Gotta say, this was a different experience than the other places I've been to. For once I was able…read moreto communicate with the person I was dealing with who's name was Sonny, and was the owner. Anywhere else I get someone pointing or speaking a different language yelling over the noise all while being rushed and not giving me a minute to tell them what metals I got. Sonny btw is a chill person with a sense of humor and doesn't hurry ya through like your some starving pheasant down on your luck lol. Prices were good and. Place was well kept. I could have bullshitted with him all day over there. Really good guy. Highly recommend anybody that has some scrap to go check out Addison Recycling Center x5. This is the place to take your copper and Aluminum scrap. And to top it off you won't even have to worry if you ran over anything like I do every time I leave any other scrap yard

I was In the area had some batteries I've been lugging around to scrap. Paul answered the phone &…read moremet with me in minutes. Great prices!

Excellent service provider, they were fast and easy to offload some scrap to. They gave fair market…read moreprices for the materials. Friendly and efficient service. Generally a great vibe. I couldn't be happier.

Very professional, prices are top dollar highly recommend to get the most out of your materialread more

It was my first time there, and all the employees were very accommodating and helped me through the…read moreprocess of unloading my pick up truck

Great service and outstanding quality every time. Their pricing is unbeatable, and the experience…read moreis always consistent and reliable. I'm always impressed with how well they take care of their customers, and I will continue coming here whenever I need anything. Highly recommended."

When I needed a dumpster and was searching online, they were the very first ones that responded…read moreright away both by calling and through email. The process was quick and I had the dumpster container in front of my house the next day first thing in the morning. They also came to pick up the container on the day we agreed to have it picked. I would recommend these guys and will do business with them again in the future.

I recently needed IT Asset Disposition & ITAD Solutions, and AVA Recycling saved the day. Their…read moreeasy and reliable way of recycling IT equipment and destroying hard drives impressed me. They are the best in the business for anyone who wants to get rid of their electronic waste quickly."

thank you to Janni V for their review of DART container recycling…read more I just found out I can't throw my to-go boxes into my recycling and have to bring it to Dart. was given a link to read about it, but there was no real info....where, hours, how/what to do. There was an address that I had to mapquest/google to see where, futher than I thought it was. Hours? I guess it's 24/7, bins? what to do? can I bag up all my styrofoam/to go boxes and toss the bag in? do I have to throw each item separately, If you want us to recycle effectively, provide us details of what to do, otherwise I will just throw it in my regular garbage. :(

You probably know Dart Container Corporation, even if you don't think you do. If you've eaten…read moreanything that was ever packed in styrofoam (such as any carry-out food or leftovers you've taken home from a restaurant), or had many cold or hot beverages from a restaurant, you've probably used a Dart container. What not everyone knows is that Dart doesn't just manufacture all sorts of #6 styrofoam containers. Dart also offers a 24/7 public dropoff recycling facility outside its headquarters in North Aurora. While most communities in the area now offer recycling services along with regular garbage pickup, most communities don't have the capacity to recycle #6 styrofoam (and some plastic). Not sure if what you have in your hand is #6? Check the bottom of the container. You should see a triangle made of 3 arrows that are going around it. In the middle, there will be a number. Plastics (and styrofoam) are labeled 1 through 6, to designate what type of plastic/styrofoam it is. For more information on the codes and their meanings, check out this slideshow: http://www.thedailygreen.com/green-homes/latest/recycling-symbols-plastics-460321#slide-1 At any rate, while I do wish that my local township offered recycling of #6 items, I'm glad Dart is stepping up and taking responsibility to recycle this stuff. More people need to know this is here, which is why I've added this business to Yelp. It's pretty simple. You drive up to the 24/7 bins and toss styrofoam from electronics in one side, and styrofoam from foodservice applications in the other. Just follow the signs and you'll be fine. No muss, no fuss. In our house, we store up our styrofoam in a big bin and take a trip over to Dart when it gets full. Bonus: then we find somewhere cool to check out for lunch, since Dart is about 45 minutes away. Nice! :)

I came here to recycle some old cell phones, cameras,and computer. It was very easy once I found…read morethe place. It is in the Naperville executive center and there is no sign about recycling. There is a small office with one man working. It was free so that was nice.

2 Days parked outside of a garage that had a growing pile of cardboard boxes you'd think I was on…read moremy way to becoming a compulsive hoarder. So I had to ask myself: Do you have excessive clutter in your home? *Ugh, yes. But it's temporary Is clutter preventing you from inviting someone over or you to do something? *YES! My poor car has feelings too and now that it has a covered home I can't even put it in it : ( Would it make you feel better if you could discard these items to make a clearer area? *Indeed, but what's a girl to do? Oh this was going downhill fast. Those ridiculous boxes, I didn't want to be that trashy girl next door that everyone whispers about when they snag their mail so something needed to be done. Pronto. Once again the Chamber of Commerce saved the day and pointed me in the direction of the recycling center. It's centrally located, and close to where I live so I stopped at the information desk and asked where the drop off was. A woman inside smiled and told me that outside, near the gas pumps is the drop off. I pulled up slowly thinking it was just me and I could do what I had to do, but there is surveillance and an employee there for assistance. I'm not one to let others do all of the work for me and my junk so I helped out, who knows if that's the rules. He was funny about it and told me I was strong. It was cardboard, the weight was nothing! Within minutes my car was cleared, my garage free of cluttered recyclable waste and it was done. All for FREE. You can't beat that. Well that was fun, and I'm glad to know that I am NOT part of the 2% of the population that are hoarders. Phew!

They have inaccurate hours listed on their website and the building gate sign. Misleading. I…read moreattempted to go there twice, each time they were closed! Spent 2 hours trying to drop off items. Now they are going in the garbage. Is correcting the hours on your sign so difficult?!