Customer Service was really awesome and friendly. We came from Beaverton which we were able to get…read moreour bottles dropped off at Fred Meyer and hand counted. Here in Albany, we got them dropped off. Being non Oregon residents we were able to get helped at the customer service desk which always awesome and very cool. We got a receipt where we were able to redeem for cash at a nearby machine.

Yeah! Recyclin at its best! Nice and clean, good, friendly people. What else can I say?read more

New management is great, the manager keeps this place running clean, amazing service for this kind…read moreof business. Something you don't expect anymore.

I have the Green Bag service which is convenient. However, if you aren't paying atten6tion, you…read moreare getting ripped off. It seems that their fee is just not enough for them. Every time I drop them off, (like every other month), I usually have 4 bags, filled completely full. The first couple times, I thought, this count doesn't seem to be coming out correct as when I refund my own cans I get about $10 a bag, 80 to 100+ cans per. Well, their count is more like 60 per bag, which means, I lost a bag? hmm.. Well, I sent them a message and I eventually got refunded properly after a few weeks. A small note: This is only happening when I go to the Eugene bottle drop, Springfield so far has been pretty accurate, maybe a few missing, I can handle that. So now, I thought, why not count them as I take them from my can bins to the bags so I know exactly how many to expect. There, perfect, my bags had 90, 90 , 90, 110. Nice even numbers. But wait, how did they only count 60, 85, 84 & 75?. There's that missing bag again(almost) because that leaves 76 cans unaccounted for. Then I thought, if they do this to every customer @ $7 - $10 a pop and lets say a modest ~15 customers per hour, someone is getting over $800 in a days work of ripping all of us off. That's pretty good money. Maybe instead of college, I should have invested in a bottle drop and hired me a couple of those quick moving punders they got back there. Then I wouldn't have these student loans to pay off, but a solid daily cash flow coming in, 'off the books' and I wouldn't have to do any math or reading or be respectful, & especially wouldn't have to know how to count. Just make a guess, flip a coin or something, and go with it, divvy up out back b=just be fore dusk and call it a day. The upstanding citizens, either running this establishment, or working there (I admit, it could be either) down there at the bottle drops, are doing it now, and they have been for some time, they are ripping you off too, I guarantee it. I have the Green Bag service which is convenient. However, if you aren't paying atten6tion, you are getting ripped off. It seems that their fee is just not enough for them. Every time I drop them off, (like every other month), I usually have 4 bags, filled completely full. The first couple times I thought, this doesn't seem like it is coming out correctly as when I refund my own cans I get about $10 a bag, 80 to 100+ cans per. Well, their count is more like 60 per bag, which means, I lost a bag? hmm.. Well, I sent them a message and I eventually got refunded properly after a few weeks. This is only happening when I go to the Eugene bottle drop, Springfield has been pretty accurate, maybe a few missing, I can handle that. So now, why not count them as I take them from my can bins to the bags so I know exactly how many to expect. Sure enough my bags had 90, 90 , 90, 110. Nice even numbers. But wait, Their count was 60, 85,84 75? There's that missing bag again(almost) because that leaves 76 cans unaccounted for. If they do this to every customer @ $7 - $10 a pop and lets say a modest ~15 customers per hour, someone is getting over $800 in a days work of ripping all of us off. That's pretty good money (again, 15 xr an hour is modest, that place is always busy). Well, maybe instead of college, I should have invested in bottle drop and hired me a couple of those quick moving punders they got back there. Then I wouldn't have these student loans to pay off, but a solid daily cash flow coming in, 'off the books' and I wouldn't have to do any math or reading or be respectful, & especially wouldn't have to know how to count. Just make a guess, flip a coin or something, and go with it. The upstanding citizens, down there at the bottle drops, are doing it now, and they have been for some time, they are ripping you off too, I guarantee it. If you don't care, that's just what they are hoping for. P.S.:: Those of you scared of the homeless folks down there??? Funny but sorry. Wake up and have a look around, your criminals are running businesses just like this, driving nice cars, clean cut and looking all put together.., the ones charging ridiculous rates on rentals, hiking up gas prices for no reason, smashing up peoples cars because they parked on a public street in front of their business just a little too long, (Ceramic Tile Supply, Eugene, OR) and yes, they look just like you and me. There are plenty of psycho's, right there, right within your own little footprint, you walk buy them, and you say hello every day. Trust me. The homeless are not the biggest problem in this city, they are just a scape goat for everyone to look down on. To pass pre-dispositioned, judgement based on pure fabricated nonsense at, just for people to make themselves feel relevant, and overall, better about their own worth. Bottle drop, you owe me money.

They've got a 1/4 yard scoop on a small loader, very handy, except they sell 1/4 yard of material…read moreas 1/2 yard. I know what a yard of material looks like, or 1/2, or 6, or 12; these folks are cheating people from what I can see. Why would a business operate that way? https://kmkattachments.com/skid-steer-track-loader-attachments/1-and-2-yard-buckets/ Provided a link to some measurements, if they could be persuaded to check. The staff is nice enough. But I REALLY dislike being cheated, when the "compost" is just bark dust to begin with and already not a good value for planting.

The following is a list of things I would hire Dahl Disposal Service to do:…read more Yep. So, I put my trash out the day before, like always. Then, wait! Waited 1 week. Hmm, that's weird. Week 2, put it out again. No dice. Week 3, it's starting to smell like pretty bad. No pickup. Container closed, no overflow, no prohibited items, no radioactive waste, maybe some Trump 2020 merch at the bottom. I call Dahl that Saturday & left a VM. Hey, we all gotta close due to the COVID. Great! A few days later, I get a call from Sharon, Sheri, Cheryl, Melania, somebody...asking me what's going on. Welp, y'all haven't picked up my trash. We exchanged deets, said she would "flag it". Great! How about you pick the mothereffing trash up instead? I put it out again this week. Nope. So, I'm done. It's staying out past the curb, where now it smells like disposal from the local fish processing plant. I would like to say that North Lincoln Disposal is so much better than Dahl's. I moved to Lincoln City and they take great care of me and follow up.

The business seems to be listed as Salem Oregon recycling facility but it is the same place. Great…read morefacility to take recycling. They even take dirt at 4. Cents a pound with mixed debri such as wood and grass in it. An older pair of brothers were working when we arrived and they went right to helping us unload our dirt and made the process quick they were very friendly as well.

OK everyone, Here is another super review I'm doing of Clayton Ward your not so typical recycling…read morecenter here in Salem. This is mainly a family owned and operated business or facility. I find this place is very unique but very odd in some of its practices with recycling but all I can say is it gets the job done very well. Been coming here so many times over the years to get rid of some of my extra yard clippings / branches or even some recycling items for some extra cash in my pocket. They seem by far the most reasonable and low cost on dumping my loads and give out some real good cash for my recyclables like paper or cardboard. I'm going to say this is one of the best and most oriented type recycling places in town which is by far easy to say because they will work with you to help with your heavier items if in need. The employees seem very friendly and always eager to help you which is a plus overall in the customer service area. I would say, You can't go wrong coming here and this facility deserve 5-stars overall because of their duty of keeping the streets clean and help keep back yards looking like better. P.S. Need to give that Hot Rod a break and pay him a little more $$$ for his good work towards your business!!! Share a little, give a little more. :)

We moved to Newport in November of 23 and frequented bottle drop weekly. This is one of my 22 year…read moreold's forms of "income." It has always been an easy in and out. He typically emerges with a wad of cash because of his Monster and my Fresca problem. We moved to Lincoln City a year later and our landlord took our recycling dumpster away, I guess it was being misused by other tenants or visitors maybe, so we still drive our recycling down to Newport when we do our other errands down there. We are being good Oregonians and Bottle Drop just works.

This is such a HUGE improvement to the old way of recycling for me. I love that this site is so…read moreMuch cleaner and maintained by the employees. The machines actually work with ease and speed and I can pop in and out and get my bottles dropped off and get out of there! Staff are always there to help if needed and their bottle program allows you to take your credit to 3 local grocery stores to redeem and get an extra 20% by redeeming your account t in their stores!

Service is unreliable and office staff is combative if you call with a complaint. Wish there was a…read moredifferent option for refuse service.

From the owner: Republic Services delivers comprehensive recycling; waste and environmental services to support…read moreyour business; home and community. Republic Services Recycling Centers use state-of-the-art technologies to process materials like cardboard; metals; paper and plastics; contributing to the circularity of materials and helping communities and our customers meet their diversion goals.

Broc, Jeremy, and the owner of Republic (and all others that helped) are absolutely the BEST "Human…read moreBeings" you could ever wish to encounter when extreme help is needed. When my sister, Kara (Sanders) Taylor was murdered and dumped out on their property (Late July 2023) ... They were the "FIRST" to offer their services including labor & equipment in order to bring Kara Taylor home to her families. After days of searching, these two men were able to locate my Sister, Kara. Without them, we would never have had closure and Kara would never have been laid to Rest. Our families give a SPECIAL Thanks to Broc and Jeremy for all the care and dedication they gave law enforcement and our families during this difficult time. Their selfless acts made our family whole again. We also give Thanks to their employer, Republic Services for allowing it to happen. We are forever indebted to ALL of you! With All of Our Love, Sanders/Taylor Famlies

No hours available online anywhere! You call the number listed and it takes you to Republic's main…read morephone which has exactly zero information about this landfill on it. There are maybe 2-3 things people actually need to know about this facility: 1. When is it open not available 2. Are there any limitations to things I can drop off? not available 3. Oh surely there will be a phone number I can call since I can't get that information online (like I could with any other business in 2018) ohhhh, nope that isn't a thing either. Congrats, Republic you guys are really crushing your customer service.