I recently decided to purge a ton of stuff so I needed somewhere to put everything. Somethings…read morecould be recycled, others reused, and some just garbage. There are several transfer stations in the area and Renton seemed like the right one for me. When you go to the station there are two places to go: head into the right fenced area for recyclable items. This service is free of change and self-serve; the bins are clearly labeled. If you are recycling textiles, I highly recommend either bringing another person or a stick - the hatch doors lift up to open and it's super annoying! Continue straight and stop at the building for garbage. This is fee for service, and I paid ~$30 for a sedan loaded with all the things. Drive up to the giant hole in the ground, chuck your stuff in, feel lighter that you're living space now has less stuff in it. Great help for cutting down the stuff I need to move! The only person I spoke with was at the window and he was friendly and efficient. This is really more of a self-serve thing so you can do things at your leisure.

Nice selection of horse supplies- medicine, toys, grain pans and lots of different feeds. Really…read morenice staff, always helpful. Really nice BIG supply of hugh quality dog and cat foods, and they've got shavings and some fencing, etc. This is a small local feed store- support it! We can't complain about our area being taken over by big box and chain stores if we fail to support places like Keppler.

I went to Keppler looking for pine pellets to use as kitty litter. At first I didn't know where to…read morepark so I just backed my vehicle up to the pellets and went into the office. I bought 8 bags and it came out to about $75. This is a REALLY GOOD price. Chewy charges almost $22 for one bag the same size. The customer service was top notch. I just told the employee what I wanted, she rung me up and came out to help me load my car. I really appreciated the help because those 40lb bags can get so heavy. Overall it was a great experience and I'll be back when I need more pellets.

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

Sketchy and unfriendly. They saw me but didn't offer to help me until I started looking around and…read moresaw a bin of copper wires and copper pipe that looked like it had been cut with a bolt cutter.

This place is a wonderland for earth lovers ! So much work goes into separating each type of…read morerecycled object . I'm so pleased to see this in the works . A great place to also drop in to learn how to properly recycle there are posters everywhere that explain how to recycle responsibly.

I Came Here On Purpose...and They Blew It!…read more With gas pushing $6 per gallon, I decided to explore a closer scrap yard option instead of driving all the way to Kent. So I came to The Recycling Depot deliberately -- on purpose -- to compare their prices against other yards in the Seattle area. I left knowing one thing for certain: they don't know what fair pricing looks like. They paid me $0.03/lb for steel. That's right -- three cents. My load was 700 lbs of steel, and they handed me $21.00 for it. That same steel would've been worth around $42 elsewhere (or more depending on the yard). Add in stainless, aluminum, and brass, and my total ticket came to $31.25. Laughable. For comparison, Binford Metal Recycling in Kent would've paid me double on steel alone. That's $21 straight out of my pocket they basically stole -- and that's just one metal. The difference on a full load like mine? Easily $50-$60. Real money. Real loss. And the worst part? No transparency. No explanation. Just: weighed it, printed it, paid you, next. If you don't know scrap prices, you'll get taken. If you do, you'll never return. They failed the test. I came prepared, and they got exposed. I won't be back -- and neither should you!

the service and personnel weren't very welcoming. also, the scrap pricing they paid out was half…read moreof what the day's market value was. I don't know how they found their pricing, but I reviewed the receipt and looked up the pricing and they paid 1/2 of what they should have. i still walked away with $100, but it should have been $250 after I looked up the pricing for each metal. it was convenient that they're open 7 days a week. need to work on their customer service and being more accountable and fair.

Easy to use and all areas are marked so easy to know where to put wash item. Easy to find and they…read moreoften help when not to busy. Can be a small wait but not too long and worth the wait. They take boxes also. You do have to break down but all places are like that.

Went and dropped off 2 very large pieces of Styrofoam. Must fir in teir receptacle.read more

The prices seem awfully high. Charged me $40 to "recycle" a $99 kids mattress (not that it's their…read morefault how much I paid for the mattress) only to have me throw it on a huge, wet pile of construction debris. I can't imagine how they are going to recycle it now that it is contaminated like that. I could have just thrown it (and a couple hundred pounds of other trash) away at the Factoria transfer station for $27. 2 stars only because it was quick and easy once I was inside.

FYI, these guys charge for recycling. They don't tell you up front. DO NOT USE THEM IF YOU ARE…read moreRECYCLING cardboard just go down to the one at Orilla Road, it's free there. NEVER AGAIN!!!