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2 locations from 4 recycling listings in Hesperia.
Redemption centers that pay the deposit back on bottles and cans in bottle-bill states. Hours, fees, and accepted items change, so call or check the listing before you load up.
Bottle & Can Redemption Centers in Hesperia
A-1 Hesperia Recycling Company, Inc.
16666 Spruce St Hesperia CA 92345 USA
(760) 949-4629
Mon-Sun 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
3.5 (195 reviews)
A-1 Hesperia Recycling buys CRV bottles and cans, ferrous metal, nonferrous metal, and e-waste at 16666 Spruce Street, and it opens every day of the week with a truck scale that runs until shortly before close. Loads must be weighed or in line by closing time. California rules shape each sale. Sellers give a license plate number and valid ID, nonferrous sellers leave a thumbprint, and nonferrous payment waits three business days unless the seller holds a business or contractor license or qualifies as an exempt account through repeat visits. CRV loads face daily count and weight limits, and containers need a California redemption label for full value. The e-waste list excludes printers, scanners, photocopiers, keyboards, speakers, cameras, drones, medical equipment, and lighting.
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AIM Recycling
11099 G Avenue
(760) 947-3099
AIM Recycling on G Avenue in Hesperia buys ferrous and non-ferrous metals, including car bodies, appliances, and car batteries, and pays for materials. It also offers CRV redemption for bottles and cans.
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Bottle & Can Redemption Centers in Hesperia: FAQ
How much do I get back for cans and bottles in Hesperia, CA?
It depends on your state's bottle bill: most pay 5 or 10 cents per eligible container. Only containers sold in the state with the deposit marking qualify.
Do I need to sort my containers?
Most redemption centers ask you to separate by material (aluminum, plastic, glass) and sometimes by brand or distributor. Rinsed, uncrushed containers are processed fastest.
Is there a limit on how many containers I can return?
Some centers and retailers cap daily returns per person. Call ahead if you have a large load.