Main Street Fibers

Jared Sinkwich (Red) (5/5 stars, 2 months ago): All the employees are great and they have a ton of knowledge about all recyclable materials and the prices are great also! Im still gonna keep my 5 star rating for y'all but I have an issue. I have aluminum crv cans that have the top separated from the can because at the bar where the cans come from they remove the top for some reason i think to drink from the can like a cup well I bring in the cans with the lids and I am told you will not pay CRV on them. One of the employees said they can't because i did not purchase them. How many of the cans and bottles that people bring in do you think they purchased all of them? It doesn't matter who paid the deposit on the can. The deposit was paid. It just doesn't make sense because I can take the lid put it in the can and then smash the can and you will never know that they were separated. Then the one employee raise his voice at me. Telling me that he already told me he can't take it but he didn't explain any sensable reason as to why. I'm not mad at you guys and I'm not even feeling any type of way besides just being confused. Another point I'd like to make is there are some containers that do not say crv on them at all but you guys take them as crv now like wine bottles. Do you see why maybe I might be a bit confused. That's my little event. But I love you guys and I thank you for doing business with me and keep up the good work and yeah stay smart and be safe!!!

Mario Rangel (5/5 stars, 5 months ago): I went with my kids to recycle Some cans and bottles and for being hallowing season the staff was so cool and give my kids goodie bags full of candy’ that was so cool! My kids loved the experience.

Jorge R. (2/5 stars, 8 years ago): Run of your mill recycling center. Most of the workers speak Spanish but clear enough English to finish a transaction. Set in the rural area of Montclair Ontario border the place is next to a railroad track still being used today. The yard is one of three yes that's right three. One is for industrial recycling materials via businesses the other for packing and shipping for the state it seems and the one I'm reviewing. Is for the local collected and recyclables. It's really simple you pull in one way. You empty your cargo in containers lined against the wall. Walk up to the yellow line to get weighed in and get your receipt. Then make your way to a very wierd one way mirror window and hand over your ticket. Collect your money and leave knowing you help your carbon footprint. Serve is very minimal by example. It's dirty and industrial so you know it's recycling standards. Quick and painless. Bring gloves and have fun.