They have nice staff and better pricing compared to others, plus they accept more types of…read morerecyclable materials. The smell is also not too bad. However, they recently added a voice recording / answering machine to their phone and nobody answers the calls now. It tells you to press 0 for an operator but then it just disconnects the call.

My father passed away a couple years ago and left behind a garage full of tools and broken…read moreappliances that he didn't get around to fixing. As the oldest in the family, it was my responsibility to clear it out. I didn't have the patience nor the time to organize a yard sale, so I searched online for a recycling center. What drew me to Wilmington Recyclers was the fact that they offer 7cents per pound for metal while other places give only 1 cent per pound. Also, compared to other places, they have the most extensive list of items that they will take: ewaste, appliances (large and small), and even car batteries For the metals, they have an in ground scale that weighs the car along with your haul, afterwards, you drop off the metals in a large metal bin, then reweigh you car. There are many different lines for different items, the process can be very overwhelming for a newbie. Robert helped guide us, and walked us through each area. I saw many families turning in their recyclables: a good lesson in reducing waste. FYI: Most staff speak little English, so look for Robert/Roberto if you don't speak Spanish.

Had a few things to recycle and Dad likes this place. My first time here or any recycle place…read more One way in and one way out, enter on Petroleum Ave. Seems like plenty of parking. Everyone is hustling and bustling. Grab a few bins to separate your recycles, bring it over to the friendly employees, they get weighed, you get paid. Quick, efficient, you're helping the environment, it's all good.

This is a fairly large facilitiy. Many people go there with pickup trucks filled way over the top…read more That's what I do. You sort your own cans and bottles, plastic, glass and aluminum into handy bins which they provide. Once everything is sorted, you proceed to the scales and it goes pretty quickly. You need ID and they pay cash. I've been going there for many years and never had any trouble. The working staff is friendly, but mostly they leave you alone to do your unloading and sorting, which is great.

Honest pricing here unlike other big recycling places in the area. It's probably because it has…read morelow-budget overhead therefore they pay out what your suppose to get $$$$. Trust me I've been to the bigger recyclers and when you expect them to pay out they rip you off with less money than your suppose to get. this is the best honest recyclable place to go to if you want to get what you're supposed to get paid go to this one I'm surprised this place doesn't have more 5 Star reviews

Do not go there! 4.4 lbs still count as 4 lbs.. and they dividing plastics to from 0.55 to 0.05…read morewithout letting me see the weight.. they basically just guess.... and number on scale is not same at receipt. Scam!!!!! Do not go there.... 15$ worth of recycles.. only came out 10$

Efficient. They do a great job getting you in and out fast…read more Friendly, service oriented people there.

Been here a few times to to dispose, in an eco-friendly manner, old electronics and paints…read more While most visits have been relatively painless, my most recent this past Saturday was very trying. First off, the entrance line extended about six cars deep into Gaffey street. On top of that, it was literally moving at a snails pace. Every time I have been here prior, and including this visit, there are 3 attendants unloading for you, always asking you to NOT get out of your vehicle. But for some reason, this visit took an exceptionally long time. 45 minutes to be exact from start to finish. I would say, don't go on a Saturday at 11:30 a.m. It's never been that time consuming before so I guess timing is everything...

This place is rigged, i weighted 40lbs of aluminum cans at home and to my surprise they only paid…read moreme for 15lbs. I didn't realize until came back home and looked a t the receipt and cash the guy hand me. Im so reporting this place.

Found this place on Yelp when Action Metal Sales across PCH decided to not open at all or close…read moreearly on Halloween Saturday. Wastech is open until 3:00 on Saturdays. The place is relatively clean and seemed pretty organized. They had plenty of baskets for aluminum and rolling trash cans for glass. There was no wait in front of me. They took me immediately. I was in an out in five minutes. They paid $1.83 per pound for my aluminum cans, which I believe is above the state minimum of $1.57 per pound. I got $.105 (10 cents) per pound for my CRV glass- mostly beer bottles. Please note: there is no CRV on wine bottles and other food jars, etc. Those are considered "scrap," and I didn't get any money for them. Just put those in your blue curbside container. You may want to familiarize yourself with the Cal Recycle web page before you stockpile too much recycling at home: http://www.calrecycle.ca.gov/bevcontainer/programinfo/FAQ.htm

5 stars without a doubt. Ruben, Barbara, and Bruce were so attentive and friendly. There was no…read morewaiting and the customer service was absolutely wonderful. I left with such a good vibe. On top of all that, the payout was more than fair. As long as they're in business, I'll remain loyal to this place.

Unbeatable selection,, great service and decent pricing* I…read moregot some amazing deals from this place * decent pricing on most days but not every day

No more. I tried to…read moreleave this review via my phone and yelp glitched out and the review didn't post, but instead of taking it as a sign to not bother, fired up my laptop to tell you to beware this place. When the former punk rock listening guy (who has the dog) was there, I had no problems. I would usually get at least $8- $12+ for my bi-monthly collection of aluminum cans, glass, and plastic water bottles. The last time I went to this location, the punk rock guy was gone and there were three new guys there and I only got less than $5. I went back today at 3pm hoping that maybe the dog owning guy was back but I think he's gone. The three guys were there. There were several orange-fence bins full of drinking water bottles in front of the pay-out stand as if they had been abandoned by other angry customers. The employees were arguing with the person in front of me because the customer wasn't able to see the screen for the scale and so there was no way for the customer to verify the weight. They watched me take two full over-sized garbage bags out of my trunk and pour each of them into a fence-bin. Then as soon as they finished with the customer in front of me, said they needed to close for about an hour and were done paying out "for now". It was already 3pm and the place closes at 4 anyways. I said I was leaving and they responded rudely "okay bye" but yelled at me when I took the two bins of *my* recycling back towards my car, so I could just dump everything into my trunk to re-sort at home later for another place (as they had watched me empty and discard my original trash bags, I think they were expecting me to just leave the CRV recycling in their bins). As I was dumping the bins directly into my trunk, they told another customer [I'm] "always crazy like that." Wow. This is only the second time I've interacted with them, and though I suspect I was not paid fairly the first time, I never said anything to them about that. Way to disrespect me in front of my community members. I would rather just give my "CRV money" to the city of Torrance by putting my cans and bottles directly in the curb-pick up bin then deal with the current people who work there.

At its core, a very simple and reliable recycling service!…read more Aim to organize your glass bottles, aluminum cans, and plastic bottles/gallons prior to coming over so you're in and out. This place has its own sanitation station, but I highly recommend bringing your own gloves and hand sanitizer. Aluminum and plastic bottles go into the orange net baskets (but should be separated). Large plastic gallons should be placed on top of small/standard water bottles. Glass bottles go into the grey plastic bins. If you come right before they open at 9AM, you'll likely run into 1-2 parties trying to be in and out of there as well. I always run into families here, but the community as a whole is pretty good about not hogging containers/baskets.

Well since I'm a tree hugger and doing my good deed by bringing recycling today to Los Angeles…read more AS OF 2/27/23 There is overnight street parking available. Hours of operation are from 7am to 7pm. They will not take you early for your appointment because they are waiting on empty storage containers to load with your load. The staff is very friendly and professional. There is a scale check when you enter and the 3 docks are very tight. But mostly a straight back. Overall this is a 3 because it just takes a long time to unload. Maybe 3 hours to plan accordingly. Also you need to bring a broom to sweep your trailer. An absolute true dump here. The phone # (424) 264-5488 if you need anything.