Good service and fast. Reliable hours, especially the one in Kona. Pretty easy to find.read more

Fast, friendly service! Easy drive-in and drive-out…read more Fair pricing. Have used this facility for many years and have never had a problem. Will continue to be their customer!

Review for the Kona location above Home Depot. Great experience, I highly recommend Mr K's for HI-5…read moreredemptions and e-waste drop offs. Super easy, friendly employees, and best of all they are actually physically there during their hours of business. I've been to the Kona location 3 times now, first couple were for e-waste then most recently for a large HI-5 redemption. The guy gave me the receipt with the price breakdowns for the recycling, which was pretty cool. Thanks guys!

Fast, efficient, friendly, and helpful. They were understanding that this was out first time using…read moretheir service.

I used Superior for my construction debris containers during renovations to my house. Always…read morefriendly and professional. They had a few issues with driver availability and never charged me for the extra days of container rental. I'd use them again for sure!

From the owner: Construction projects create large amounts of garbage and debris, which inevitably needs to be…read morecleaned up to complete the project and protect the environment. With Superior Sanitation in Kailua-Kona, HI, you'll be getting the best sanitation services on the island. Locally owned and operated, this junk removal company offers a variety of services related to recycling, trash pickup, and more. Whether you need dumpster rentals, trash hauling, or cardboard recycling, this junk removal company has the services you need to clear your yard, construction site, or event of trash and debris. They don't stand behind contracts, keep your employees and investments safe from harm, and come to you to make sure your environment is clean and free of garbage. Superior Sanitation goes above and beyond to live up to their name. Let them earn your business for your home improvement project or company outing cleanup needs. Call them today at (808) 325-1055 to request junk removal services. You can also visit them online for additional information.

Come early or expect to wait on the weekends. There are separate area for metal recycling and…read morehousehold garbage disposal. Ope

Every time I go there to shop or donate something, I always get the grumpy tutu (grandma)…read more Two days ago, I tried to donate a coffee table. My father had built it out of bamboo because he believed in sustainable building material. It had four legs, and it had been sanded down to a smooth finish. Unfortunately, my father was unable to install a glass inlay due to a terminal illness. The table had a frame, but no glass to finish it off. I inherited the table. Unfortunately, I don't know of anyone who works with glass. To make the table work for me, I put two planks of wood to cover the gaping hole. I used that table to put cooking appliances on it. Unfortunately, my landlord deemed it a fire hazard and wanted that table out on Tuesday. I thought I could take it to the Waimea Recycling and Transfer Station as is. Surely someone would see how beautiful and polished it looked. All it needed was someone in DIY projects who could install the glass. I took it to the Transfer Station thrift store. Unfortunately, I got the grumpy tutu. "Nope. No can take em. Gotta be complete." I had no idea that the thrift store had that policy. So now, I'm in a pinch. I can't take it back home and I don't know of anyone dealing in glass. My only option was to take this gorgeous but incomplete table to the trash chutes. I was in tears. To see my father's handiwork ending up in the dump broke my heart. There was a kind woman, a fellow shopper, who could see I was struggling to carry the table and the two wood planks to the chutes. I told this woman about my dad, the craftsman that built this table. I was struggling to hold back my tears as we took the table to the far side chute, where they were recycling refrigerators, stoves, washing machines, etc...I could NOT throw my dad's work down the chute. I was hoping that someone would see the fine craftsmanship my father put into this table, despite its flaws, and take it home. I was hoping it would find a good home. I got back to my car, which was parked in front of the thrift store, and cried my heart out. Loudly. After bawling my eyes out and screaming in my car, I drove my car to the appliance drop off to find that the table and the two wooden planks were gone. I dare not to look in the trash chute. I didn't want to. I prayed that my father's table found a good home. Moral of the story? Don't take incomplete projects, especially ones of sentimental value to the Waimea Transfer Station thrift shop. You're just going to get a grouchy grandma saying, "no. No can take em."

Trash and recycle here. Hours open for twelve hours so makes it convenient, 7 days a week:…read more0600-1800.

In reading past reviews, workers must have changed because I've been going here for last 2-3 years…read moreand never had any issues. Infact, the boys have been helpful, courteous and knows that I recycle the good trash bags. I use to go to Mr. K's recycling, but the traffic congestion gets really bad at times and Atlas is so much cleaner.

Cannot follow directions ask for my refuse bag and a guy in an atlas recycling shirt made some…read moreunwelcome comments. Do not listen very unprofessional take your HI 5 recyclables elsewhere!!!!!

This place has moved to Hanson rd. They are only open Tuesday 1-5 & Saturday 9-1. We went on…read moreSaturday and they were busy but we were able to drive right in. The guy working there helped unload our trunk which we apreciated-we always seem to have old unworking electronic stuff and this is the place to take it so doesn't end up in the trash.

I thought this was the place to recycle electronics, but not all electronics. They're a little…read moreparticular about the electronics that they accept. I've been accumulating worn out computers, printers, stereo equipment and stuff for years. If the item was functional, I would list it on Craigslist for free, just to keep it out of the landfill and to give someone else the chance to get some use out of it. But, if it's a hunk of junk, there's no point in listing it and getting someone's hopes up for a nice freebie. This stuff was junk. We found this place with a quick Google search. Open Tuesday 1-5pm and Saturday 8am-1pm, I thought they would be less busy on a Tuesday afternoon. There were people dropping off when we arrived and more showing up as we left. I violated rule #1 right away. You're supposed to stay in your car. My pile of junk was in the trunk, so I got out to open the trunk since my car has a key lock for the trunk lid. Thankfully, the fellow who came out let this violation slide. He actually was very friendly and we got along well. But, there was another problem. Some of my electronics weren't acceptable. He told me that he couldn't take my old garage stereo, complete with an 8-track tape player. I asked him why and he just shrugged his shoulders. But, if I moved that receiver, he would take the junk that was under it. He also took my old printer, but left the broken CD changer. So, I guess I have a couple of hunk of junk headed for the landfill.