WEB Recycling

We are open on Thursday and Friday 9am to 5pm, Saturday from 9am to 3pm. At the lake Isabella location only.

Otherwise they create air pockets in the bail or they explode when being crushed, they have to compact everything down or they couldn't stay in business taking that small of weight down to the processer

We are currently unable to go mobile in Kernville or Southlake.

100 pounds. is the limit on plastic and aluminum. Glass is 500 pounds.

James we only make appts for the organizations and Bars at this time. That way they are not holding up the line of public recyclers during normal business hours.

Stephanie, As I am sure by now you found out that the cashier you had an appt with was ill on Saturday. Sadly there was no one else available to cover her shift. We are sorry you were not seen. Hopefully this will not happen to you again. We do work with all volunteers here so it can sometimes happen that people are ill or they just can't make it in. Once again I am sorry this happened to you.

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Yes we are open from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m.

Most recycling collection programs are single-stream. But you shouldn't crush cans in a single-stream system. That's because it's harder for the electrical current which helps separate out aluminum cans at municipal recycling facilities to identify them as cans when they're crushed. Check with your local recycling center for their policy on this matter.

Sally, Thank you for asking, since the onset of COVID-19 the state, county and CalRecycle have implemented several new regulations. These are to keep you and the crew persons who handle the recyclables safer. 1.) Before arriving at the facility please make sure that all recyclables are sorted first by material, IE cans from plastic and glass. 1.) Plastic must be sorted by # (you can find it inside the triangle) most all will be #1 or #2. #1 is most soda and beverage bottles, #2 is the opaque plastic like in milk bottles. As for caps this is a safety issue, we use a compression baler and the caps become projectiles that can put someone's eye out or other damage if it hits you. That is why caps be removed, the state says bottles must be free of any contamination prior to being processed. 3.) Glass must be separated colored from clear. 4.) All CRV must be separate from scrap. Completing these steps prior to arrival makes your trip here faster and easier. I hope this Helps.

Debbie, Currently we are setting up a schedule for South Lake and Kernville. We should be able to start servicing them in Oct. or Nov. I am sorry for the wait but getting back up on your feet after such a long closure is a tough one. Thank You for your interest.

If you are talking about turning it in to a scrap dealer the you need to contact one of them in Bakersfield. We do not buy scrap metal of any kind, we are strictly a CRV recycler. Sorry...

Neomi, I am managing this business for my Parents. They are getting older and are unable to do so themselves any longer. How may I assist you?

There closed until January 7th 2020 9:00 am

There is a truck parked just to the east of gateway Mkt on Friday they are in Kernville on vacation Thursday

Lathlena, Once you bring your items to WEB and we refund the CRV to you we then bale up each product individually. Each week we take the materials in our main yard to a CA Certified Processor, they in turn shred chip or pulverize the material for the next step in the recycling process. I hope this answers your question. Thank you for your interest in what we do. WEB Recycling

I have had them ask for name, can't remember 1st time there. Started long time back with all recycle, it was for tracking purpose with so much theft around us. Nothing personal

State regulations are we can take 50 small or 50 large plastic bottles at a time. Or a combination that equals 50 pieces. The same goes for cans and glass. I will say that if you are bringing in mostly the thin water bottles your best bet is to count them into bags of 50 and turn them in 1 at a time. However if you are bringing in 2ltr pop bottles, gatoraide, poweraide, or any of the other drink bottles that are thicker, you will get a better return by weighing them. We can not however pay you for a count of 50 and weigh the rest on the same order. Once again state regulation. Sorry. But you can get back in line to go through again.

they can if they have space.

No, WEB Recycling is open Tuesday - Saturday, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. closed for lunch 12 p.m. to 1 p.m.

CRV prices are as follows: Cans. 1.60 lb #1 pete plastic. 1.28 lb Glass. .101 lb # 2 HDPE plastic. .58 lb These are the most common. If you need pricing for other CRV recyclables please call during office hours. Hope this helps.

Sadly we do not purchase any scrap materials as we are not licensed to do so. We are a Certified CA Redemption Center, meaning we accept all cans, plastic bottles and glass bottles. We will accept all recyclable plastic and glass but can only pay anyone for the ones with the CA Redemption Value label on them.