AIM Recycling Atlantic - Saint John, NB

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Adresse: Port of, 145 Gateway St, Saint John, NB E2M 5S8, Canada.
Téléphone: 5066724000.
Site web: aim-recycling.com
Spécialités: Centre de recyclage.
Autres données d'intérêt: Boîtes de conserve, Piles.
Avis : Cette entreprise a 27 avis sur Google My Business.
Avis moyen: 3.1/5.

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AIM Recycling Atlantic Port of, 145 Gateway St, Saint John, NB E2M 5S8, Canada

☎️5066724000

AIM Recycling Atlantic - Un centre de recyclage à découvrir

AIM Recycling Atlantic est un centre de recyclage situé dans la magnifique ville de Saint John au Canada. Avec une expertise de plus de 30 ans dans le domaine du recyclage, AIM Recycling Atlantic est parvenu à se positionner comme l'un des principaux acteurs de cette industrie dans la région.

Situé au Port of, 145 Gateway St, Saint John, NB E2M 5S8, Canada, ce centre de recyclage accepte divers déchets, notamment des boîtes de conserve et des piles. Vous pouvez les apporter au centre pour les recycler.

Téléphonez au 506-672-4000 pour plus d'informations ou visitez leur site web aim-recycling.com.

Spécialités et autres données d'intérêt

Recyclage de boîtes de conserve
Recyclage de piles

À propos des avis

L'entreprise a 27 avis sur Google My Business. Avec un avis moyen de 3.1/5, AIM Recycling Atlantic a su captiver les clients par sa garantie de service de qualité et sa proactivité en matière de recyclage.

Plusieurs avis soulignent la prospérité et l'éclat de l'entreprise, qui se démarque par son engagement environnemental. Les clients apprécient également l'efficacité et la courtoisie du personnel.

👍 Avis de AIM Recycling Atlantic

Abdo Z. (.

5/5

Plus d'éclat et de prospérité, vous êtes le meilleur

Steven H.

1/5

Here's an idea.... if you're closed to the public UPDATE GOOGLE MAPS so the public doesn't end up out here to drop off scrap metal.

Rick L.

1/5

The owner's callous disregard for safety and the community is shown again with a raging fire. By his own statement the security cameras have been offline since spring (it is now September) so the fire went unnoticed for a period of time until an overnight staff person spotted it. The 100x200x100 foot pile of crushed cars and other metal has continued to burn well in to the afternoon spewing an acrid cloud of unknown toxins that can be smelled as far as the Kingston Peninsula. Uptown schools and businesses have closed and the City has issued a Shelter In Place order while also noting the possibility of a full evacuation.

Nicely done. And of all the reactions and reports, not one person is surprised or shocked. Pack it up and move so you aren't 1/2 a km across the water from the uptown and the cruise ship terminal, and blocks from a residential area.

And take some responsibility for your operations for crying out loud. Your defensive, dismissive statements sound like they were written by a 14 year old.

leahy357

1/5

I should not have to struggle to get sleep at 1230 in the morning when I have a child waking up in less than 5 hours. This is ridiculous and Ive had it! This plant is extremly loud. There may not be any explosions but there is constant booming and shattering noise. Why they work all night I have no clue

Stephen H.

1/5

This facility has cost me $30,000 in equity, and closer to $3,000,000 of equity in the surrounding area. It is a crying shame that there is no justice.

Cheeroh

1/5

My dog died inhaling all the toxic fumes

SageSJ50

1/5

close down nobody likes you and you are a detriment to the city

Dylan

5/5

Thanks AIM, for coming to a struggling province and creating jobs for the people!