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Quick Light Recycling
PO Box 34170 South Spruce Ave, South San Francisco, CA 94080
South San Francisco CA 94080
(415) 596-2305
Call us to dispose of all your fluorescent light bulbs, including compact fluorescent, HID, metal halide, U-bent, halogen, batteries, ballasts.
Here at Martinez Hauling, we provide our customers with extensive cleaning and hauling services at unbeatable rates. Our expert team has
American Debris Box is a women owned and family ran business. We service the SF Bay Area and specialize in recycling.
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