Trying to contact the Covington location for delivery of garden mulch. The website is down so no…read moreinformation there. Can't leave a message to have them call me back because the mailbox is full. Last time I drove in there to see what they had (granted, during the pandemic) I wasn't allowed to inspect the materials I wanted to buy so I just left. Not sure how these folks stay in business. I wouldn't bother trying except they are only 2 miles from my home. Get your act together!

They are Great place to buy landscaping materials. It's an easy place to get in & out when pulling…read morea trailer. Awesome employees that are Very knowledgeable about their products.

Nancy, the owner is amazing and makes sure her customers are top priority!! THANK YOU NANCY!!read more

From the owner: Recycle of Cardboard and Plastic. Repair and Service of…read moreBalers and Compactors. Sales of:Balers- Bramidan Compactors - Summit Equipment

This business is owned by local family. Donate clothes and help a small business. I had 4 black…read moregarbage bags full of clothes. They came and picked up from my front porch. That kind of customer service is unmatched. 10/10 would recommend. They also have Donation bins located in various locations. Visit their Facebook or website for locations.

From the owner: Keeping reusable materials in circulation since 2017…read more We accept: Clothes Shoes Accessories Linens Toys Electronics Please have items clean & prewashed. We do not accept used pillows, garbage or anything wet. Small holes or stains are okay. ⸻ At Evergreen Textile Recycling, we’re on a mission to reduce textile waste, conserve natural resources, and create a more sustainable, circular fashion industry. We’ve placed textile bins across Washington. Serving King County, Snohomish County & surrounding areas Contact us and we’ll help you find our closest donation bin near you. 24/7 Drop-Off Locations available! Pick up available for large donations. ⸻ Contact us to schedule a pick up or for more textile bin locations in your area. EvergreenFamilyRecycling@gmail.com +1(425)359-9874 EvergreenTextileRecycling.org A few of our locations are 1046 Cedar Ave, Marysville. 17735 15th Ave NE, Shoreline. Safeway 23632 Hwy 99, Edmonds. 9803 Edmonds way, Edmonds Thanks!

They never responded to a request I sent and it was over a month. I am not sure if they don't see…read morerequests though the Yelp app or not.

This company has changed the requirements to scrap my vehicle every time I call them…read more 1st call: we are full, but we can tow away your vehicle thats sitting on jack stands no problem. 2nd call: We can tow your vehicle in Sultan but it has to be on wheels. 3rd call: (I bought wheels and put them on) We don't service Sultan we won't get it. every time I call they change the requirements. when I tell them the last person said it's fine they say "must have been someone else". This place sucks.

I guess the the bad part or the reason I even went there in the first place was Ed on the phone…read moresounded really friendly, helpful, interested in having my business all that stuff but once you park your car and try to walk in, he's an asshole start to finish. He'll ignore you while you're clearly the only person there and talk to other coworkers. He changes the hours whenever he feels like it. I can't tell you how many times I've rushed to get there b4 3 ( posted hours are 5 I think. But ed says he stops taking customers @3 so they can clean up) it's never clean from what I see. Last time I got there b4 three but Ed said he stopped at 2 today. All his guys are home!?! doing it at two or no OK pleasure not doing business with you everybody I've encountered that works there which is very few people. They're all pricks. They all treat customers like shit they rip you off and be honest, I really don't care scrap I'm not trying to get a lot of money. I'm just trying to not pay to throw my metal away, but he's just a liar. I can honestly say every time I've been there and even seen him deal with other customers he is a dick. There is a guy that does that nonferrous his name is Tom, I think Tom he's a good guy I think sometimes Ed's shittiness rubs off on him and he starts trying that out but for the most part he's always treated me with respect but one good guy doesn't save the bunch. They're all a bunch of pricks I'll never do business with them again ever And why would I there's better options that are close and closer to home

rude over the phone and prices are outrageous for damaged parts .read more

We had a great experience with First Junk Removal. They were communicative & got the job done the…read morenext day!

Had a great experience working with this company. They were able to come out for an estimate…read morequickly, gave competitive and reasonable pricing for the job. Team was able to come out same week and got the job done in few hours as promised! During the process, Vasilii was incredibly responsive and professional throughout. I would definitely hire them again once I accumulate more junk :)

It's a bit of a drive to get there. But it's a pretty one and you can stop in Woodinville for some…read morewine tasting or lunch on your way back. Friendly and efficient. And cheap, although probably better to save up your batteries and light fixtures since they're going to charge you a minimum amount regardless.

Electronics recycling! It's difficult to find places that accept specific electronics you're trying…read moreto get rid of without incurring extra fees either for the visit and/or type of item. The location feels like it's in the boonies of Woodinville, but it's tucked away in a corner warehouse you pull up to do a quick drop off. I was able to dump off an old flat screen TV and a bunch of bulky junk audio electronics without charges. NOTE: per their website not all items are free to recycle, but this location was sufficient enough for my specific items.

When did they start charging $10 a TV? In the past when they weren't on Fife I had no issues. Never…read morebought from them but dropped a lot of E-waste to them.

I also had a bad experience with SBK. They sell you on the idea that they actually care about the…read moreenvironment and saving the planet, but sadly, it is just a lot of lip service aimed at gaining your attention (and taking your money). They entice you with misleading claims (e.g. Free pickups for businesses) only to let those promises go unfulfilled by indicating that home-based businesses don't qualify, and aren't worthy of their time and attention. Newsflash: A larger and larger portion of the American work force is shifting to the Gig Economy meaning a very large portion of these businesses will be home-based. I would recommend using Green PC, or one of the other local e-cyclers in the area.

I had some copper pipes and wires I needed to get rid off, with a quick search I was recommended to…read morego to Pacific Iron and my experience was very smooth. Staff was friendly and helpful. They paid more than I thought I was going to get from it and the whole process took just a couple minutes. You do need to go there driving a car (no walk ins) and show an ID. I'm sure that minimizes the risk of them buying stolen items. Overall, great experience and would recommend selling there. I was also glad to know the story behind this family business :)

First visit. I had a scrap auto part and had read it was worth some coin, so I brought it in to…read morePacific Surprised to find the yard on a busy street near the ballparks: convenient! Almost hidden in plain sight. Yards get a bad rap for trying to rip people off. Not in my one experience: I got what Google said was being paid for the part and weight. I had visited yards with my dad long ago: some of the fun was seeing what people discarded. But here they pretty much removed the scap immediately: about as clean as one could imagine for such a business. A bit overwhelming for a first-timer. Now that I know the ropes, I could be smoother and maybe give the extra star (note: 5 stars is Far Exceeding expectations, involving walking on water. 4 is above average and is a great score. 3 is what a run of the mill experience gets)