At Stone Creations of Long Island, we've worked with Omni Recycling for over 20 years and couldn't…read morebe more pleased. Their team is reliable, professional, and keeps operations running smoothly. They handle all our recycling materials efficiently and maintain a clean, organized facility every time. Omni Recycling is a trusted part of our workflow -- a dependable partner we're proud to recommend. Thank you Omni!

The Omni Recycling team is assisting the Town of Babylon and the residence of Venetian Shores with…read moreremoving the house contents and items damaged by Hurricane Sandy. The Omni team is working hard to coordinate and clear the streets of the storm and tide soaked ruins of our homes. They are doing an EXCELLENT job and are helping with our recovery by getting the memories of our loss out of the way so we can move on quickly. CHEERS to Omni Recycling.

Constant complaints of not picking up the trash. latest complaint, they broke the lid off the…read morecontainer and it seems the bag must have been pulled through the opening, leaving half the bag of garbage in the bin. Spoke with rep who did not want to take any responsibility. Not recommended

After using 2 other companies for my restaurant pick up over the years ..I contacted City Waste,…read moreexcellent service..I recommend them to anyone in need!!

I selected We-Junk-it for a demolition of an in-ground pool. They did a fantastic job, cleaned up…read moreafter all the work and very responsive by phone and in person. The team was friendly and Ralph and Chris did a great job explaining the process and getting it done right. Thanks guys

Caused property damage and left a large mess at the stairs. When supposedly they leave everything…read moreclean and neat. They have also dropped my flat screen TV and just apologized .

I think this company is amazing. They donate clothes to the needy or goodwills while they give…read moredamaged clothes to organizations that can recycle them. This company is exactly what the planet needs

These guys should be ashamed of themselves. They collect clothing in a similar manner like…read moreGoodwill Industries, but unlike Goodwill they are a "for-profit" business. One of their clothing bins sits behind Trader Joes in Orange, CT. The state of Connecticut recently sued them and won. Here are the details: * Attorney General Wins $50,000 Award Against New York Clothing Bin Company For Deceiving Consumers * June 11, 2009 - Attorney General Richard Blumenthal today hailed a recent court decision fining a for-profit clothing bin company $50,000 for DECEIVING CONSUMERS INTO BELIEVING THEY WERE DONATING TO CHARITY and ordering it to change misleading information on its boxes. Judge Robert Satter reached his decision against American Recycling Technologies of East Northport, N.Y. after a trial in Hartford Superior Court. Blumenthal's office originally sued the company in 2004 on behalf of the Department of Consumer Protection (DCP). In exchange for a relatively small, flat fee, American Recycling prominently displays logos of charitable and service organizations on its bins. The company, however, pays the groups less than 10 percent of the bins' proceeds, while earning a profit of about 30 percent. The court ruled that American Recycling willfully deceived consumers by prominently displaying charitable and service organization logos on its boxes while failing to clearly state that it keeps most of the proceeds. It ordered the company to change its boxes to no longer mislead consumers. Blumenthal said, "This victory imposes a significant fine -- $50,000 -- and stops American Recycling from reprehensible trickery. This company deceived consumers with clothing bins -- about 70 at a time -- that produced big profits and paltry charitable benefits. Out of $2.7 million in revenues over five years, less than 10 percent went to any charity. Clothing bin operators beware: you cannot give away gave away crumbs and keep the cake. "New law strengthening notice rules means that consumers should more carefully read clothing bins before donating. Make sure that the bin owner is a charity, not a for-profit imposter. The message to clothing bin operators and contributors: gifts should go to assist the needy, not enrich the greedy." A new statute approved by the legislature and signed by the governor requires lettering at least two inches high on clothing bins stating whether donations benefit charity or not. If the bin benefits charity, the box must name the organization and inform consumers they can contact DCP for more information. The new law also requires operators to receive permission from owners to place bins on their property. American Recycling pays charitable and service organizations a flat fee -- $200 to $700 a year -- to display their logos on its bin. The company took in $2.72 million from its Connecticut bins from 2002 to 2007. Of that, only $225,115 went to charities and service organizations displayed on the bins -- less than 10 percent. The company kept $827,179 as profit, about 30 percent. As of 2004, the company had at least 73 drop boxes in Connecticut. They were in Ansonia, Darien, Derby, Greenwich, Middlebury, Milford, New Haven, Norwalk, Orange, Oxford, Seymour, Stamford, Trumbull, Farmington, Hamden, North Haven and Waterbury. Charities and service organizations whose logos were displayed on the boxes at that time included: the Narcotics Enforcement Officers Association, Valley/Amity Safe Kids, Seymour Police Department Community Resource Program, St. Joseph's School, Trumbull Police Department and Darien Volunteer Fire Department. The company still had 59 bins in the state in late 2008. (Article from website of Connecticut Attorney General Office)

I called first and spoke to owner Nick, who was very friendly and helpful. Upon arriving with a lot…read moreof metal which i had not separated by type, the staff unloaded my metal and separated it, since some, like copper, pays more. Then you are paid cash on the spot, according to weight of items. They could not have been more helpful and friendly, i highly recommend this business

Trash service, shady people, especially this one Hispanic man, like dude why are you asking to keep…read moremy phone that I'm going to throw away and recycle it. That's pretty suspicious just made me uncomfortable. The next issue is that I have 2 carts one is full of electronics and other metal things and the other has pots and some small metal pieces, the guy only weighed the pots and smaller pieces from just one cart like why did you only put 4-5 things on the scale. I'm trying to explain to the guy that your worker didn't weight the other cart full of stuff and just gave me $10. Terrible experience, I'll tell you they will take advantage of you. Don't come here.

I had a 20'yard dumpster with HOUSEHOLD items - bed frames, garden chairs - not even 3/4 full and…read morethey charged me for 4800 lbs at 12 cents a pound. (That's a cement weight) When I originally called, estimate was going to be about $120 approx for the weight - $700 later this project cost me approx $1000 - and that's with a 30% discount off of $170 because I was in COMPLETE DISBELIEF about what was being charged on my card. Projected cost was $500 in total. No, not happy.

Highly recommend LI Debris. I had another company that I won't mention promise to deliver a…read moredumpster several times but did not. My contractor was due to start demolition the next day and I called LI Debris. They delivered a dumpster to my house the next day. They placed it exactly where it needed to go and the driver was friendly. Very pleased with the overall service and experience.

Our go to for recycling all types of materials from our jobsites. Quick, reliable service is what…read moreyou receive from RJ Murray!!

Fast professional service with a smile! Could not be any happier with my experience !read more

Great service and excellent variety of plants. I received immediate service and the woman helped…read moreme find exactly what I was looking for