Quick and fast! The workers are good at what they do. Just make sure you do your part by sorting…read moreall your recycling for a fast and speedy process. They also offer drop off and get paid online. You have to sign up for an account through them. They provide business cards with QR codes to sign up. Pretty simple procedure if you're in a hurry.

Super friendly, VERY fast. As of 11/01/2025, due to construction, they have moved into the edge of…read morethe safeway parking closest to the ongoing construction. Came on a saturday at 3:30pm. Out in a 5 minutes. Small line formed after I left.

I scheduled my free garbage pick up of the year the team that came and picked her up was…read moreprofessional clean respectful they took everything and left my driveway. Spotless. ! I'm very impressed.

Whoever is involved in dumping the dumpsters on San Mateo Avenue in San Bruno is inconsiderate and…read moredisrespectful to the neighborhood. They come make an extremely loud metal clinking noise at 4-5am every Tuesday and Thursday. I am aware that this is their job but the time that they do it is very inconsiderate to the hard working people that live in the area that are probably losing sleep because of this, I know I am.

Went here twice and each time the attendant was not fully honest with me. I told the attendant I…read morewas a resident of milbrae and that there was a program to recycle styrofoam for free. I proceed to drive through and then they charged me for $40 after dumping saying I need a utility bill. Second time I came back with a utility bill to dump some canisters and he said it will be $9. I drive through and dump and then at the end he says total will be $27 for 3 canisters. Whole time I was thinking it would $9 total. Said need address on drivers id for the program to get free drop off. I get enforcing rules is one thing but tricking people is even worse:

Haven't had any problems, been living here for 39years. Can't complain. They're always on time and…read morenever missed picking up our garbage bins

Called in for a price on clean copper and once I arrived to location they said owner wasn't there…read moreand they gave me a different price per lb on the copper. Man said he was going based off what was in the computer. After seeing the price difference I wanted to separate the copper to make a couple extra dollars since I had it mixed. I asked the man handling the transactions that told me a different price on the copper if he can lend me some clippers and he said he cant let me borrow them yet he had my ID and I was going to do it right in front of him. Words cant explain how frustrated I was. I ended up taking a loss at the end of the day and affected me mentally due to financial struggles.

I appreciate being able to give my recyclables. It was easier than I thought it would be.read more

We had a 50" TV that sadly no longer worked and we dropped it by Green Citizen. They were very…read morehelpful and made it so easy to drop. Love that they are recycling and reusing our e-waste. Highly recommend and will return here when we have something else that needs recycling. Please go to their website to see how many items they take!

Dropped off electronics thru their drive up/drop off facility. A simple form was asked to be…read morecompleted. Laptops are free to turn it. Printer and other equipment were weighed and charged $1 per pound. So quick and easy.

Overall, my experience here has been generally positive, and this location provides an essential…read moreservice. However, I advise approaching with tempered expectations, as some staff members can be somewhat inattentive or lack clear communication and courtesy. Unfortunately, this is the only nearby option, so I'll continue visiting, but it's best to be aware that guidance or instructions may not always be clearly provided--and mistakes are not always met with understanding.

California's largest operator of recycling, Ontario-based RePlanet, has closed all 284 of its…read morecenters redemption centers and laid off 750 employees. It's left all of us recyclers scratching our heads with umpteen questions. The most common begs: are there still buyback programs to get back our $0.05 deposits? Look no further. HERE! This is the place. Sure it's not as conveniently located as your not-so-friendly recycling center that no longer exists in the grocery store back lot. But it's a buyback program nonetheless. Massive facility beyond Oyster Point. My only gripe is their limited buyback business hours that end at 2pm. I finally had a day off during the workweek. I productively used this time to drop off our plethora of 50-gallon yardwaste bags filled with single-use plastic bottles/aluminum cans/glass bottles et al that we amass from every family party/sports event. Once you make your way onsite, follow the signs directing you to the recycle area. Pass the guard gate, proceed driving CAUTIOUSLY to Door 1 (be weary of garbage trucks and all kinds of industrial vehicles and machinery). At the stop sign in front of Door 1, a friendly attendant will bring out blue bins for you to fill up to your eco-friendly heart's content. Present an ID for their records and once you're done filling the bins and getting weighed out, take your paper receipt to the Admin Office (drive behind the the blue bldg and look for the '500' address on the left hand corner office). They'll give you cash up to $100. Anything over that amount will have to be mailed to you as a check. Today we barely made the cash max, as our two-carloads racked up $93.

I had nine plastic Safeway bags full of crushed aluminum cans. It was time to sell them so I…read moredrove to Sunset Recycling in the FoodsCo parking lot on Williams. I watched and saw other people loading these green plastic carriers with plastic bottles or aluminum cans. I grabbed one of these carriers and began dumping all my aluminum cans into the carrier. I filled the carrier and had to get another one. I saw three guys bring their carriers to be weighed and get paid. There was no one in line so I brought my two carriers to the front. Another guy got in line behind me. There were two employees there, a guy and a girl. The guy was in charge and he motioned me to bring my carrier in. He weighed the first one and then the second. I saw the readout. The first carrier was about 42 pounds and the second was about 18. I had to sign my name on a hand held tablet and was paid. The whole experience couldn't have been easier. The guy working there was courteous and helpful. I don't know if I will ever get bags of crushed aluminum cans again but if I do I will bring them here.

Came in today as my mom and I had some time. Wasn't any one…read morein line, and then every one followed suit! I learned today, the mini yogurt bottles and Yakult bottles needs to be separated and counted individually.

Provided a fantastic rate and great experience with copper cable recycling. Genuinely kind people!read more

Best prices in town. Best service. They buy all metals and have a truck scale for quick service.read more