All employees are friendly. I had Darrell. Full service. This young man is on top of his job. And…read moreI like the car wash which is now $8. I went to maui oil at $15. And my rear view mirror ripped off. The one in kihei $12 on highway even with mirror folded in it pulled both all the way back!

Aloha Shell is one of the few remaining mom & pop gas stations that still employ attendants…read moreoffering "full service" at some of the pumps. Young ones won't know what the hell that means, so Google it! They even have a repair garage that always looks busy. No convenience store though. While I don't come here for gas, I was forced here for the HI-5 recycling redemption service, ran by Aloha Recycling. I usually patronize the location next to UHMC but their redemption center has been closed for several weeks already due to staffing, but you can still drop off recyclables there. Tucked in between the gas station and car wash is the small, dirty and bustling operation. Grab one of the netted carts, dump your separated goods in them and wheel it to the attendant. They'll print out a receipt which you take to the gas station's window cashier who'll disperse your money. OVERALL: Do your part and recycle!

We signed a contract with Maui disposal a few years ago for years. I have been trying to get out of…read morethis contract because their prices are high compared to their competitors. I have called the company multiple times asking if we could be out of contract and done with their service so we can move onto a different more reasonable priced disposal company their response is we have to pay six months in advance to cancel, and that their contract automatically renews every three years. I do not recommend signing a contract with this company. There are plenty of better options.

Maui Disposal has THE best customer service around. Their staff is nothing short of amazing and we…read moreappreciate everything they do! Our `ohana's Maui Disposal experience started last year, when we discovered our 3 year old son had the huuuuugest love for garbage trucks. Below is an email I had written to the owner of Maui Disposal, please give it a read, its a wonderful feel good email: "Dear Mr. Clyde Kaneshiro, I just wanted to express my gratitude towards the kindness of one of your workers over at Maui Disposal. Raymond (we call him Uncle Happy) picks up the dumpster bins at Kaahumanu Church. My 3-year old son, Mauloa, absolutely LOVES garbage trucks and is always standing outside our house waiting for our Maui County rubbish pick ups on Tuesday and Friday, our neighbors County pick up on Mondays, and the churches Maui Disposal pick up on Thursdays. As soon as we see Raymond driving up Main Street in Wailuku, we can already see his big smile and see him waving at Mau. As a mother, it just melts my heart to see wonderful people who my son idolizes show such delightful feedback to these keiki. Mau always gets so excited and will talk about Uncle Happy all day. On Christmas Eve, I heard the Maui Disposal truck picking up the rubbish while I got ready for work. My son had already left for the day with my father in law so I was disappointed that he wasn't going to get to see Uncle Happy that day. I left the house and have to walk past the church to get to work and got to see Uncle Happy in the parking lot. I told him good morning and that my son would be so bummed that he missed him! Uncle Happy expressed his disappointment as well and said, "Oh no, where is he today!?" I told him my father in law is babysitting since my normal care giver is on vacation. Uncle Happy reached for something next to him and handed me a HUGE wrapped present with 3 little trucks AND a Maui Disposal dumpster bin attached to it! "We have a present for him! Can you please give it to him?" How thoughtful is that!? He probably doesn't know how much he just MADE Mau's Christmas!! I was just so overwhelmed at this unbelievably kind gesture. Uncle Happy (I learned that morning that his real name is Raymond!) already goes above and beyond by smiling and waving to Mau. We are already so grateful that he always has a BIG smile (which is how he got the name Uncle Happy!) when he says HI to Mau and we just appreciate so much how much it makes Mau's day. Mau was very excited to open his gift from Uncle Raymond and the Maui Disposal `Ohana on Christmas morning. His reaction was PRICELESS. I have never seen my son jump up and down in excitement as much as he did when he opened his gift and saw a new garbage truck! He has so many garbage trucks but not this one! It looked just like the Maui Disposal Truck he loves to see on Thursdays. I gotta say, Uncle Happy and the Maui Disposal team trumped Santa big time this Christmas! Thank you VERY much to Raymond. Thank you for being such a wonderful person, for keeping the spirit of Christmas alive, and for being a great reflection on Maui Disposal. We wish all of you the very best in the new year! May 2016 be filled with prosperity and success for the Maui Disposal `Ohana and Honolulu Disposal `Ohana. Happy Holidays!" Well fast forward to now, August 2016 and we love Uncle Raymond Lee even more. He has become a family friend and still makes time for my son every Thursday. AND now that my son Mauloa has started preschool, he even gets to see Uncle Raymond on Mondays at his school garbage day pickup!!! And Uncle Raymond makes Mau feel so happy when he yells out "HI MAULOA!!!" in front of all the kids. Mau's classmates all love Mondays too because of the interaction Uncle Happy has with them all. He beeps his horn and waves to them and it makes their day! Uncle Raymond's partners are all awesome, hardworking guys too! They are all friendly and always put a smile on Mau's face. Uncle Api, Uncle Kai, Uncle Alex, Mau knows all their names! Besides being such great guys, they bust their okole doing their job and Mau loves to watch them jump out of the truck and pull out the dumpster bins for Uncle Happy to dump into the rubbish truck. He is always amazed how easy Uncle Happy makes it look and wants to do both jobs when he gets older so you guys better keep some positions open for Mau! ;) OH and of course did I mention Holoholo Ka`a!?!?! Our FAVORITE event of the year! And to support Punana Leo O Maui, so awesome! The Maui Disposal line is always the longesssssttttttttttt one so we always make sure to hit you guys first! The guys you have working that event are so great with the keiki! Thank you again Maui Disposal for all you do for our beautiful island. Thank you for all your hard work, for keeping our island clean, and for bringing smiles to everyones faces. You guys are truly the best!!!!!

$5 to dump trash, everyone is friendly. I don't believe they limit how many time you dump a day as…read moreone reviewer said.

So easy to use! Easy in and easy out! The price is fair, and centrally located. I did have a hard…read moretime calling them once, but overall they serve their purpose. It's a dump site not a customer service oriented business.

Hammerhead Metals and Recycling is the place to bring your completely worn out Maui cruiser,…read moreinstead of abandoning it on the side of the road. I understand that there is paperwork involved and the county will kick in money to get them to squash your car into a pancake and ship it off Island to be shredded and turned into something useful. I'm not nearly ready to turn in my old beater, but they probably got their hopes up when they saw us coming today. This was my first attempt to cash in on some scrap aluminum and copper that I've accumulated over the years. It was very discouraging. I drove on the Mokolele and turned into the Maui Baseyard, worked my way back to the south end, and followed the sign to Hammerhead without trading paint with any big rigs. After switching lanes with oncoming traffic (and not playing chicken), I stopped to check in at the check-in trailer. The girl was very nice. She wanted to know what ferrous and nonferrous metals I brought. After hearing about my nonferrous offerings, she sent me down to the next building and she would have someone meet me there. A fellow arrived in a few minutes on a forklift. He was sorta disappointed to see that my load wasn't really requiring a forklift to haul it inside. He was nice enough with his short explanation of their big checks. I would have been okay with a little check, but I think the bottom line was that I hadn't accumulated enough to meet their minimum. Not sure how far off the mark I was, either. He offered to take the stuff off my hands, but I'll head over to Habitat For Humanity and see if they have any use for it. So, we left in our old Chevy, with all of its whisky dents and strange noises.

Great place to recycle your metal appliances. I dropped my refrigerator here last year. Today we…read moreare bringing our washer. There was a wait to get in but it was worth it. Thanks!

I like watching the TV series "Hoarders: Buried Alive". Why? Because I'm the one who would come…read morein and clean house! I love throwing stuff away and decluttering. My childhood home was the location of my personal mission, season one, episode one. I figured it'd be easier to rent one of those huge dumpsters rather than hauling small loads to the dump ourselves. Jumped on Yelp, researched and made a decision to go with Waste Pro Hawaii. EXPERIENCE: The website wasn't too informative so I called in to a friendly, professional gal. She explained the fees and process accordingly. They offer roll offs in 15, 20 and 30 yard sizes (covered or uncovered), along with tipplers and dumpsters in varying sizes. You're allowed to keep the bin for as long as you like which was the selling point for me and why I chose them over Maui Disposal. While the haul-away fee for Maui Disposal was about $100 less, they force you to haul away the bin every 14 days or pay a fee. Forget that! We decided on an uncovered 30-yard roll off which ended up being the perfect size in the end. I called in to order it and they were able to deliver on the same day which was perfect as I had to personally hand over a down payment ($450 and change for the dumpster, deliver fee and tax) to the truck driver. The roll was huge and thought no way we'd fill it up but we did. It's shaped like a "U" with a huge swinging door on one end. I was concerned that there were no holes on the bottom for water drainage but even with the significant amount of rain we had it never ponded. We got rid of several cabinets, mattresses, bed frames, entertainment centers, junk and clutter! After about a month we called for the haul away in which they came the next day. A final bill was sent a few days later after our load was weighed. Here's the breakdown of our charges: $370.00 for the 30-yard roll off $62.50 delivery charge $114/ton Maui County landfill fee ($169.86 for 1.49 tons of our waste) $627.45 grand total OVERALL: Well worth the money. Why burden yourself with renting a U-Haul, making multiple trips to the dump with sweat equity and paying by the mileage?

Called them because they were recommended by our Property Manager and I'm glad I did. Spoke with…read moreKa'i and she was the best. We got quick service at an affordable price. Highly recommend this company for all your disposal needs.

Cute little new store in main street. Stumbled into this…read morestore will he walking along Main street. Very interesting. They have mostly toiletries... all natural, organic , no chemicals or unhealthy ingredients, no waste. You could refill your own bottle. They have soap, shampoo and conditioner, sunscreen, lotion, oils, brushes, towels , etc. Must come in to visit even just to admire their artistic and natural way to conserve natural resources.

I drove past the Maui landfill and was traumatized with all the trash on our little island. Now…read morethere is a place I can take my empty plastic containers (or buy their eco-friendly container) and refill them with cleaning products, personal care products and more. I refilled a Costco size laundry soap container, dish soap, and, shampoo. All of that plastic would have gone to the landfill. They've got laundry "pods", hair products, toothpaste and more. Got stocking stuffers as well Save the planet and stop single use plastic. Take you containers and refill them with theses great products. One tablespoon of detergent was all I needed to do a load of towels!!! Smell good and clean.