Johnny C.
10/10/2009
Just returned from here. Dudes working there were hilarious. They were nice, fast and dare I say.... normal! You know how most of the time when you go to these places they have the oddest...
Big Foot Recycling Center
Closed
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1621 McConnel Ave
Shasta Lake, CA 96019
Bigfoot Recycling is a professionally managed recycling processor based in Anderson and Redding, California, overseeing the recycling process of over ten million pounds of recyclables in Shasta, Tehama, and Butte County. With a mission to provide the cleanest and friendliest facilities, Bigfoot Recycling offers over twenty collection locations in Shasta and Tehama counties, striving to save the planet's resources through aluminum can recycling.
Specializing in high-quality aluminum, glass, and plastic recycling programs throughout Northern California, Bigfoot Recycling is dedicated to serving the community's recycling needs while promoting environmental sustainability. By collecting approximately 10 million pounds of aluminum in Shasta County, Bigfoot Recycling contributes to closed-loop recycling, turning used aluminum cans back into new products in as little as 60 days.
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3.05 reviewsJeri Diane S.
10/30/2023
Been there and they're not open at the time they say they're going to be open I get there at 10:00 a.m. sit there for 20-25 minutes and they're not there that's happened twice to me and I come...
Terri B.
6/4/2022
At the Shasta Lake center last weekend and there was only 1 employee working. Poor guy, he was running his Butt off Doing It All !!! He kept up a Great attitude, never complained, joked with...
Steven W.
7/16/2015
These people will rob you blind. Take your cans to North State. They pay more and don't short you due to made up reasons such as there is a leaf in your cans so they are dirty. I will never give...
Dave C.
8/7/2017
This place WAS good. Today on Aug 8 2017 I was cashing in my cans like i do once a year. I was 95 pounds of cans into my off load when JAKE finally tells me that if it's over 100 lbs he will...
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