I came to Island County ("the dump") to get rid of a carpet Grandma had when spending a few days…read morewith her. The carpet was large and we were charged a flat rate. We were able to back the car up to the dumpster area and get close enough that there was not too much wrestling to get the carpet into the dumpster. She had some other items she was thinking of getting rid of, such as paint, and when we asked about disposal we learned that oil-based and water-based paints required different disposal procedures. Learned something new on our visit. We went in the morning soon after it opened for the day and it was not too busy, the worker at the entrance where we paid the flat fee was friendly, full of insight, and eager to share what she knew to help out.

If you're looking for a place to dispose of large items household goods yard waste and even…read morehazardous materials this is the place. It was my first time going to a dump around in this area and they're not that easy to find but I came across this one and it is open seven days a week that accepts virtually anything before disposal. It's a little intimidating cuz it's very massive but once you're in they way your vehicle with your disposable Goods they allow you to go back into the area where you get rid of your disposables and then on the way out yeah, the way your vehicle and then they charge you the difference. I had a bunch of stuff from the house several toilets broken mirrors frames and a bunch of other stuff several hundred pounds ended up costing me 30 bucks.

Friendliest staff at a waste center in the entire world! Who knew a dump run could be met with…read moresuch warmth.

If you have any old scrap metal this is the place to take it to for recycling. I have dropped off…read moreseveral loads and it's always been an easy ordeal, instead of paying at the dump give these guys a call first and see if they can take it.

We didn't see anyone at the recycling place, but that didn't seem to matter…read more We drove down the industrial zoned area looking for an attendant, an entrance, a signpost, but all we saw was. just a big pile of junk. We backed up to the entrance and tossed our dryer pieces on another pile of dryer pieces and bid the dump a fine adieu. There were no instructions for paying to dump, etc. I would have coughed up a few bucks. Having a place to leave a junk appliance is great. But, Mr Bishop, help us understand how your business works.

Easy access, helpful person on site, well maintained, easy to drop off scrap metal. So happy to…read morehave such an excellent business here!

I do not regularly use the services of places such as this as I rely mainly on garbage pickup. But…read moreon the occasion I have needed to go and dispose of items myself that I know Waste Management won't pick up. That being said, this was my first time using the Snohomish County Solid Waste Transfer Center and it was a good experience. I know, going to the "dump" being a good experience sound odd, but good customer service, politeness and efficiency really does make the difference whether at a restaurant, retail store, coffee shop, or the "dump". In this case, every person I encountered that worked there was polite, courteous and helpful, meaning we were acknowledged, greeted, directed and thanked. They may have hated their job or were having a bad day, but I wouldn't have known. Good signage and direction made the experience quick and efficient with little to no delay so we were in and out Ricky-Tick. But in that short time the customer service did not go unnoticed. From the the gal in the booth/gate to the people on the dump site directing traffic. Honestly some restaurants and stores I've been to could take a lesson about customer service from them, no joke. As for the price 360 lbs. or less = $20, includes tax (minimum fee) Over 360 lbs. = $105 per ton, plus tax I think pretty reasonable, but the gal at the booth did inform us as we were checking out that prices would be going up to $30 for the minimum fee. Still not to bad I think.

The place is well labeled and the guy who was on shift there reached out to me and asked if I…read moreneeded any help. I'd definitely recommend it!

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

0 stars! I went there today to unload a trailer full of aluminum cans, but the "new" owner was…read moretotally rude, started cussing and swaring at me and my mother that was with me!!! Guys an A**H**E!!! I'd drive to Tacoma to recycle a 12 pack of cans before I'd ever go to this place again. The old owner was GREAT , I've been going there for 25 yrs, but new owner , NEVER AGAIN!!!!!!!!!​ BTW, this app made me give at least 1 star to post.