Coal Mountain Recycling Convenience Center

Good layout with the circular drive. Generally easy to get in and out quickly, with the occasional recycler that is oblivious to others and blocks traffic. People are friendly, and there are a couple of super helpful people here that really make a difference. I sure hope that, once reopened, it retains the good layout and friendly vibe.

We decided to start taking our trash off ourselves. I found this center and we really like it. It’s clean, well organized and maintained. Plus it has great service.

Came to drop off cardboard and styrofoam from our recent move. We were instructed to get hefty renew orange bags available at any Kroger or target. We visited 3 krogers. None of them have the bags. If you want people to use them update your store lists, or provide them onsite. Your process gaps cause people to dump their styrofoam vs doing the right thing. We spent 2 hours today dealing with finding the bag. Do better.

Easy, Fast, Friendly! Regular bags of trash are around ¢50/bag (unless they raised the price). Great place to decrease your carbon foot print. There is even wood chips for grabs near by. In the same general area there is also a park. Wonderful Location!

Great place to drop off a wide array of materials.

The only reason I don’t give a 5 star rating is because the 2 most recycles items, cardboard and plastic, sit at the very front of the entrance, and when it’s busy, there is a major backlog of cars trying to get in and sometimes people carrying their stuff in front of other cars. As a whole though, I am very satisfied and it’s a very nice and well run place.

This is a self service recycle center where you DONATE your recycled materials to help offset the cost of disposing your bagged trash. You can dispose of up to 5 each 50 gallon trash sacks for $0.50 each per day. Your 6th and over is $2.00 each. For separated recycled materials they take flattened cardboard, type 1 & 2 plastic, aluminum cans, tin & steel cans, scrap metal, usable old clothes, used books, magazines, telephone books, newspapers, used frying oil, used motor oil, used antifreeze, (green, blue, clear, and brown glass), (alkaline, ni-cad, lead acid batteries), and for a $5 fee tires.

I love that I can recycle glass here and get mulch for my gardens. Getting free mulch from Coal Mountain saved me over $200! Highly recommend!