Quick and easy except for beer bottles they need to be in a box…read more Easier to bring those to COSTCO

Seems owner is making cuts in labor to compensate for business lost due to new state regulations…read more Prior, they'd have at least 2 lanes, opening the 3rd when necessary. Since they have consistently had a single lane with waits well over an hour when I came.

Everyone makes mistakes, but normal people apologize and fix them. The same cannot be said for…read moreJohn's Refuse&Recycling. They shift the blame onto you. The customer service at this company is terrible. I tried speaking with Sherri, but she doesn't listen to anyone but herself and is absolutely useless at her job. If I could, I would give them a 0 instead of a 1 for such service.

I find John's Refuse, a/k/a Bozzuto's, to be very reliable. I've only had interaction with company…read morepersonnel over the phone, but everytime the interaction has been respectful and helpful.

Waited a long time for the line to move. Keep your plastics separate. Should have an express line.read more

Very clean! We were in and out on a Saturday morning. This is the only bottle return I would go to,…read moreeven though it's out of my way.

Very professional no messing around take care of business. All I can say is you come and experience…read moreit for yourself. Staff is attentive.

Never in my life did I think I'd be giving five stars to a scrapyard. Feigenbaum & Nair is closer…read moreto me, but i dont care. Now that I've seen Liberty, it's well worth the trip to Bristol. Here's a list of what you get at Liberty that you don't get at their closest competitor. -The entire facility is on concrete, as opposed to mud with metal shards sticking out of it. Easier to navigate, safer for both you AND your truck, and you won't leave looking like you just ran a dirt track race. -The people are helpful, and understand if you're a bit of a newbie. The scale man kindly explained that all of my types of metal will be exchanged for tickets, which you then take to the office to receive payment. The people in the office were nice too, and answered my questions. -FAIR PRICING. I had a little bit of regular ferrous scrap, plus some copper. Walked away with $40, which was quite a bit more than I expected. Feigenbaum would have paid me less than half of that, I assure you. I'm not about to start a scrapping business, but when I come across large amounts of metal, it's going here from now on.

After making four trips to the city's transfer station this week I want to say that the guys I…read moredealt with out there, both the guy operating the vehicle scales and the guy overseeing the various bins, were helpful, courteous, pleasant to deal with and knowledgeable.

Just make sure you go there early in the morning the staff is pretty helpful. they form different…read morelines for those who have over five bags and those who only have two bags. I haven't had any problems. I've been going there for about a year now I like it because they take every bottle you have and give you a barcode you just go to ATM Machine put it under the scanner and they give you your money simple as that.

I work down the street and so stopping in here used to make sense and used to be relatively easy…read more Now you can't find parking or walking space because of the countless box trucks. Rumor has it that bottles/cans are brought up from NJ and taking advantage of CT's higher redemption pay-out ... at the expense of all of us. Most days they have 3 stations dedicated to these truck's loads coming in DAILY, and for the rest of the community sometimes 2 or 1 stations. It was nice while it latest but I've given up trying to go here.

There are many machines here, but this place can get busy so you may have to wait a couple minutes…read moreto get one. The thing I like most here is you can return just about everything vs some places where the machines only take returns on products they sell. They do provide carriages making it easy to bring in your returns. The staff are friendly, and always around to help.