Friendly staff. They make it easy to get rid of tech items you may no longer need. I have gone to…read morethem multiple times.

My go to place too dispose of recyclable electronics. Easy drop off and friendly staff.read more

Nice and clean recycling center. The staff was helpful and fast. In and out in no time, at all.read more

The process is smooth. You sort and organize your recycling materials (plastic, aluminum, and…read moreglass). Then you get paid for it for the amount you bring. The exchange rate is moderately fair and equally comparative to its competitors nearby. Also, there is decent amount of parking when you go when there isnt a lot of people. Overall, whenever I needed some few bucks, this place always held it down for me.

the one in gardenia is trash the rip you offf...i recycled at the one in tustin orange county …read more. i got 3.45 lb for 70% wire ......yesterday today...the one gardenia was 2.70 lb..... ....i asked her why a 70 cent difference she said every yard is different .... dumbest answer ever.. there both sa recycle and the price of coppper doesnt not change ....stay away and dont recycle there ..... !!!!

I had never been to a scrap yard before but our new house came with some ugly fireplace art that…read morewas solid copper. These guys were professional and run a tight ship. Supper easy. I'll be back to give them the old furnace.

I would just overall avoid coming here unless you have to. The only good part is the hours. Most of…read morethe workers seem to be overall angry with life and unhappy to be there. The pricing is almost $75 dollars more per ton than anywhere else. Bad business do not support.

I am very happy with my service from them. I ordered a 3 yd dumpster. It was delivered the day they…read moresaid and picked up a few days later when it was full. Very easy to deal with.My only complaint was that the delivery window they gave me was 7am-4pm. I waited all day and they finally showed at 3:30pm. A 2 hr delivery window would be better, 9 hrs is excessive. I'd def use them again and have already recommended them to a friend!

I've held several types of fundraisers and what I liked best about Angel Bins shoe drive was that…read moreit was easy to ask my community to donate shoes. Everyone loved how their shoe donation will not only help my fund, but assists those in need in S. America and Africa. I was pleased that they offered a bonus per lb. the month we held our drive in 2018, we reached our secondary goal, getting to the next level of price per lb., and we won the photo contest on top of that! Whooo hoooo!!!!!!!! My team and I collected 2,543 lbs. of shoes in 1.5 months. It was a lot of work, you definitely need helpers for this type of feat, but it was satisfying to see it all come together in the end. Couldn't have done it w/o my friends and family! Jaritza was my contact person at Angel Bins; she was friendly and easy to communicate with. The driver who picked up our bags was fast and efficient. I recommend Angel Bins, they're awesome!

Jaritza, I want to express to you and your team on how…read moreimpressed I was with my whole experience with your organization! From day one your clear communication on what to expect, and providing reassurance on if we didn't meet our goal, we could get extension. The ideas to get more feedback on getting shoes! I was also very taken by the professionalism of your driver, and how he communicated details about the Facebook post, and referral bonuses! I will be sharing with some of our local sport organizations!! Thank you! My team was impressed on what was able to be accomplished! Warmly, Sharlena Piña & RedWings baseball

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.

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.

My uncle told me about this place. It cost us $40 each drop off. We had to dispose of some old…read morebricks from our backyard wall. The guy there was friendly and I would definitely come back!

I was looking to dispose of the remains of a fireplace and chimney, and this place was recommended…read moreto me by a friend who's dating someone in the family that owns this place. When I called to get more information, the receptionist was super friendly & helpful and let me know they could arrange to bring a dumpster to my house if I needed (but I didn't). She also gave me a general estimate over the phone. So when I finally rolled up with my load of bricks, I was totally preparing to talk fast to get the "friends and family" rate if she was wrong, but as she had estimated, the price was so cheap that I didn't even bother! My friend who was assisting me in dumping the bricks has more experience with LA dumps and even he was shocked at how cheap it was! So of course, this is primarily a cash-only transaction (they might take credit cards if your bill gets bigger, but I'd call and ask), so I had to leave my DL as collateral and hit the bank. The workers were totally cool & accommodating. So this is my big thank you to this company for making the disposal of a fireplace & chimney a fast, painless, and cheap process. Wish I had more business for them!