For our military move, we decided to do a partial do-it-yourself move which means the military…read moremoved most of our stuff and then we did some of it on our own as well. In order to do this we had to have our rig / RV weighed empty and full to prove how much stuff we put into it for the Navy to reimburse us. This dump station had a military approved weigh station and I'm sure they get a lot of business because of their proximity to the Navy base. I did my research and found out that it's about $20 for each weigh ticket and it has to have certain information on it like the name of the service member and the information about what you're being weighed on. They do not need reservations however they have certain hours they are closed and limited hours on the weekends. On our first way through for the empty weigh ticket, It was a little bit tricky to get our 30-ft RV in the right direction to get weighed but we figured it out after a little bit of difficulty. On our second trip through we knew that it was better to make a u-turn at the back of the dump station and pull through the weigh station which made things significantly easier. The people working the weigh station were not super friendly with us, but that might just be due to the fact that they have to sit and smell trash all day. That said, it was super fast to get the weigh tickets and we were out of there in a flash. I don't know about how things go with them on using the actual dump portion of this business, but I assume things would be similar. I also know that Newport residents have a certain amount of poundage they can bring to the dump that's included with their residency, so it would be interesting for people to know that when they move here.

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Providing for resale "manufacturers' safe, non-toxic by-products, overruns, seconds and fall-offs…read morefrom manufacturing processes," this place sells cool junk by the pound. Unfortunately, this atypical shopping center is NOT open to the public. Only card-carrying educators and community organizations represent their customer base and must sign in with proof of membership, before entry is permitted. However, if you know an educator with a paid membership, as a guest, you too can experience (but not purchase, unless it is for "classroom use", wink-wink) a barrage of beads and foothills of foam. Watch the lot for RISD vans. Both the students (from RISD) and the recycle center are small, but quite serious about what they do.

I've been going to RIRE for a couple of years now and I absolutely love this place! It has super…read morecheap cool stuff! The possibilities are endless with the things you can make if you are a creative person. The staff is always super friendly and the boys that work there are so polite and eager to help!

They are great and they have the garbage, Recycling, and yard waste picked ip early in the morning.read more

A dumpy place…read more Years ago this place would have been called a dump, now it's a recycling facility. Doesn't matter what they call it, it's still pretty dumpy. Dirty, stinky with piles of stuff everywhere, you will definitely need a shower after visiting this place. But then that's not necessarily a bad thing. Warwick likes to recycle and does a pretty damn good job of it. Over 10,000 tons of stuff like cans, bottles cardboard, electronics. plastic and even major appliances are collected and recycled. The town even makes most of the recycling painless and easy for it's people. Warwick has curb pickup for a lot of the crap but for certain items like yard waste or huge kitchen appliances it is sometimes easier just to bring the stuff to the recycling center yourself. Sure a it's dirty and stinky place but pretty cool in it's own way. Lots of stuff to look at and I always have fun there. Even though Warwick has a very commendable and aggressive recycling program it goes beyond just that. It lets residents come and take nice stinky compost for free. Every year we go and get several truck loads for our garden. Even though we have our own compost bin we just never seem to have enough of the stuff. Now we can get all we want. Recycling is a stinky and sometimes nasty job but so very, very necessary. Warwick makes the job easy with curbside pickup and the recycling center. Plus you can even get all the stinky compost you want. The world is a better because of dirty and stinky places like this.

Hot damn, it's a landfill! Got trash? Bring it here. Got recyclables? There's a special place…read morefor that too. Yard debris? Electronics waste? Wood? Metal? Concrete? Oh boy, you have hit the freakin' jackpot, baby! If you're wicked lucky and your stars are all in alignment, a household hazardous waste event is going on where you can rid your garage of all those nasty chemicals you've been stockpiling for years before your property is declared a Superfund site. By jiminy, this landfill also boasts what is probably the nicest vantage point of any other landfill in the country, with a picturesque view of the Sakonnet River and Narragansett Bay to the west. Birdwatchers rejoice with an abundance of Larus canus and Cathartes aura to photograph. Why anyone in their right mind would come to a landfill to enjoy the ocean view and fauna is beyond me, but if that's seriously your thing, then you have just found your own personal little nirvana here in the south end of Tiveryon. Hey, I don't judge...well maybe. But then again, who the hell goes on Yelp and writes reviews of the local dump? Probably the same kind of person who would read such a thing. ;)

Cleaned out a hoarded apartment and had to cash in 1856 bottles and cans that were so nasty I…read morecouldn't take it. I absolutely threw up in my mouth a little. The only way that I found out there was 1856 was because they counted them for me! I only got 4 cents instead of 5 but it was TOTALLY worth it. I would have been there all day jamming them one by one into machines then having to call someone over because they are full. We salute YOU C&D Redemption Center!

Listen, im all for folks taking a day off every now and then. However, after a homestand against…read morethe yankees, 60,000 beers, food, merchandise, trash is piled high to the heavens. I checked the website for hours of operation, made sure they were open, and packed my car to the brim with 17 trash bags. I literally had a trash bag on my lap while driving there. Unfortunately, to my demise, when i got there, they were closed. I had to drive home, 4 states away, with my 17 trash bags. FORGET you rosehill transfer station !

This review is for the regional transfer station for South County RI where people (you have to be…read moretown residents) can bring items to be recycled. They take large items like furniture as well. Where they weigh the car before and after to determine the weight of the large item you are disposing off. There were staff on site for questions. Next door to a large landfill and solar panel field. The Town of South Kingstown offers free recycling at this Regional Transfer Station (RHRTS) six days a week from 7a-3pm. For household trash, the Town operates a "Bag and Tag" waste disposal system at the RHRTS. You supply the bag and place an adhesive tag purchased from the Town around the neck of the bag prior to disposal. Because recycling is free, the more you recycle, the more money you save on tags. Tags are sold in lots of five (5), and can be purchased at the RHRTS or in the Town Clerk's Office at Town Hall. Tags may be purchased individually in the months of May and June. Bag volume is limited to 33 gallons and bag weight is limited to 35 pounds. Refuse bags exceeding volume or weight require an additional tag. Refuse tags are limited for purchase by residents from South Kingstown or Narragansett only. Items that can be recycled include: All plastic containers up to 5 gallons in size Glass containers Metal cans and foil Milk and juice cartons Mixed paper and cardboard Prohibited Items Non-container plastic Plastic bags Plastic containers larger than 5 gallons (Please refer to Rigid Plastics below) Refrigerated and frozen food boxes Scrap metal Shredded paper (previously recyclable in with mixed recyclables) now prohibited.

Great place to recycle great ppl knowledgeable go on down see what I'm talking aboutread more

Started using Full Circle Aug. 2019. Soo friendly, Best price around. Only 10 miles longer than…read morewhere I was going.

If you are looking for professional and honest business. This is the place. Best prices around,…read moredefinitely the most honest. I have going here for years and will always recommend J & S. #1

Fast and easy they accept aluminum cans think it's like a dollar a pound or somethingread more

My husband is a professional "computer guy". While "computer guy" is a fairly generic term to…read moredescribe a very large amount of jobs in the computer field, for the purpose of this review it means you repair all of your computers yourself and all of your friends and your friends' friends come to you for computer repairs. Picture 15 years worth of monitors, hard drives, motherboards, cables and sound cards stuffed into a closet. Enter Indie Cycle. They will take your computer parts as well as any other old electric items and recycle them free of charge. Yes, free. I would have had to pay the town $10 each just to take the monitors and for all I know they could have ended up in the landfill. Indie Cycle will recycle your items in a responsible manner. It's a win-win for all. They frequent the farmers markets all over Rhode Island. You can check their website to find out where they will be and what they will take. We recently met up with them at the Barrington Farmers Market. There were two friendly people just waiting to help us unload. What more could you ask? Thanks Indie Cycle for giving me a little more closet space. I'll be seeing you again.