Reviews of Ravalli County Recycling, Inc. (Scrap Yards)
759 US-93, Hamilton, MT 59840
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Here you will be able to see all the opinions of people like you who purchase the services and products of Ravalli County Recycling, Inc. (Scrap Yards) near Montana.
Nowadays this business has a score of 3.7 stars over 5 and the rating has been calculated on 7 reviews.
As you can read, it reaches an opinions average is quite high, and it is based on a more or less high of feddbacks, so the assessment is more or less faithful, although it doesn't have a elevated quantity of valuations to grant it full reliability.
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This Scrap Yards is included in the category of Recycling center.
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REVIEWS OF Ravalli County Recycling, Inc. IN Montana
John Hansen
I believe this recycling center is staffed by volunteers. The staff is always helpful and extremely nice. They are there rain, sleet or snow. We appreciate that we can recycle and all the people that help to make that happen. We donate every time we go there.
Matthew Loftis
What a complete joke. Had a commercial account. Been billing me for months. Multiple emails, phone calls still no pickup.
Jeremy Erb
They take cardboard but not if it had oil on it. won’t take pizza boxes. It is free but they have a donation jar. Dont bother calling nobody answers the phone. Hours are Saturday 9AM-12Noon. Monday 3PM-6PM.
Phyllis Green
Hard working and dedicated volunteers helping to reduce our carbon footprint on our awesome Ravalli County. So glad they are here!!!
Maria Laughlin
I have learned a great deal about recycling by helping at the recycling center. I received college credit by doing an internship with the Ravalli County Recycling Center. I used my talents hosting the farmers market in Hamilton and by doing other marketing and educational outreach projects. I learned a great deal about how nonprofits work, how important social benefit organizations are to a community and how they give local citizens the opportunity to participate and contribute their time, energy and talents by doing meaningful and purpose driven work. Volunteers donate their time to help keep Ravalli County beautiful. RCR gets paid between $10 and $40 for one ton of cardboard. Think about that. It's been said that RCR gets lots of money for the materials they take in, in reality, recycling is not a money maker. It is an act that saves natural resources from being wasted. It is performed by few people 20 or so in our town, considering how many people live in Ravalli County 40,000 plus. The many are benefited by the hard work and dedication of a few. I hope others will join in to do work that saves the planet and the animals. We have fun while we care for the earth and each other. We need you to support recycling efforts and we applaud all of the people who pay to have pick up service and those who drop off each week for their noble efforts. We make every effort to provide excellent service and we appreciate your patience as we continue to grow our talents and continue to strive to improve our performance. Most of us work other jobs to pay our bills and dedicate our free time to serving our community. Thank you for recycling with RCR and for your generous financial donations. It is people like you who make the world a better place.
Matthew
One year later and not only are we receiving random bills. Now they're starting to send a bill to an employee! Never received a refund or any communication on the three months of service we paid for.
Anthony Sappington
