We live in a condo in Minneapolis, and because we do not have city trash service, we can't use…read moretheir transfer stations. So, we had to find another spot to take some furniture that was damaged in a water leak. Twin City Refuse is the perfect spot for that: they answered all our questions ahead of time over the phone, made the process of dumping our stuff super easy, and charged us a very fair price. All in all, I was super impressed, and we saved a TON of money over hiring a junk hauling service. Definitely recommend it!

This is a family owned business - I will still give a 5 star review…read more Easy place to dump one item or a load of items - Fair pricing & Great customer service by the owners' daughter. The only downside is closing the gate earlier than posted times, And the owner. Sick? Then don't go to work to be rude / disrespectful to YOUR customers who may drive hours to come to your place of business, our money can be spent somewhere else with no problem nor hesitation. May want to give your daughter the reins. Food for thought.

It's weird but I kind of love this nice, big recycling center. You can bring so much stuff here to…read moredispose of or recycle. One one side of the facility you can bring cardboard and other mixed recycling of the sort that you probably also get picked up at home, as well as scrap metal (separate bins for aluminum and non-aluminum) and organics. But the drive-inside section is where you can give them old or broken electronics, chemicals such as cleaning supplies, and hazardous waste. They also take plastic bags and similar plastic film. Some things they won't take include styrofoam, construction debris, or any appliances with freon such as freezers or air conditioners. There is a whole indoor section with large room of reuse shelves. It is filled with paints and chemical supplies that were brought in for disposal, but they deemed them reusable. (NOTE: there are limits to the number of visits and items you can take; see my pics.) And they have a calendar of programs such as a "fix-in clinic" where community members will try to fix broken stuff you bring in, and gently-used school supply drives. Also there is a small free library! (NOTE: don't give it books, just take them. Give books to an actual library instead.) They are only open Tuesday through Saturday, limited daytime hours, and there is nothing available outside of the opening hours. But when they are open, they are fully staffed with very helpful people.

Very helpful personnel. Friendly too! They unloaded the electronics from my vehicle and instructed…read morewhich bin to place the electrical cords into. It's incredible that my tax $$$ actually pays for something so helpful!

We have had quite the haul of moving boxes, packing materials, and misc. items to dispose of. I've…read moremade three trips so far - and each time it's been a breeze! The check in gal has been super friendly and helpful each time. The bins are easily accessed and labeled, making it a no brainer for where to place your items. I'm grateful to have a recycling center to go to.

This place is great. It's important to know the rules before going there and they are clearly…read moreexplained on the website. It is a popular place so expect to wait in line. Yes, unloading staff can be a bit brusque but they are very busy and not all patrons treat them respectfully nor do all follow the rules, putting staff in a difficult position. I pick up a lot of supplies at the free store which is easily accessible and well organized.

Had a great experience with Tiffany M. Great customer service, friendly and very helpful. Thank youread more

Great Service!! My trash driver always is friendly and has a smile on his face. He even has come up…read moreand grabbed the can when I have forgotten to take it down. Would highly recommend Walters!

This recycling center takes almost everything including styrofoam. They are volunteer staff so they…read moredo have limited hours so you might want to check before heading out. The newspaper recycling is open 24 hours

It's a wonderful facility staffed with helpful volunteers. They take the following materials (list…read morenot all inclusive): plastics 1-6, styrofoam, foam peanuts, cardboard (you don't have to break down the boxes), oil, scrap metal, paper, and light bulbs. Open Wednesday and Saturdays from 9-3. They often have special recycling events (e.g., mattresses, electronics, appliances).

Easy drop off even though there is construction-workers efficient, and they seem very happy to be…read moreworking there!

Great place to recycle old electronics! Keep them out of the landfill and get them used elsewhere…read more The price is also affordable.

This business is permanently closed. It was a good business, he fixed my lawn mower and snow blower…read moreseveral times. But it is shuttered now and no longer in business

We've dealt with Rosen for years. Bought a rebuilt snowblower from him which lasted for years…read moredespite being a fairly old machine to begin with. He gave us a one year warranty and after that did all our repair work at very reasonable prices and very quickly. He is very honest and straight- forward, I highly recommend them.

We have been a customer of Highland Sanitation for over 40 years. They are dependable and an added…read moreperk is that it is a local business who will treat you well.

Pricing is competitive, and service is excellent. The drivers are friendly and professional, and…read morehave always helped with extra tasks like loading bunches of tree limbs onto the truck. Customer service from the office is good too - we get to talk to a local human. There have been a couple glitches over the years, and they always responded right away to our phone calls. We like the local, family, environmentally-friendly orientation. We're not switching!