SoCal Recycling provides communities with a safe and efficient way to redeem recycling products at fixed centers convenient to the community. Not only does recycling help our environment and ensure a better future for our planet and our children, recycling at a recycling center lets you redeem your recyclable materials (glass, aluminum and plastic) for cash on top of that feeling of saving the world.
SoCal Recycling has been selected by Culver City to participate in a first of it's kind mobile recycling program where the SoCal Recycling mobile recycling center will be available in different locations throughout Culver City on different days, making it easier for the community to recycle and redeem their recyclable materials.
SoCal Recycling has been selected by Culver City to participate in a first of it's kind mobile recycling program where the SoCal Recycling mobile recycling center will be available in different locations throughout Culver City on different days, making it easier for the community to recycle and redeem their recyclable materials.
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SoCal Recycling has been selected by Culver City to participate in a first of it's kind mobile recycling program where the SoCal Recycling mobile recycling center will be available in different locations throughout Culver City on different days, making it easier for the community to recycle and redeem their recyclable materials.
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Ms. A.
Jan 03, 2022
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Hannah D.
Oct 08, 2021
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Ana V.
Sep 01, 2020
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I usually go to Altadena recycling center on Lincoln. Never again, they have no parking they are not accommodating they wanted us to park on the street about a block away and then carry the bags to be counted. So we left and went to SoCal recycling center in Eagle Rock, a much more pleasant experience. There was no wait, plenty of parking, and the service was friendly. They willingly answered all questions. I will gladly drive the extra miles to take my recycling there.
The only reason I am not giving them 5 stars is because we could not find the location the address says 2700 but I think it
The only reason I am not giving them 5 stars is because we could not find the location the address says 2700 but I think it
Jose S.
Jul 14, 2020
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Suzie T.
Mar 04, 2020
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Followed a disabled man on a wheelchair with a clear disability to do anything on his own. I admired the man, but when I noticed he was struggling, salivating and having a clear neuro / cognitive disability I felt compelled to help. The gentleman working here WITH NO OTHER PEOPLE TO TEND TO BUT HIM DID NOT VOLUNTEER TO HELP, he instead gave him his back and got on his phone!! Just like it's seen on a photo here. Not okay. I immediately jumped out of my car, I asked him if he had gloves, he nonchalantly said no and gave me his back again. This is NOT OKAY. I basically did it all for the poor
Rocio C.
Nov 15, 2019
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Brett P.
Sep 27, 2019
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It's a convenient place to take your bottles for recycling. However, the staff has terrible customer service. The one guy who was sorting out my things for recycling said to me "we don't take that" when he saw my pineapple juice cans. And they have their tip jar out as if they expect a tip. I will give them a tip. They should treat their customers nicer. I almost forgot, there was a lady customer before me who was upset how they were treating her. So I am not the only one complaining about their customer service.
Michelle L.
May 05, 2019
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Katie B.
Jan 16, 2019
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Not much info dropped on you upon arrival, nor assistance offered (even though they have a tip jar). I showed up a little after they opened on a Tuesday morning, announced it was my first time, tried to make chit chat, however neither of those two things resulted in further engagement. I was just told to separate my things and put them in the canisters...there didn't seem to be any restrictions or monitoring of the canisters to ensure I wasn't adding anything I wasn't supposed to. They didn't accept my cardboard but my glass, cans, and plastic was all aok. My stuff was weighed
William C.
Dec 01, 2018
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Cari A.
Jul 21, 2018
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The Glendale recycling center was full so I came here for the first time today (Saturday).
Location:
The top floor of the Macy's parking lot (Eagle Rock Plaza) on the right hand side.
What to do:
1. Grab an orange bin and sort your cans, plastic bottles, and plastic containers. If you have glass bottles, use the blue bins.
2. Put your bins on the scale
3. Sign your name on their clipboard and get cash
Pros:
-lots of parking available
-there was a young guy working who helped answer my questions and was really friendly
Cons:
-tons of bees/wasps circling around the cans today
-one of the
Location:
The top floor of the Macy's parking lot (Eagle Rock Plaza) on the right hand side.
What to do:
1. Grab an orange bin and sort your cans, plastic bottles, and plastic containers. If you have glass bottles, use the blue bins.
2. Put your bins on the scale
3. Sign your name on their clipboard and get cash
Pros:
-lots of parking available
-there was a young guy working who helped answer my questions and was really friendly
Cons:
-tons of bees/wasps circling around the cans today
-one of the
Oscar I.
Jul 21, 2018
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Nicole H.
Nov 27, 2017
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Kenneth L.
Aug 15, 2017
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Spyke H.
Nov 24, 2015
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Keep in mind, this is just a shipping container parked on the upper deck of a parking garage at a mall. It's a recycling center, not a hospital. Don't expect it to be clean. Usually smells like stale beer. Occasional Yellowjackets hang around in summer.
The attendants are not real talkative, but are not rude or surly either. These guys weight fast and move you through quickly. It's hard to keep up if you're trying to read the weights. I come every 3-4 weeks, and I've only "felt" shorted once. It happens, I payed more attention after that. The usual attendant
The attendants are not real talkative, but are not rude or surly either. These guys weight fast and move you through quickly. It's hard to keep up if you're trying to read the weights. I come every 3-4 weeks, and I've only "felt" shorted once. It happens, I payed more attention after that. The usual attendant
Raisa S.
Sep 10, 2015
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Peter C.
Jul 17, 2015
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Mauricio A.
Mar 08, 2015
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They are a little slow when the truck comes. That's natural but a quick "we'll be with you in a moment" goes a long way. So does please, thank you, and you're welcome. The review was going to be more positive but my last visit changed this.
The people working there when I went were thuggish and had that macho attitude that is so prevalent in LA. I felt like I was walking into a gangbanger controlled neighborhood going there. Where's my gun? Crap, I'm not packing! Hope I don't get shot!
They don't weigh your recyclables where you can see the
The people working there when I went were thuggish and had that macho attitude that is so prevalent in LA. I felt like I was walking into a gangbanger controlled neighborhood going there. Where's my gun? Crap, I'm not packing! Hope I don't get shot!
They don't weigh your recyclables where you can see the
