Difficult to reach a person I need a trash can picked up. I have 4 cans. Return large organic…read more I'll put can on Street Monday 12/1. Help. 13713 Forest Park Circle, Penn Valley, CA 95946 betty kelly. 530-263-5246

Increasing pricing with overall poor service If I had…read moreanother choice I'd gladly leave them If I could give them zero stars I would

I brought my recyclables to J & M Recycling for the first time and had a really smooth experience…read more I was assisted pretty quickly, and the staff was helpful and efficient throughout the process. They made it easy to get in and out without any hassle. One tip for anyone planning to come here: make sure to bring your ID. They require it before processing any payment, so having it ready will save you time.

Staff is outstanding , always helpful and organized. That's the only place I do business with…read more Dependable business.

My first trip to the dump with my hubby. I was so impressed with the cheerful employees at the…read morecheck-in/check out stations. The staff were prompt and the line went through quickly. The price was reasonable. They definitely deserve more than the rating shows! I would give 10 stars if I could. Keep up the good work WM

While I read many reviews that hate WM, I must say my experiences have been very positive both with…read moreweekly pickup and the transfer station(dump). People are always friendly and willing to discuss anything.

Office returned my email and explained the process on what to expect. Appointment was set for…read moreSaturday between 1-3 pm. Ricky and Bradley were not only on time, a tad early and very professional and polite! We agreed on price and they removed multiple items from many places in our garage and backyard. Quick, clean and pleasant! Thank you- would 100% recommend!

Hire this company. They really know their stuff. They are friendly, professional, and hassle-free…read more Thank you, Junk King.

It's actually fun to bring things here. You sort them, drop them off, and it feels like you're…read moredoing something good in a simple way. Everything is easy to understand and not confusing at all.

They ripped me off $50.00 Not happy about that…read moreThe rate is OK and most of the time it's all good

Was fast, efficient and price was reasonable. Would hire again for sure. Had a bunch of stuff to…read morehave picked up - regular trash, construction debris and appliances/electronics. Recommended.

Aaron is friendly with great people skills. He is on time and a hard worker. He's done work for us…read moreover the years and is a top professional. He and another worker recently took a heavy sideboard, strapped it in his truck and took to a local antique shop so he can move nice furniture, appliances of any kind and of course junk. It also helps that he's really tall and strong and a gentle giant. He's your go to person for most moving needs.

Very helpful staff telling you were to go to dump different materials so if you need to dump weeds…read moretrees. Toilets this place has a spot for all your junk.

We recently had a bunch of furniture deliveries to our house that came in huge cardboard boxes. We…read moreknew it would take weeks for us to dispose of the cardboard in our normal weekly trash collection, so I looked online to see if the Lincoln dump would take it. We had been to the dump (Western Placer Waste Management Authority) a few months earlier to dispose of old paint cans that the previous homeowners had left in the garage. I remember going to the dump and finding it very confusing. So I'll jot down how I think the process goes, based on our two visits: If you're disposing paints, turn right. It's free to dispose of the paints if you live in Placer County. If you're trying to get cash for recyclables (plastic bottles, aluminum cans, glass bottles) or you have a truck load of stuff you want to dump, turn left. You'll see a line of cars waiting for their turn to talk to the attendant. The attendant will ask what brings you in. We said we had a bunch of cardboard boxes, as well as buyback items (cans, etc). He then gave us a paper that said "Buyback" on it and told us to drive further down. The next attendant took our paper and then told us to park at a certain number. Behind/below that number was a dumpster where you would unload your items, which in our case was a bunch of cardboard. Boy, that felt so nice to get rid of the cardboard from our house (for free!) and also know it would be going somewhere to probably get recycled again. (We did confirm they do not take styrofoam). As we were finishing up, we noticed a truck pulling in next to us and a mother and son dumpling a trunk load of items like an old bicycle as well as other trash. I was curious so I asked them how much they were charged for their load. The woman told me it was $44. I thought the process was very interesting. People want to get rid of old household items so they'll bring it to the dump. The attendants will I guess eyeball the load (or possibly weigh it?) and give you a price to unload the items. There might be a different structure and area if you're unloading, say, a ton of lawn cuttings, tree branches, etc like our gardener did for our yard work project. Maybe that's like a compost section that we didn't get to see on our visits. Definitely glad we have this place nearby. Now we know where to go if we want to get rid of paint, cardboard or just junk! Prices seem very reasonable.