Came here recently to drop off some trash and recycling and everything went smoothly! I was…read moredirected to the relevant (giant) bins, dropped off all my stuff, and then drove away. Quite convenient to have a service like this, although it'd be nice if the town of Cary would just pick up my extra recycling that doesn't fit in my bin instead of making me drive to this convenience center... anyway. Overall, no complaints!

There's something very satisfying about cleaning out unused or unwanted anything and finding a new…read morehome for it. And once you've accomplished that, there's something even more satisfying in recycling the things in which it was packed. Cary's recycling center will take nearly everything: cardboard, books, glass, plastic, tin, aluminum, pots, pans, even furniture and yard waste, but not plastic bags. There are a few restrictions though, so check the city's website to be sure. Offloading an old computer, or any other electronics, will cost you a few dollars, but otherwise, there is no fee. As I enter the gate, a friendly employee will stop and ask what I'm dropping off, then direct me to the appropriate bins. Sometimes, late in the afternoon, it's difficult to find a spot in any of the three or so containers for cardboard boxes, but at least I know there are others making use of this resource. It may sound odd for an outdoor recycling center, but this location is kept pretty clean by both the City and the residents who drop things off which makes it even easier to keep coming back.

What do the employees at site 1 do? For the past decade I've been going there and not once did an…read moreemployee help to unload anyone. Last week I saw a woman struggling with a mattress and not one employee render assistance. They push the buttons on the compactors one in a while but what jobs do they actually do? The site on Ole Smithfield has good employees at the household chemical area but that's it. You could have one person help direct people for the rare instance that they do not know where to put trash. It's about time Wake county starting saving money instead of wasting it.

Is it weird to say I feel zen when I come here? Because I do. The color coordination, lettering…read moreand numbering makes it easy to understand where you are supposed to go to dispose of certain items. The improvements they have made over the years makes me so happy, and I find it such a convenience rather than a chore to come here. The staff is friendly and helpful, and always willing to lend a hand. I appreciate that I can park my car in one spot and then walk to the different sections to unload household waste, recyclables, cardboard etc. there is nothing that is not accepted here. I know there is debate out there over the impact recycling truly has on the environment, but all I know is that for a location that deals with garbage and recyclables, they really make it easy for the consumer to be able to put everything away in the correct spot. Extra bonus, we are able to drop off our Christmas trees here so I don't have to have them in front of our house for a few weeks waiting to be picked up.

I took another tour of the South Wake Landfill and highly recommend touring the facility. This time…read moreI got to see the seagulls that were migrating from the Great Lakes. They spend the day at the landfill and nights at Jordan Lake. Bald Eagles were traveling from Jordan Lake with them. The landfill is an amazing place that keeps us healthy from diseases while doing what it can to protect the environment. A lot of thought and technology goes into it. The landfill has a liner system; the groundwater is monitored; the gas is being monitored by the current flare system and will soon be reused. Dominion Energy is building a site to use the methane gas released to provide renewable energy. Then there is a system for the leachate to remove the bad stuff and dehydrate it and filter the water. Besides the landfill, it is also a convenience center, multi-material recycling facility and also a household hazardous waste facility. This landfill handles the waste for over 1.1 million people in Wake County. The landfill is expected to be full by 2040 and there is no future facility set up yet. But a big problem is 65% of the material is the landfill could have been composted or recycled. So if we were doing more the landfill would not be filling so fast.

My one stop place fpr recycling everything from cardboard to tvs. Each recycling area has a staff…read moremember there to answer your questions or give you assistance. Easy access from 540 (Holly Springs) or US 1 South.

Honest people. Brutally honest- fair prices and a solid reputation. You'll have to pull around the…read moreleft side to get weighed unless you are scrapping an entire vehicle- then they'll open up in the right for you. There's a little waiting area with cushioned seats. I've never waited more than a couple minutes though.

So I have used these people 3 different times I would strongly and I can't stress this enough…read morestrongly recommend you find somewhere else they will pay you the least amount that they possibly can while gaining the most amount that they can I understand they're in the business to make money but everyone that comes through that door to them is nothing more than a junkie looking for quick money for a fix not realizing that all of us are not Junkies and understand if the market says something is let's say $15 a pound they will try to only give you a dollar where I come from that is a rip-off for example the price of their 10 is 21 cents per pound that is a joke especially if you type in and look at what the spot price of metals are compared to what you're going to get you're not going to get a quarter of what it's worth the biggest rip-off place I've ever seen in my life there are so many other recycling centers that you could use I would not recommend them to my worst enemy is how bad they are and how much of crooks they are

As a Licensed Electrical Contractor in the Raleigh/Durham/Cary area, I frequently have a lot of…read morescrap wire that will need recycled after finishing up jobs and Wall recycling has always been great to work with. I've used both Raleigh and Durham locations and find that every time I go in, the personnel is always very helpful and professional. They take many different varieties of scrap metal and I would highly recommend them for all of your scrap needs and I personally will continue yo use them.

My experience with Always Buying Scrap Inc. was extremely unprofessional…read more I called to ask about selling catalytic converters and was immediately treated like a scammer. The woman on the phone started asking a series of questions about "paperwork," who I worked for, and whether I was a mechanic shop instead of simply answering a basic pricing inquiry. A few minutes later, my father called and asked to speak with a manager. Despite previously being told that a price could be given with the serial number, the manager spoke very quickly, in a confusing and roundabout manner, and continued treating my father like he was doing something wrong simply for asking about pricing. At most other scrap yards or catalytic converter buyers, you can provide the serial number or send photos by text or email and receive a general price estimate. That's standard practice in the industry. Instead, we were essentially told we would need to drive all the way there just to inquire about value, only to be casually told it might be worth around $100. This is not how professional businesses treat potential customers. The communication was dismissive, unhelpful, and unnecessarily suspicious. I would strongly recommend other sellers call around before dealing with this company.

From the owner: Get the best scrap prices and a simple, courteous experience. We accept all types of ferrous and…read morenonferrous metals. We proudly serve the public, as well as commercial, and private customers, including homeowners and businesses, at our location 6 days per week. Our services include containers for commercial accounts as well as the brokering of recyclables, including copper, brass, aluminum, steel, manganese, and lead-acid batteries.

These guys have great prices on preowned computers. Have taken care of me on more than a few times…read moreI've visited. Would continue to buy my computers there, as well as get them serviced. Only con is the place is as clean as a car mechanic shop.

Over the past couple years, I've purchased computers and laptops thru Triangle Ecycling…read more Everything is great quality and the people are very helpful. Even got a little credit for some old outdated electrical stuff that would have ended up in the garbage. Before I shop for a new computer I will always check here first.

Great guys. Met us in the back. Took everything we brought and off we went. Recommendread more

Listen up y'all, today I had the very great privilege to deal with an amazing business owner who…read morecares deeply about his company and customer service. I can't even begin to tell you how joyful it was. Nowadays, everyone seems to be working on a very short fuse and finding anyone that is kind and patient is getting harder and harder. Dennis was just such a person. I am getting ready to move to Burlington (cue sad music now) and as I am slowly going insane with packing, I am finding more & more broken electronics that honestly have me wondering if I need to contact that TV show Hoarders. For real. I have a 42" TV, a 20" monitor, 2 computer keyboards, an old wifi router, a broken wii, a broken Hello Kitty alarm clock (don't diss the Kitty!) and an entire shopping bag filled with various plugs and cords. I wanted to take this to a recycling center myself however I have a fondness for compact cars & the TV just wouldn't fit. I didn't want to just dump the TV because I care about where I live & I know that TVs have a lot of toxic parts to them. I went online to get some advice (thank you Nextdoor) and was told about Anything with a Plug. I went online to visit their site & wow. It was SUPER easy to make the appointment & to prepay online with zero issue. They have a form to fill out but only if you need to declare what you are recycling. I found this out after I'd filled it all in. No worries, had a laugh with Dennis about it. I made the appointment via a phone call & all of this, chatting with a caring business owner, paying online, and the truckload of junk....all of this is costing me the low cost of $40. Yep. You heard me right. Dennis is coming by to pick all of this stuff up from my home....for $40. Y'all...if you have ever read any of my reviews you know that I will jump up and down trying to get anyone to listen & use a good local service. Well....here I am, got my jumpin' shoes on. If you have ANY electronics that need to go to recycling, why not take them to Dennis. Or, if you are like me, and hail to the compact car, give him a call! Give him your business! This is one of the good guys.