I believe most reviews are old. This is April 2026. They basically want you to have an…read moreappointment to drop the item or items off (I believe MWF) yet I went on a Thursday, in person around to the back of the building and rang the bell, but I was told they truly do not have Tues/Thursday drop off as one of the websites stated (its outdated). However, Erik answered the bell and took my TV. The problem is there are very few (sometimes 1) employee and thus the frustration when no one answers. It was free for my 43" TV and I was happy to dispose of it. They give you a receipt so you cannot just drop off outside and leave the items. They are connected to https://www.ewaste411.com - I had no problem at all but I can see how others could - next time, I will make an appointment. So of course I am very happy!

I made an appointment to drop off my broken tv and I called no one answered i kept calling no one…read morepicked up very dissatisfied with this wouldn't recommend.

Hello!?!?!? Does anybody ever answer your phones? Called both numbers provided during operating…read morehours and nobody ever answers

From the owner: Conservation Corps North Bay (CCNB) is a paid job training program that helps young adults navigate…read morebarriers to achieve their career goals. Corpsmembers at CCNB simultaneously earn a paycheck, work toward their diploma, and receive supportive services. Four days each week are dedicated to paid job training on natural resources and zero waste projects, including fire fuel reduction, invasive species removal, trail maintenance, recycling collection, and much more. Members who have not yet graduated high school supplement this work experience through enrollment in John Muir Charter School, with class sessions in the evening and on Fridays, and work steadily toward their diploma. Additionally, all corpsmembers take part in CCNB’s Career Pathways programming, which includes one-on-one coaching, weekly skill development workshops, career exploration, and job placement support. This comprehensive suite of services acts as a launching pad for corpsmembers, preparing them to enter a living-wage career and become active members of the communities in which they live. Free mattress, e-waste, and tire recycling in Santa Rosa — no fees, ever. Drop off TVs, computers, mattresses, tires, bottles & cans, plastic wrap, and more at our Airway Drive facility in Santa Rosa. We’re a local nonprofit employing young adults in environmental careers. See listing for fours. No appointment needed for most materials — tires require booking online. One stop. All free.

Communication with Justine was quick and she explained the process in full. They showed up with the…read moretruck on time and were polite. No surprises, quote was what we were charged. Rate was reasonable when compared to others. I liked the option of off site shredding, that way they were in and out quickly and took the boxes with them as well. Easy online bill pay after the service.

There are several reasons for my 5 star rating. First, Quick Light Recycling has been very…read moreresponsive to all my questions and concerns. When I've left a voice message, I've never waited longer than an hour to get a return call. Similarly, twice when I needed same day pickups, they were able to accommodate me. Pam is unfailingly warm and friendly. Finally, Quick Light is the lowest price light recycling service in the Bay Area.

From the owner: NO DROP OFFS We take lights, ballasts and batteries…read more (No Cans/Bottles-Please) Commercial - no residential -pickup and delivery- No Drop Offs! Containers provided free.

Worse efficiency ive ever seen at a landfill. This is ridiculous!!…read moreWhats the problem to build better facilities??? Always traffic in n out. Have to go out of the car for that when we come with dump trailers for the scale. I know no one give a dem about this review but i hope someone will ride it and make this place better

Easy! Cheap!! More…read morethan just a dump! We had to get ride of a broken couch and this is the closest place. I looked it up online before going- it costs $6 to dump a couch, awesome! There are at least two lines going into the joint, so follow the person in front of you and tell the lady what you are getting rid of. The first person writing our ticket didnt understand that we just wanted to dump the couch and charged us to dump the whole pick up truck bed , which I think was $11 dollars. When we went to pay the lady I thought maybe the online price was just outdated but once she confirmed it was just the couch, she refunded the addt money without us even asking or inquiring. Awesome! We followed the signs to the dump part of this site- there are MANY different parts to this dump so try to follow the right color sign of where you are trying to go! And if you are going, take a truck if you can. While my Sentra would have probably been okay, I wouldn't want to risk it (lol!) Back up the truck and toss all your items out right into the big mess where everyone else is dumping and HOLD YOUR NOSE if you can and wear washable shoes! All in all a good experience getting rid of a couch for cheap!

Easy experience with recycling or selling back metals we had. Drive up, weigh it up, go to the…read morewindow and you're done.

I am building an additional dwelling unit and periodically have a trailer of construction waist…read more The facility is close, efficient, clean, quick, and friendly

Friendly and helpful. Took what I could not deal with and told me that they would deal with it…read more Even helped me take Things out of the car

Conveniently located, accepts just about everything! Why wait any longer? Just go recycle it!read more

Provides sufficient customer service and satisfaction! Always have the right solution for the…read morecustomers needs.

Worst service ever ever we pay to have garbage and recycling picked up Friday mornings. We've…read morecalled multiple times and they keep saying just leave the recycle out there. Someone will come yet they have it and this is day five. This has happened many times they have the worst customer service and they just don't care or maybe they should credit us for all the inconvenience. Maybe they'll get them on their toes.