Reviews of Wheelabrator McKay Bay. (Recycling Center) in Tampa (Florida).

Wheelabrator McKay Bay

27 Reviews

12 Comments

Recycling center

Waste management service

107 N 34th St, Tampa, FL 33605, United States

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Information of Wheelabrator McKay Bay, Recycling center in Tampa (Florida)

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This place does not have the best rate, this doesn’t mean they have a bad service or don’t treat the customers fine. Take into account that usually people only give reviews when they are angry, and not when they are happy.

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Open hours of Wheelabrator McKay Bay

Sunday

Closed

Monday

7 am–5:30 pm

Tuesday

7 am–5:30 pm

Wednesday

7 am–4:30 pm

Thursday

7 am–5:30 pm

Friday

7 am–5:30 pm

Saturday

7 am–4:30 pm

Reviews of Wheelabrator McKay Bay

Bill Waller

A bit intimidating if you are there for the first time but there are folks around who can direct you. The first thing you do is roll up on the scale when it is your turn in line and hand the attendant your drivers license and utility bill if you are a resident. He or she takes you license which will be kept until you exit on the other side of the scale house on the second scale. The attendant gives you a receipt and you follow the signs for residential dumping. Pull around and wait for an attendant to motion you over to the bay to back up and dump your rubbish. On the way out you get your license and pay if you are dumping construction materials or other materials that you must pay to dump.

Dragon boy

Dumping takes time and only 2 people can dump at a time that are dumping building materials or appliances and furniture. If you are only dumping yard wastes and limbs 4 or 5 people can dump at a time. I've noticed depending on the help customers bring with them depends on how smoothly things run. Workers who attend and direct the flow of customers aren't always there to lend a hand. It's up to others in line behind someone who's struggling to help. Good luck.