recently brought in a large batch of cans to Santana Recycling and the process was simple and…read morequick. I had already sorted everything and once I arrived things moved along smoothly. The workers are nice and helpful. They are out there even when it is hot and they helped me drag my barrels over after I finished sorting, which I appreciated. It can be a little difficult to spot at first since the recycling area is located behind the Lowe's, but once you know where it is, it is an easy stop if you have an abundance of cans to turn in. They also have a portable handwashing station, which I was grateful for because my hands were pretty sticky after handling all the cans. I feel like they pay well for aluminum and plastic goods making the effort to recycle more worth the work.

Stopped by this location today for the first time. Smooth and easy experience, would recommend!…read more LOCATION: Behind Big Lots and Lowe's buildings on Fairway. I had the day off today so I decided to load up our trunk with recyclables. Drove to our usual recycling place (NorCal Recycling behind Hobby Lobby on Douglas) and was bummed that they're closed on Mondays. Really didn't want to have to unload the bags or carry them around until the next time I could make it out there. Decided to come on Yelp to find another recycling center close by. Saw Santana Recycling on Fairway but had never heard of it or even had any idea where it was located. Skimmed the 8 reviews but didn't see any mention of the location. Figured it was probably on the side or the back of a building so I drove around and finally found it behind Big Lots (close to the Lyon building). Plenty of parking but if you want to be closer to the cashier, there are about 4 spots in closer proximity. Wasn't sure if they would bring the bins to me (like they do at NorCal Recycling) or if I was supposed to grab the bins, or lug my bags to the front or what. So I just grabbed a bundle of 3 bins to my car, dumped the different bags into corresponding bins (plastics, aluminum, glass) and then pushed the bins to the cashier. The cashier didn't say anything when he started weighing my bins so I greeted him instead. He responded politely and asked how I was doing. Weighing the items was fast and soon I was $12 richer and my trunk/garage was cleaner. :)

Easy place to recycle because the folks there are friendly and very helpful. Going there for the…read morefirst time, I thought would be intimidating, but they came along side me to help sort, weigh, and then pay. I now go there on a regular basis.

Their location has changed. They are now behind the Bel Air off Foothills. But consistent,…read morerespectful service remains the same! We recycle! And we love supporting this family-owned business!

We are happy we finally found a recycling place to take the cans and plastic bottles we have been…read moresaving. It was very easy, nice location, plenty of parking. It was our first time here. The young man told us to use their large trash cans to separate the different types of items.

5+ years of coming to Ivan's Recycling and the service is consistent. Truly an amazing recycling…read moreplace and we appreciate it!

Easy drop off. Get there early! Nice employees and helpful for this first-timer. I'm sure the value…read moreis great, but I don't go for reimbursement.

Efficient, helpful, and quick! That was my experience the first time and I will be back! Thank you…read moreNorCal Recycling! Also, I posted a question at an earlier date about receipts: First, thank you Sebastian for your response! My visit to NorCal after posting my question answered my question; NorCal Recycling will happily provide you with a receipt upon request.

What an awesome service this provides to the community for recycling their paper and cardboard…read more Thank you.

It's so easy to just pull up and drop off your cardboard instead of taking up space in your garbage…read morecans.

We recently had a bunch of furniture deliveries to our house that came in huge cardboard boxes. We…read moreknew it would take weeks for us to dispose of the cardboard in our normal weekly trash collection, so I looked online to see if the Lincoln dump would take it. We had been to the dump (Western Placer Waste Management Authority) a few months earlier to dispose of old paint cans that the previous homeowners had left in the garage. I remember going to the dump and finding it very confusing. So I'll jot down how I think the process goes, based on our two visits: If you're disposing paints, turn right. It's free to dispose of the paints if you live in Placer County. If you're trying to get cash for recyclables (plastic bottles, aluminum cans, glass bottles) or you have a truck load of stuff you want to dump, turn left. You'll see a line of cars waiting for their turn to talk to the attendant. The attendant will ask what brings you in. We said we had a bunch of cardboard boxes, as well as buyback items (cans, etc). He then gave us a paper that said "Buyback" on it and told us to drive further down. The next attendant took our paper and then told us to park at a certain number. Behind/below that number was a dumpster where you would unload your items, which in our case was a bunch of cardboard. Boy, that felt so nice to get rid of the cardboard from our house (for free!) and also know it would be going somewhere to probably get recycled again. (We did confirm they do not take styrofoam). As we were finishing up, we noticed a truck pulling in next to us and a mother and son dumpling a trunk load of items like an old bicycle as well as other trash. I was curious so I asked them how much they were charged for their load. The woman told me it was $44. I thought the process was very interesting. People want to get rid of old household items so they'll bring it to the dump. The attendants will I guess eyeball the load (or possibly weigh it?) and give you a price to unload the items. There might be a different structure and area if you're unloading, say, a ton of lawn cuttings, tree branches, etc like our gardener did for our yard work project. Maybe that's like a compost section that we didn't get to see on our visits. Definitely glad we have this place nearby. Now we know where to go if we want to get rid of paint, cardboard or just junk! Prices seem very reasonable.

We've been utilizing West Placer Waste Management Authority since moving to the county back in…read more2005. Watched the landfills grow and multiply through the years. For general residential waste, just follow the signs that'll lead you to a couple of booths where an attendant, after asking what your load is and city of residence, would direct you where to go next. They will provide you with a ticket for specific waste materials. There was no dumping fee for the flat screen TV, electric fan, elliptical and batteries that we had. NEVER omit what you're dumping like I did with the batteries as I had to go to the booths again to get a different ticket. NO TICKET NO DUMPING. It's a nice service for residents of the West Placer area. Customer relations, however, is a point that hasn't been corrected over the years.

Why write a review on a dump?  Because garbage is the necessary evil of all communities.  Like it…read moreor not, humans create an enormous amount of waste. And it needs to go somewhere.  The Western Region Sanitary Landfill stands out above many others as one of the best places to take your garbage.  For a nominal fee, you can rid yourself of the unwanted, unneeded, obsolete, outdated, broken, damaged, and useless items that plague your property. Old appliances, e-waste, hazardous waste and even used tires are accepted free.  Recycling is a top priority which prompted me to write this review. We have come here a few times already having to part with old TV's, a stereo system, and computer. It was a bit sad to see them go after serving a long, and faithful service. It's funny how some appliances and electronics that were part of the household for many years, makes me feel guilty about leaving them behind at the dump. The employees are nice and helpful in directing as to where you separate your garbage.  There is constant activity going on as trucks move to and fro, keeping the garbage under control and somewhat organized.  I especially appreciate, that they accept our used batteries at no charge! And we seem to accumulate a lot in a short amount of time! The importance of a dump is not thought of much, until an item you no longer want gets in your way, and then it becomes one of the best places to prove the phrase "out of sight, out of mind".   Where does it all go?  I don't think I want to know.

Good place of business. Very fair price of what they charge and good customer service and…read morenocomplaints for me. Definitely plan on being a repeat customer. as a matter, fact, I already have been will continue to use them in the future.

Reliable. Open when others say they are, but aren't. Easy spot to recycle at, service is what you…read morewould expect and there's a jug of water available if you need to rinse your hands.

They were nice enough, but once again I counted and weighed my recycling at home, and they shorted…read moreme by about 30%

AWESOME PLACE Recycle green waste,…read moreConcrete Dirt Wood.Lowest prices in Ca Athens rd past the casino

Hard to communicate with. Damaged a car in my yard. Refused…read moreto report to their insurance Co.

Called nick in the morning and he showed up the same day. Was fast, friendly and very affordable…read more He had the best rates of the many haulers I reached out too. I'm having him come back out to run another full load. I have absolutely no complaints and I'm will not hesitate to refer him out. Thank you again Andrew

Nick from Junkamento was responsive, reliable and quoted a great price!…read more My neighbor recommend another company called Junk Patrol and they turned out to be complete flakes, said they be there the next day, no show and no call and zero response. Imagine chasing any company to hand them cash only for them to ghost you, crazy millennials! Just call Nick from Junkamento to first, EZ!