One of the better recycling locations in Loudoun County. Across the street from Harmony Middle…read moreSchool. The school buses are stored there as well. Focus is on paper, plastic, cans, and glass. Before you go check out the no list at https://www.loudoun.gov/Facilities/Facility/Details/Loudoun-County-Recycling-Dropoff-Centers-146

Great place to do business with. Friendly staff and fair prices. Open on Saturday is a huge plus…read more Highly recommend

I brought in some scrap metal I had so I didn't have to trash it and add to the landfill. It was…read moreheavy duty metal, but paid out as sheet iron. I didn't question it, since I only had 120 pounds and the loss was just $3 ($0.075/lb vs. $0.10/lb). But you should for items that aren't like the thinner metals of stoves and refrigerators. Either way, I took it, weighed in and out on their scale, but had to wait for them to verify since the wind was gusting and making the scale alone bounce up and down 80 pounds. They were fair in their final assessment, equal to what I weighed at home and confirmed by googling the weight of my items. Bottom line: Fair, but do double check they categorize your item right, as they will otherwise default to the cheapest option: sheet iron.

Great service, quick efficient and competitively priced…read more Would def recommend if yin need anything picked up

Great communication throughout the process, and arrived on time! They were both very quick and…read morecareful when removing a futon and sofa bed, and pricing was very reasonable. Would definitely work with them again!

I called ahead about recycling our 52" TV. Cassie answered the phone and was pleasant and helpful…read more She told me day of the week TVs are received (Thursdays), the hours they are open and the cost. The drive to Berryville was gorgeous. Cassie greeted me when I checked in. She very friendly and gave clear direction on where to take the TV. The gentleman who received it took it and then did not charge me the $8.00 fee. Overall, my experience was a 5+!

Great customer service. Very helpful and knowledgeable staff. Great auction items. Have been buying…read morefrom them for years.

They are scammers. Such horrible service. I came by and got completely ignored. Then after I got…read morethe attention of them. I got ripped off for the price of the items I brought. Horrible service.

Not a single visit in the past 10 years have I not felt like I got ripped off here! They started…read morenot tallying things up until you get to the office. SO you have no idea they weighed #8 ground wire the same as a TV power cable. I've been there in work trucks and in nice cars, looking like Harry homeowner on the weekends. They feed so much more bullshit to people they think don't know any better! 10 years ago this place was great. Now it's a bullshit factory!​

Our place to bring fallen tree limbs and dead shrubs. Be…read moreweary of buying the soil, we did, great price great service, However the soil seems to stunt every plant you put it on.

The aptly named Prince William County Balls Ford Road Composting Facility is of course located off…read moreof Balls Ford Road - in between Manassas and Gainesville. All the normal mainstream recycling options are available here - additionally, they accept other materials such as motor oil, household batteries and such. And, the second Sunday of each month - from 10:00 am - 3:00 pm - they offer a special Hazardous Waste recycling program for electronics, selected chemicals and more. See: http://www.pwcgov.org//default.aspx?topic=010008000790001665 I stop in here to dispose/recycle my household batteries. it pains me to see them thrown in the trash!

This place is great. Recycle almost anything. if your in a private vehicle its free. Everyone…read morewho works there is very helpful. They have separate areas for metal, electronics, general trash and more. Very easy to find your way around. Sometime you have to wait 5 or 10 minutes in line if its crowded, but its worth it.

Came here to drop off some everyday batteries. I remembered I had to put each battery in its own…read moreseparate plastic bag and then for any lithium batteries, I put tape over the top where the plus and minus were. Once I got to the area to drop them off, I had to get out of my vehicle to take the items to a table where an employee was there to take them. I had to then remove each battery from its bag to which the employee place them in containers they had (I saw they all didn't go in the same one). As I went through the process, they gave me some extra tips which I appreciated. One of them was that I should use shipping tape and not regular tape so that was good to know. Great service overall.