Their team is the best, they knock it out of the park on customer service, Cody and his team are on…read morepoint !

I was looking for a recycle center to drop off my old pool pump and recently died battery hedge…read moretrimmer. I didn't want them to end up in a landfill so I googled and found out you can recycle e-waste and hazardous household waste at TKO Recycling. The process was really simple and efficient. I ended up getting a little money in return which was a plus.

Great service. Friendly staff. Easily accessible for drive in and drive out…read more I recommend

It's actually fun to bring things here. You sort them, drop them off, and it feels like you're…read moredoing something good in a simple way. Everything is easy to understand and not confusing at all.

MARCUS WIMBERLEY ADVANCED LEVEL TECHNICIAN NORTHERN…read moreCALIFORNIA I recently used tap recycling here at my shop for the first time. The component I was searching for, was either either TOO expensive, or unavailable every where I looked here in Redding Ca. Well as I continued my searched TAP recycling was recommended, and they had the needed part (at over half the price I was figuring to spend). It also came a day ahead of the ETA. Once I installed it i came across a short in one of the wires attached to the component ordered. In irritation I contacted TAP, and spoke with the manager. At first they were only willing to send a replacement, which would have my customer wait another day or two. I explained this, and let them know I had soldered the short and sent the vehicle out. To my appreciation they refunded half my purchase price, and gained me as a loyal customer. THANK YOU -M

We are happy we finally found a recycling place to take the cans and plastic bottles we have been…read moresaving. It was very easy, nice location, plenty of parking. It was our first time here. The young man told us to use their large trash cans to separate the different types of items.

This place ripped us off really bad. we had 6 cans of crushed aluminum cans. The acale says each…read morebucket was over 5 pounds each. And only 19 pounds total weight? Come on... i do not recommend this place

This is the best place to recycle metal. Sims always provides the best prices compared to other…read morerecyclers. Other metal recyclers take their metal to Sims to make a profit. Sims always provides good prices since they are a large international company. There is always a long line so be prepared to wait. They are closed for lunch at 10:45-11:45, so avoid going at that time. There is a non-ferrous building where items can be placed in 4'x4' bins and weighed. Recycling tin/iron is accomplished by driving onto a scale to enter the scrap area and driving off of the scale upon exit to determine the scrap weight. Large aluminum scrap such as engines/transmissions can also be deposited through the drive on scale area. Be sure to bring a hard hat and vest. They have loaners if you don't have the required safety gear, but it may not be clean. They no longer take CRV items. Now it is not crowded with homeless people since this used to be the main CRV recycler of the entire population of downtown homeless. There is a building to receive payment. They are very vigilant about preventing scrap metal theft. You must present your driver's license in order to recycle metal. Thumb print may also be required depending on what is being recycled. They will also make you look at a camera so they can take a clear picture of your face. Payment for non-ferrous metals is provided in 3 days and you can come back to receive cash or elect to have a check mailed.

I have beeen coming here for over 20 years and the guys in the yard always bring Me bins fast and…read morehelp me know what grade of scrap I have , plus the gals up front always seem nice and are fun to joke with .

I believe most reviews are old. This is April 2026. They basically want you to have an…read moreappointment to drop the item or items off (I believe MWF) yet I went on a Thursday, in person around to the back of the building and rang the bell, but I was told they truly do not have Tues/Thursday drop off as one of the websites stated (its outdated). However, Erik answered the bell and took my TV. The problem is there are very few (sometimes 1) employee and thus the frustration when no one answers. It was free for my 43" TV and I was happy to dispose of it. They give you a receipt so you cannot just drop off outside and leave the items. They are connected to https://www.ewaste411.com - I had no problem at all but I can see how others could - next time, I will make an appointment. So of course I am very happy!

I made an appointment to drop off my broken tv and I called no one answered i kept calling no one…read morepicked up very dissatisfied with this wouldn't recommend.

I stopped by this place recently to drop off some asphalt samples my company needed to get rid of…read more When I first pulled in, I talked with a lady at the booth who was really friendly and helpful. I told her I had boxes of asphalt, and she told me asphalt was free to dump. I thanked her and mentioned that I'd be coming back with more boxes, and she said that was fine. I dropped everything off and went back to my shop for the next load. When I came back later, a different guy was working. I told him the same thing, that I had boxes of asphalt to dump. He said it would be thirty five dollars. I told him the lady earlier said asphalt was free, and he said that only applies without the boxes. I told him she never mentioned that, but he didn't seem to care. He also said that if I wanted to dump the asphalt out of the boxes into the concrete section, someone would have to watch me, like he didn't trust me. At that point I just paid the fee because I didn't feel like arguing. It was frustrating getting two completely different answers on the same day. The first lady was great and handled things professionally. The second guy, not so much. The only reason I came here was because it's close to my shop, but after that experience I'll probably go somewhere else. Just know it might depend on who you get at the booth.

horrible customer service Closed gates 30 minutes early…read morewithout any notification of any sort I drove 30 miles to be turned away before closing time horrible service absolutely disgraceful

I was doing some spring cleaning. And low and behold, I found 2 broken desktop printers and an old…read morebroken 19 " inch tube tv in the garage. So I decided to find a place that accepts Ewaste. This place is located on the grounds of the old Mather air station. The protocol is that you first check in at the office. There is a person at the counter that will assist you and collect the fees. But prior to heading over there, I called them to verify that they are open and the items that they accept. The gal that helped me was so helpful and kind. She even assisted me in the unloading, which I was not expecting but was glad for the help. Ewaste fees: $5 for a desktop printer. Free for old cathode ray tube TVs.

This facility no longer accepts drop offs, with no updates on their website explaining the matter…read more That's why I've given them a poor rating.