Main Street Fibers

Alejandra Rangel

TERRIBLE PLACE ! Its so upsetting that I even have to write this review it’s ridiculous. I have ALWAYS gone to this recycling center because it WAS my favorite one in ontario. I usually collect lots of cans and plastics and take them all at once in 2 different cars. Well I have a Fiat so I cant fit many bottles so my boyfriend brought some bottles in his car. We wanted to do 2 rounds so we can get rid of most of the recyclables we had. Well as soon as I get there the 2nd time “LUIS” decides to come towards me barely letting me get off my car telling me that I cant recycle anymore because there is a 100lb limit which IS NOT TRUE. It is 100lb for ALUMINUM and 100lb for PLASTIC PER CAR. I had 2 cars meaning 200lb of aluminum and 200lb of plastic were acceptable. Well he still decided to take my receipt from my first trip which was only 5lb combined to the supervisors to see if I could recycle which OFCOURSE THEY SAID I CAN. Point is they try to push you around ! After that conflict LUIS kept giving me dirty looks and walking around my car trying to intimidate me. I had NEVER seen this LUIS EVER when I always use to come . I will not be returning here ever especially when Luis is still there trying to intimidate people instead of doing his actual job . And his coworkers straight up told me after to not listen to him that he’s crazy and trippen. If he is crazy and trippen then why the f is he working there .

Jesse Gamiochipe

I've been going there for 15 years and always get good prices on my precious metals and my CRV. A perk of being a regular customer and faithful client is I don't have to wait 3 days to get my money if it's past $20.

Cherie Cisneros

Very nice place to recycle my wife Cherie Cisneros goes here all the time she loves there manager Jose there he is friendly and they never screw us over

Jorge R.

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.