Met a friendly crew and we all helped each other. Great experience!!! Assembly line dumpsters with…read moreconvenient parking

In addition to my original review, I had the experience of using the garbage/dump portion of the…read morewaste management facility today. After dropping off some household chemicals, motor oil, and antifreeze at the Hazohouse, I headed up to the garbage drop off. I was nervous at first because I thought it was going to be a huge process to drop off my stuff but you just drive in past the dog park and head up to the first weight station. Wait for your turn and then drive up to the booth and have your drivers license or ID ready. They will scan your ID and then give you a card with a barcode on it which you need to hold onto so you can show it at the booth at the exit. Then you wait for an open parking stall. Most people backed into the stalls because it's easier to push your refuse over the rails down into the dump container below. It's actually pretty organized. I thought it was going to be a huge landfill that you have to find a spot and where the least amount of trash is and toss your stuff. It wasn't like that at all. I had a Uhaul 10ft truck and I'm actually glad the rails that prevent you from failing into the container are there because they help you get the leverage you need to toss large objects without hurling yourself into the container as well. Still...be safe and don't toss with too much force and make sure your footing is good so you don't slip. Kids have to stay within your vehicle for safety reasons. They have a separate section for yard waste and large appliances, so look for the signage. I kind of hated to use the dump to toss my furniture but after calling Goodwill, Value Village, and Habitat for Humanity and all of them saying they weren't currently taking furniture or being too selective on what furniture they'd take, I decided to just get rid of it in one go. I'm glad I did because the process was easy. Once you're done tossing your junk, head to the exit, give the pay booth your barcode card and pay. The receipt they give you even shows your starting weight versus your ending weight so you know what you're paying for. $64 for two full U-Haul loads of furniture, trash, bedding, and household items. I felt that was reasonable and saved me a lot of time. I also found out that you can recycle styrofoam down by the Hazohouse along with all the other items I listed in my original review.

Wonderful family owned run business. They accept all types of metal and recycling metal only Ferris…read moreand non-various materials very helpful people. Good prices they will match anybody's price if you just tell him whatever the other places offering. They have been in business here for over 10 years. Bring any recycling in and see for yourself love them!

The area was clean, well marked for items and easy to access. We visited on a weekend and had no…read morewait.

Drove right up to the dumpster and unloaded a bunch of cardboard. Super easy and free.read more

Jace was right on time, hauled away a couch and an upright piano. Gave us a good price and was…read moreflexible with timing of the pick up time. We would absolutely hire him again.

Great friendly service. Guy is genuine and would recommend him for anyone. Thanks againread more

In the Hearth Industry we require an honest and trustworthy recycler and we have an excellent…read morerelationship with American Northwest Recycling. They give us a fair price and very prompt service. I highly reccomend them.

Great place. Good people. Best prices around. We will always try to answer question when and if we…read morehave the knowledge or we will try to point you in the right direction

The parking situation is a bit confusing with poor direction. The lot boy definitely low balled me…read moreon the rate of exchange for my metals. So, a bit disappointing on the ease of access and to conduct trade with some young rube that most likely thinks metallurgy is an energy drink.

They were convenient and friendly but they paid a low price . Ooooooooooooooooooooooooooread more