table and he would take care of it for me. He joked with me a little and I thanked him. I was in and out of there in less than 5 minutes. I didn't even get this warm of a welcome in Knightsville. Top-notch customer service in a place I wasn't expecting it, especially these days. Thank you.