Recycle 1

3209 S 36th St Phoenix AZ 85040 USA

3 (39 reviews)

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About This Center

Recycle 1 is a recycling center that offers customized commercial recycling solutions for businesses, providing quality recycling programs and high-quality raw materials to manufacturers. They incentivize clients' recycling efforts to reduce landfill footprints and associated costs, offering plastic, paper, and metal recycling services, waste audits, trucking services, and state-of-the-art recycling equipment. Recycle 1 aims to make recycling easy and efficient, with convenient nationwide locations. They accept a range of materials, including paper, plastic, and metal, and now also old clothing for repurposing at their St. Albans, VT location. For drop-offs, customers are instructed to use the closed top canister. Contact information includes their office headquarters at 45 Northeast Industrial Road, Branford, CT 06405.

Materials Accepted and Services Offered

PlasticPaperMetalClothingDrop-off

Featured Reviews

Stacey Singleton

Stacey Singleton (4/5 stars, 3 weeks ago): aka: CANUSA Wow 😮 this place is very small. Pray before coming here and I’m not joking. That’s the reason I found a place to post on the street directly in front of the west entrance. I’m in a sleeper cab. Call the number on sign to check in. To Pickup hug the left side coming in and take the left scale to weigh empty. After getting a thumbs 👍🏼 up from the nice lady inside pull off to the RIGHT so you can swing wide and make U-turn and then back into one of the four docks. I gave 4 stars because although it’s a challenge it is safely doable if you go slow. Good helpful staff. There are two tiny scales next to each other so make sure you know which one

Vadim Olari

Vadim Olari (1/5 stars, 3 years ago): Well... it took 3.5 hrs to unload. Park on the street and call the number on the wall to check in. Then wait. They open at 5:30am not 7am like Google says then they will give priority to their local runners and then get to the OTR from time to time. I understand they have to do business so do we!!!! And the most interesting thing is they will give you the scale ticket not when you checked in but when they called you and got you on the scale.... sooo detention here... who knows... depending on the broker. Good luck with this place....

Mark Mowen

Mark Mowen (1/5 stars, 6 years ago): I called and asked if they buy cardboard bails and I was told yes at $80 a ton. I said great I have 5 I’ll see you soon. I drove across town about 25 miles got on the scale went inside and was told they only take cardboard bails if they are over 600 lbs each. Thanks for wasting my time and gas. Maybe explain better when someone calls and don’t to just try to end the conversation fast.