I rang the buzzer around 4:25 PM. An employee took a few minutes to appear just to walk up at 4:30…read moreon the dot and said they stop taking at 4:30. Maybe fix the website to not say 4:45 or have just taken the 9 bags of aluminum cans i packed in my car expecting you to be open at the time promised. Will look at somewhere else just for that terrible experience.

Nice people, easy to use. Dropped off both aluminum and steel patio sets, no problems.read more

We had a broken dishwasher and microwave to recycle! Heard about this spot from friends who have…read moreparticipated in county recycle days. It's right by swift run dog park. It was a quick in and out + $15 to recycle both items. It's a self service place so if you're going to recycle heavy items - you'll need to bring your own muscle (BYOM!)

I had no clue about "Keith from Walgreens", but I recently went to the Recycle Dropoff center and…read morewas greeted by the friendliest person I've ever met. I literally told three people about how nice the man there was and later found out it was Keith, an Ypsi legend. I was quickly able to drop off the styrofoam that I had for $3, not bad price wise. The only reason I rate my experience a 4 and not a 5 is because the parking lot is soooooo bad. Potholes everywhere and very muddy.

I really like the recycling center that Westland has. It's…read morevery organized, nicely labeled, and spacious. You just drive through and drop your recyclable items off with ease. On their website, they list items that are ACCEPTABLE AND UNACCEPTABLE. Acceptable items include the following: Glass (Beverage or food) All types of scrap metal (iron, steel, aluminum, etc.) All types of batteries (household, car, marine, etc.) Automotive fluids other than gas or brake fluid Cardboard / paperboard Paper bags Paper (junk mail, newspaper, office paper, phone books, catalogs, magazines, books, etc.) Cereal boxes Metal cans (beverage or food) Christmas trees (SEASONALLY and only completely undecorated) Electrical cords Gas grills (no tanks) Charcoal grills (no ash or coal inside) Kitchen cookware (pots, pans, etc.) Clothing or shoes Plastic jugs and bottles (#1, #2, #4, #5, #7) Household appliances (refrigerators - doors and Freon removed, stoves, air conditioners, washers, dryers, etc.) Metal or plastic clothing hangers SO HELP SAVE THE ENVIRONMENT AND OUR PLANET. DROP YOUR RECYCLABLE ITEMS OFF HERE IF YOU DON'T ALREADY.

I really don't know how to star a metal recycling plant. As another reviewer stated watch your…read moretires. I have also left here with a nail in my tire. Which nullifies the little money I get from my cans. I like recycling it makes me feel better about what we are doing to the environment (I have panic attacks think about all of you who use Kcups) and it gives me a little pocket change every 4 months or so. People who work here have always been ok, a little gruff sometimes. As a woman it can be intimidating because its mostly sketchy looking men there if I'm honest but just ask a worker if you need help!

As far as recycling stations go the Hill Ave location has always been clean,friendly, and fair with…read moreprices. I've been going there to recycle my misc.recycleables for many years.long before the blue garbage cans that rarely get picked up. I wish this location was open. But it's been closed for awhile now.

This place is to notch. My wife noticed our basement was flooding on Christmas. Put sump pump…read morestopped working and needed replaced. The founder and his son left their family on Christmas to meet me and sell me a replacement sump pump. They even setup a demonstration to show that the sump pump was in good working order.