This place is a dump! Ha! Well, it's not a dump in the true sense of the word, but it is a place to…read moretake your refuse. I had a ton of household items - broken furniture, some boxes, broken containers, etc. - too much for the local trash pickup. I took a trailer full to the Waste Management Okaloosa County Transfer Station. It was fairly easy. You drive the vehicle on to a scale. Pick up a safety vest. They tell you where to go to drop your stuff. Then you weigh your vehicle again on the way out. Easy enough. Be prepared, though, this place is no joke! It's an industrial area. I had a F-250 and was almost swallowed by the holes in the ground. It's wet, muddy, uneven. Wear the proper clothing. You pay by the pound. I had half a 16'x8' trailer and it was just shy of $12.

Located between Gulf Shores and Foley this 24-hour FREE recycling drop off center is great! I was…read morein town for a few months in a condo looking for a way to recycle items. After a quick search on the city's website. I stumbled upon this location. Everything is clearly labeled on where to dump specific materials. From plastic bags, cardboard, styrofoams, glass, plastic bottles, aluminum cans, etc. It is a one stop shop for all of your recycling needs. Simply place each specific item in their dedicated slot and it's that easy!

Most importantly, they accept most items...from electronics, household batteries, newsprint,…read moreplastic bags, light bulbs, tin cans & aluminum cans, glass jars, regular paper & styrofoam. Will NOT accept paint cans or car batteries!! Help keep your area of the beautiful southern shores pristine!!!

Total rip off..They get you in with a low rate. Watch your auto pay because it creeps up with add…read moreon charges..like fuel environmental recovery fee($132.00) admin fee $5.95 container refresh$$9.00 waste overage $257.00 next thing you know your 8 cu YD dumpster costs you $525.00 a month. Don't do business with this company

I would give zero stars if I could. We had service through Republic for years at our place of…read morebusiness. After Republic refused to remove a charge for inability to pick up a dumpster, which was NOT blocked, as the driver said it was, we ended service with Republic and went elsewhere. Not only did Republic pick up the dumpster from our shop, which we paid for as our final bill, we continued to receive monthly bills for a rental that we no longer had. After making MULTIPLE attempts at getting a hold of literally ANYONE that would actually do their job and close our account, we still keep receiving bills. The customer service phone line just keeps telling us that our sales representative would call. The dumpster was picked up in SEPTEMBER and now in DECEMBER, we STILL HAVE NOT RECEIVED A SINGLE PHONE CALL FROM ANYONE. This is legitimately the worst form of customer service. How Republic Services stays in business with this lack of any sort of follow through is beyond our company.

Headed home from beach trip with friends and love that we can easily recycle all of our cans in…read moreFlomaton! Easy access from road. Why not?!

My husband and I back in the 80s. Worked for a guy in Lawton Oklahoma who had these. We would go…read morearound take care of them. People would put all kinds of trash in them too try and make the cans weigh more. This is great idea. But people ruin by trashing them.

This automated can recycling machine is located street-side in front of Crazy Jim's Parade Service…read moreStation and Towing, across the corner from both the Tom Thumb and Circle K gas stations. You can feed your cans into the small, shed-looking machine, it weighs them, crushes them, then gives you 30 cents a pound (2/25/13) for them. That's substantially less than the 50 cents a pound that the intartoobs tell me a pound of cans is worth. But hey, sometimes you don't have the time to find a recycling center or have the motivation to lug dripping bags of cans around. Plus, those machines cost $30,000-$35,000, so that money has to come from somewhere. Think of it as an eco-friendly slot machine where the payoff is low monetarily, but high in smugness.

Living in a small town in rural Alabamacan can be challenging at times. Trying to be…read moreenvironmentally friendly takes an effort to be responsible. We are fortunate to have a few places that recycle in our town. Williams is doing a great service to the community in providing a place to recycle paper, cardboard, etc. While for awhile there were issues with keeping the recycle area organized they have upped their game and doing a much better job!

Hi, not sure you're the person I need to talk to but if not perhaps you can redirect me to where I…read moremight effectively deliver the following message: dear friends of the environment, thank you for providing recycle bins. i use the one behind publix in seaside, fl 32459 the problem is that there is no place to recycle glass bottles, or cardboard. can you please help us to help you by providing, so we don't put glass in with cans, because if we don't have a place to put glass that is what we will continue to do. if we don't have a place to put cardboard, we will continue to put in with newspapers. sorry, please help us to help you. thank you.

From the owner: Our company is one of the largest dumpster rental Destin companies, we cover the area of Niceville…read moreand Fort Walton Beach as well! We collect commercial waste as well residential!