EDCO Station Recycling Buyback Center (Hours apply to Buyback Center only)

8184 Commercial St La Mesa CA 91942 USA

4.9 (8 reviews)

EDCO Station Recycling Buyback Center (Hours apply to Buyback Center only) recycling center in La Mesa, CA - View of facility

About This Center

EDCO is a Family Owned and Locally Operated waste collection and recycling company, serving numerous communities in Southern California since 1967. They specialize in offering integrated, user-friendly waste removal and recycling programs for residential homes, multi-family properties, commercial businesses, multi-tenant buildings, industrial centers, construction sites, and community events. EDCO provides services such as bill payment, service requests, starting or stopping services, service schedules, recycling guides, and information on residential and commercial services including waste collection and recycling programs. They also host events like FREE Paper Shredding, E-Waste Collection, and Mulch Giveaway Events, encouraging proper disposal and recycling practices to reduce waste going to landfills and increase recycling efforts. Visitors can use their "What Goes Where?" search tool to determine the best way to discard materials, learn about recycling, and access educational resources in their learning center.

Materials Accepted and Services Offered

PaperCardboardGlassPlastics #1 & #2ElectronicsAppliancesNo GlassNo Plastic BagsNo StyrofoamDrop-offSelf-ServiceTransfer StationShredding

Featured Reviews

Volodymyr Korsun

Volodymyr Korsun (5/5 stars, 9 months ago): The best recycling center in San Diego! No line helpful personnel clean and fair payments. Used to go to Miramar recycling center but they would not pay a segregated glass rate for sorted bottles. This recycling center does. Plenty of parking as well.

Alana Shea

Alana Shea (5/5 stars, 6 months ago): So I had a rechargeable coffee foam whisk that decided to lose its mind last night and get super hot start turning itself on and off etc. My whole wall was shaking because it was inside the cupboard going WILD. Now I’ve seen enough Station 19 and Chicago Fire to know this thing could combust and burn the house down overnight after realizing it had a lithium-ion battery inside without an accessible compartment to remove it and it just kept getting hotter as it ran. Couldn’t shut it off. After much debate with the council (my mom) my proposed plan of putting it in a ceramic mug in the middle of the driveway for the night was accepted so that’s what I did. Anyway today we took the battery (WHICH WAS STILL HUMMING) to Edco today and the guys were super nice. I just parked and they took it. I didn’t even go inside. Cheers. Moral of the story don’t put lithium-ion battery powered coffee whisks and other related products in your cupboard unless you want to be a disposable extra in a firefighter NBC show.

Ji Wi

Ji Wi (5/5 stars, 10 months ago): I love going there the guys work there very polite I been going there around 4 years. You have show ID but it's never crowded.