Took all my stuff off my hands! We are lucky to have this recycling center. They also take back…read moreneedles and expired medications.

I Just got back from dropping paint at the hazardous materials drop off and had to hop on yelp. The…read moreguys there are the nicest, most polite, and considerate that I've seen at most businesses. So professional and efficient too. Left with a smile on my face. Great employees.

It's crazy that for less than 1/4 ton of garbage it has a cost of $114 as a minimum, when I arrived…read morethey told me that the cost per ton is $114 but they didn't tell me that that's the minimum to throw away the garbage plus an absurd deposit of $200 to be able to throw a load that was only 0.20 ton!! Without a doubt, if you don't have a big truck full of garbage, don't come to this place.As if that were not enough, it's 2 times that I go out with the tires punctured by nails in this place. If you want to pay for something you're not throwing and pay mechanic, this is the right place.

AVIOD AT ALL COSTS. This place is exactly why you constantly see stuff dumped by the side of the…read moreroad. First it's an EXTREME RIP OFF. $88 for 1/2 a pickup bed full of items. If thats not bad enough the roads in and out are absolutely terrible. Despite them having all sorts of heavy equipment the roads are extremely bumpy. It felt our truck was being damaged. They obviously are in it for one thing only $. Jacoby is a much better option and was almost $40 cheaper before the mechanic.

Why a great business! I took my double size box springs here and they take it for free and…read moremattresses too! They helped me get the boxsprings out of my truck! Awesome to know you are there. Thank you great employees here!

From the owner: Conservation Corps North Bay (CCNB) is a paid job training program that helps young adults navigate…read morebarriers to achieve their career goals. Corpsmembers at CCNB simultaneously earn a paycheck, work toward their diploma, and receive supportive services. Four days each week are dedicated to paid job training on natural resources and zero waste projects, including fire fuel reduction, invasive species removal, trail maintenance, recycling collection, and much more. Members who have not yet graduated high school supplement this work experience through enrollment in John Muir Charter School, with class sessions in the evening and on Fridays, and work steadily toward their diploma. Additionally, all corpsmembers take part in CCNB’s Career Pathways programming, which includes one-on-one coaching, weekly skill development workshops, career exploration, and job placement support. This comprehensive suite of services acts as a launching pad for corpsmembers, preparing them to enter a living-wage career and become active members of the communities in which they live.

I pulled in when I was told. I greeted all the guys who came over to unload my vehicle. We had so…read moremuch laughter from the comedy, I was crying when I left! They were all great!the guy behind the window who gave me my compensation was incredibly funny! I told them I will see them later with a huge smile. One guy yelled out when? I told them in 3-4 months!

Yeah, I have to agree with a lot of people on this. I mean, I literally go to Petaluma probably at…read moreleast once a week for another reason and I've decided to just try Napa or American Canyon. It is not a quick process. You do have to lineup in the street in your car And I told my wife the first and then the second time I went, which seems to be the last time, Those were the most actively foul humans. I have been around in quite some time. I get it you might not like your job. Heck, you might not like your life. I hope you do. But it takes the same amount of energy to be neutral or actively awful. These people both times were the latter. It is a crappy process. A crappy location for it but most of all the humans working there are the worst vibe I've been around in quite some time.

Called in for a price on clean copper and once I arrived to location they said owner wasn't there…read moreand they gave me a different price per lb on the copper. Man said he was going based off what was in the computer. After seeing the price difference I wanted to separate the copper to make a couple extra dollars since I had it mixed. I asked the man handling the transactions that told me a different price on the copper if he can lend me some clippers and he said he cant let me borrow them yet he had my ID and I was going to do it right in front of him. Words cant explain how frustrated I was. I ended up taking a loss at the end of the day and affected me mentally due to financial struggles.

I appreciate being able to give my recyclables. It was easier than I thought it would be.read more

i love this place :) its like futuristic and dystopian and i love throwing stuff out. plus there's…read morewildlife and taco truck dang it has everything!

I love the dump! I had an entire car full of cardboard and an artificial tree. They only charged me…read more25 bucks for the tree, which is fine. It was great to get rid of it all.

Provides sufficient customer service and satisfaction! Always have the right solution for the…read morecustomers needs.

Lazy drivers. Bulk pickup used to happen no problem. Now the drivers don't drive up to the top of…read moremy street and say "it wasn't there" which is a lie. Any map would show them where the house and trash pickup is. They just keep leaving it and I have to keep rescheduling.

Todo exelente muy buena atención y muy buen presio a la hora de que uno lleva el aluminio o metalread more

It's been about 7yrs since my last visit here, so an update was kindly requested and honored. (See…read moreattached picture.) They no longer recycle CRV items. I guess lots of changes even more especially during and post-COVID. And for the record, my review was not misleading 7 years ago when they were still accepting CRV recyclables. Just FYI!