I called this company to help get my father's collection of electronics from working for 30 years…read morein the television came out a wonderful job of collecting and packing up all the electronics. I will recommend this company to everybody. I know they are extremely hard-working crew and feel like family.

The guys came to my office was very professional. They work really good and fast no rush job. I…read morewill be calling them again for anything I. The office I need picked up.

Harder to find via Google Maps than it should have been, hint: it is all the way in the back…read more They were impressive. Knowledgeable, helpful, and doing something for the planet.

I rarely had a clue on how I could get rid of my electronic equipments (PCs, Laptops, Printers…read moreetc..) without a hassle until I came across eCloud. The team was very efficient, disciplined, and organized during the free pick-up. Definitely would call the back. Y'all are really good!

Easy unloading of our cardboard. Didn't realize how big it is. The nearby location was also very…read moreconvenient. Near PIB and Winters Chapel.

Caraustar is a little-known secret in the Doraville area where you can drop off your used…read morenewspaper, cardboard, magazines or other paper products for recycling. Yes, it's true that stuff should be picked up at the curb, but when I find I have an abundance of cardboard boxes or the like, it is easier to drop them off at the bins outside Caraustar than to "hope" Gwinnett County's trash service is in the mood to pick them up (or leave them in the driveway, they are quite persnickety about empty cardboard boxes ... god forbid empty boxes might push their limit over the edge or something, of course we know there is going to be stellar--- cough, cough---recycling pick-up "coming soon" courtesy of the new "City" of peachtree corners (cough, hack!). In the meantime, it's no problem to swing by Caraustar during their daytime hours and drop off a bunch of boxes for recycling.

One of my favorite weekly activities. Charm Atlanta is great, everything is clearly marked and easy…read moreto navigate, they take hard to recycle materials electronics, styrofoam and plastics. Securing an appointment is really easy and doesn't cost you a dime. You also meet some very nice and environmentally conscious people.

CHaRM is our go-to place for recycling. It's a first-rate operation and so easy to use. An…read moreexcellent resource for the community!

WM is a GREAT company to work for! Leaders of the sanitation industry. #AtlantaWestHaulingread more

Driver William H. Just picked up 2 Bagster loads from my front yard and was great. Picked up my…read morestuff with no issues, took some extra things that did not fit in the bags and even asked if I had more since he had room in the truck. I received an email the night before that they were picking up my stuff the next day, so I didn't have to leave all the debris in my front yard for several days. Every step of the way this company has been easy and professional to work with. Would recommend.

Employee was very rude, didn't know you had to be a resident to recycle I'm from surrounding county…read morepassing through after work

COVID has created a lot of challenges, and one of them being that our trash service quit recycling,…read morebecause they didn't have enough manpower. How sad, truly, because there are going to be people who simply just don't recycle then. It does take more effort to load your car and also to separate things into the proper recycling receptacles here but oh so worth it if you care about the environment. I hate plastic and paper waste in particular. Some people take for granted the trees, and what great benefits we have from them, and so many are being cut down for housing, other buildings, and lots and lots of shipping nowadays. The least I can do is recycle the box my things came in. It was killing me throwing plastic and paper away, till I yelped and I found this recycling center. It's so convenient and it's great! The center is very organized and is perfect for taking your things and helping our environment. It's an extra step in my day, but I'm glad to do it. You can recycle steel, paper, paint, plastics, and they even have a donation area. I will say they don't take styrofoam, but otherwise everything else went! If you collect trash, they will take it but charge a fee to get rid of it. I'm so happy to have found this place, and I thank everyone who utilizes this place for doing their bit for making our environment a better place.