This is my second time going to this place. I usually fill 2…read moreBig Green Bags I have and take it to this place at La Mirada next to Stater Bros Market. First time I got $ 16.00 dollars for the 2 bags without crusing the plastic watter bottles. Today my Second time I took the same 2 Big Green Bags with all plastic bottles and I crushed them to get more money and I tool on the side like 100 or more crushed soda cans aluminium and I got only $ 12.00. Big Rip Off , the first time a lady was there and this time a guy. What a big difference, I took way more plus the soda cans and I got way less. I think it is easy for these dishonest employees to rip people off.

This location is still in business!! (I drove by on…read moreWhittier blvd this time .) They just moved their stall behind the Chevron station, closer to the Ralph's main parking lot. (Anyways, sorry I mentioned that this recycling center was closed .)

Ladies were very nice!…read more I Don't really recycle but why not I thought, it's easy! I just had plastic and cans!

I've come here several times with my mum, and this time, I came alone with plastic bottles,…read morealuminum cans, and glass bottles. The conversion rates are posted, and there's plenty of netted containers to store your recyclables in. The employee was very kind, patient, and at the end, I received $5, even though my total was about 30 cents less, to my memory. Service is quick, as there isn't really much of a wait in line. Before you receive your compensation in cash, you sign an itemized receipt.

This recycler has been around for decades and is located right next to a pick a part auto…read moredismantler. Most of the patrons are bringing in aluminum cans and glass, but they also accept any raw materials with a drivers license. The money is paid out via atm or by an employee, so it's convenient. I've had a 14' aluminum pergola, which I never installed, so I chopped it up in 5' pieces and loaded everything into my SUV. It took me two trips, and i needed to load everything onto metal carts, and the friendly employees assisted me weight the products. Overall, I'm satisfied. I cleared out the scrap from my yard, have less cluster, and recycled a product for a better environment.

This is where I recycle my plastic, aluminum, glass, and scrap metal. Yes- it's dirty and stinky,…read morebut what do you expect?! They pay the most of any recycling center around, you can even grab the coupon online to get even more money. You have to sort it yourself in the rolling carts they provide, but if you don't sort it right they will help you and correct it. They will also sort your metal for you depending on what type it is. They take basically everything and you walk away with $$$, plus recycling is good for Earth!

THIS PLACE IS CLOSED! Drove up and down the street, and there is only a mechanic shop in operation.read more

It's a recycling center not a spa so expect a interesting odor but the staff there are friendly…read morethey give you billions to sort your recyclables and in general it's pretty quick they give you cash after weighing your deposit I will go here again

What an awesome location. A lot of residents recycle here, and are treated which such great…read moregratitude and appreciation. Mr. Luis is the blueprint on how to treat others! In addition to blessing the community!

2nd time here and my last. I thought the first time was a fluke getting bad service. Horrible…read morecustomer service and I really feel like their scales are off or they input the numbers lower than the weight, no scale screen faces the customer so really you would never know. Walked away with $23 and the amount of cans I had from previous recycle center visits should be at least $30- but there's no way to verify it ‍

Ricardo. Best customer service. Fast. Fun. And friendly. Very helpful with recycling and very good…read morecustomer service. Professional and positive

I returned to drop off three trash bags of mostly aluminum and a bit of plastic. The service was…read moreexcellent and again, I love how clean the area is. It's very well-maintained!

This place is closed for good. I've gone back a couple of times to double check and nothing.read more

Excellent place to take your recycling. Do recommend going early thou as it can get pretty busyread more

I general go here twice a year, once we have saved up a cars-worth of cans, plastic, & glass. I…read morealways see the same 2 workers (I think it's a married couple that runs it) - they are both super friendly. The parking area is really tight, and hard to get in and out of it, but I still give them 5 stars because that doesn't effect the high quality of service and competitive pricing being received here. The only real issue I've ever had is that they're only open when Pacific Tire is open, since they are located behind PT and share the same driveway: still not enough reason to drop them to any less than 4.5 stars, so I'll round up as I am an optimist.

These guys made a deal with me on Offerup for 2 push carts. When I was almost at their place to…read morepick up, i got a message they decided to sell it to another guy for a higher price. Thats the kind of people they are. They dont honor deals they make with you. Dont waste your time. STAY AWAY !

Do not take your recyclables here. The recycle center here is permanently closed. I learned the…read morehard way. ‍

When I'm was a kid, there was a certain entertainment value to taking a trip "to the dump." My dad…read morewould load up the truck with old junk and off we would go into the foothills where, for a nominal fee, you could push all the crap out of your truck onto the ground... all while flocks of seagulls and crows poked through the trash for food while giant bulldozers and other cool machinery pushed the huge piles of stuff around. Fast forward 35 years, and now I am the dad with a big truckload of broken flooring and wall plaster that needs to go somewhere. Turns out the dump I went to as a kid is now all filled up, and features a golf course atop all those piles of trash buried beneath. So, with a huge mess on my hands, I started calling around to see where I could legally get rid of some stuff. I called this MRF, and they actually answered their phone. Since this simple move seems to be a rarity in the local industry, I ended up going there. I arrived at the facility, pulled my truck into the vehicle scale, and approached the window. COVID rules play here, but with the dust and god knows what blowing around, it's a good idea to mask up anyway. The place also requires patrons to wear safety vests, and they sell them for about five bucks if you don't have one. Note well: it ain't cheap. All sorts of rules, regulations, taxes, fees and the like have made this gig practically a Ben Franklin cost per trip. But I suppose it's better than trying to dump it illegally or hassling the "two scoops at a time" routine in your weekly trash pick up. They also did not weigh my truck on the way out, so I guess they just use a tare weight in my make and model. Who knows? Regardless, I made two trips here and got rid of most of the junk I needed to.

If you recycle catalytic converters professionally, this is the place to sell about as high up the…read moreconverter food chain without decanning 2000+ converters yourself into 55gal drums so you can get a high percentage of the recovered metal value. I don't think they buy from individuals or shady sources, but as a licensed auto repair dealer I had quite a collection built over the years. The guys from Legend came out within a few days of calling, laid out and graded 200+ converters, and paid a competitive price that day- SWEET! If you have a lot of 10+ converters, or if you're a repair or exhaust shop that's not sure you're getting the most from your converter scrap, give Legend a call to come out and bid on your lot. You might have to initially contact the main east coast business office from their website, but it's worth it!