Foothill Disposal Company

Truly rude people working there now. They used to be really nice, and you could turn in 50 cans per person. In the last year, it’s become 50 cans per CAR, or whatever rule they want to make up that day. What happens when 2 families carpool to the area? Or when 1 family drives 2 cars? Obnoxiously rude to my young kids, who wanted to turn in 50 cans each (instead of by weight). Really? They’re little kids, they’re not trying to cheat they system out of, what, 50 cents?

Foothill Disposal Company is wonderful. They take away large and small items that you no longer need. I am very grateful to have this service available to our community.

There is always someone working here during their posted hours (9 – 4 M-​F), at least in my experience. I’ll keep coming here with my recyclables since they seem to be consistent.

Starting at the beginning of 2013, they request you to remove all lids and caps from plastic and glass bottles prior to turning them in for redemption.
A little more work, but that’s okay.
If you want to maximize your return, remember to separate by 50 pieces of each type (glass, plastic, tin, aluminum) and either you’ll get $ 2.50 or $ 5 per 50.

I do my part the best I can — recycling it is! Caps can stay on plastic bottles, no requirement to remove them like the 808 do. Got there before 10:30 am and the line started luckily behind me. Waited for a few minutes for the green bin for plastics. Those who recycle any glass bottles — those go in the black bins. Getting cash back was not hard at all. Yup, there is a stench that comes and goes if you wait. But, the turn around is pretty quick.

Save the environment and make a little cash.
I used to buy water bottles before I switched to filtered water and had a buttload of the empties were sitting in my garage for over a year because I wanted to get cash for them, but i didn’t know where to turn them in.
Yesterday during my pre-​spring cleaning frenzy, I looked up recycle centers on here and found this place.
Like everyone says… if you bring in less than 50, you’ll get paid the full amount per bottle… any more than that will pay you buy the pound. It stinks a little, and it’s a little dirty, but we are dealing with «trash» so it’s a given, just bring some antibacterial handcleaner for your sanity. :)
Long story short, my garage is now clean of recyclables, I did my share to save the environment… and I made lunch money. Wohoo!

Open Tuesday — Saturday, 9:00 am to 3:00 pm. Place gets very busy so I usually go an hour or so before closing time.
Keep in mind there is a constant sour smell from all the recyclable drippings that seems to be on everything such as ground, containers that they use to weigh recyclables and the surrounding bins full of recyclables.
I really haven’t figured out why we pay full price for CRV items but when I take them to the recycler I’m paid less for my bulk recyclables. Everything is weighed separately but still I always feel like I’m getting ripped off. Well I guess its the way of the world… pay Peter and be robbed by Paul.
I think its a better deal to save up 50 items each of plastic bottles, glass bottles and aluminum cans cuz if you cash in that way at least they will pay full CRV price but then on the other hand you are limited.