The lady in the office was rude as hell. She wouldn't take my government issued id as valid…read moreidentification because it wasn't a drivers license. What kind of crap is that. I gave them a license plate number and had valid id and she refused to take it to cash in my recyclables. Super rude. Never again.

I went there the other day to recycle radiators and copper but my id was expired and the…read morereceptionist said it wasn't valid I didn't know it was expired and I asked why and she couldn't take it then she told me why with so much attitude. The man at the hand scale is super nice and I give him 5 stars.

I had a great experience with Clearfield Recycling. Although they were extremely busy, an employee…read moreby the name of Angela, made the process very easy and was very helpful and knowledgeable. I had brought in some copper and she told me to bring in the rest of my copper because prices are extremely high right now. I could tell that recycling was very important to her. She was very helpful and answered all my questions about material that I can recycle in the future. I will definitely be coming back to do business with this company.

My daughter took a whole lot of cardboard we had accumulated and she said they made it quick and…read moreeasy for her.

One stop place for almost all recyclable products! I just moved to a place that does not collect…read morerecycling and this place was a game changer. They accepted everything but glass (paper, cardboard, aluminum, plastic). I just drove up and dropped it off in the convenient dumpster.

Unfortunately, I drove all the way out here (30+mins) to find that they do not have recycling bins…read morefor you to drop off when they are closed (despite other misleading reviews?) It is not very clear on the website..

Needed to find a recycler for my small-ish bags of aluminum cans. Metro was…read morehappy to take them...made a dollar! Friendly and helpful staff.

place sucks, got there 20-15 minutes before closing (5pm) only had cans and car rotters yet they…read moreturned me away because my load was "to big" for them before closing. All you ladies should be staying open until said closing, accepting everyone no matter the load.

Super cool place and staff. They are very helpful and courteous. My go to place for all my soils…read moreand rocks

Prompt, professional, quality product with the lowerest prices around. We could not be happier…read morewith our new beautiful chocolate mulch. Thank you Recycled Earth!!!

The workers were very fast and payed attention to my needs and helped me get the things done I…read moreneeded they were polite and kind they even unloaded my things with me

Utah metals works is among the few remaining recyclers in the downtown area…read more This is a great business with great people, from the men on the scales in the back to the front office staff to the family that sees that everything runs smoothly. The prices offered are very competitive and the whole transaction is transparent and above board. If you're just cleaning up or have a small side gig, this is the place to turn your scrape surplus metal into some quick cash.

Man, this place is such a dump! Any review that starts like this won't get 5 stars...unless the…read moreplace really is the dump. Davis County has it figured out and has really streamlined the process. They recycle all of their green waste into wood chips and mulch, which you can buy in bulk for cheap. Their facilities are powered by wind and solar, so they're really trying to reduce their carbon footprint. They even have a little "store" that you can go in, as the workers set aside any "garbage" headed to the dump that might still be useable. You know, "one man's trash is another man's treasure." As long as you present your ID showing that you live in Davis County, the typical dump run will cost you $5. They have different areas to dump green waste and metal in order to keep the steady flow of traffic

I've lived in Davis County my entire life and remember the "adventure" of the old land fill:…read morerotting garbage, seagulls galore, nails in tires. All that has changed, and this might be the best landfill experience you've ever had! Garbage is dumped on a clean cement dock and shoved by large front loaders into waiting transport that moves it to special areas where the methane gas from decomposing garbage is harvested to power Hill Air Force base. Green waste is taken to its own special area and turned into excellent garden product: compost and several grades of wood chips for mulching. Non-Davis county residents pay a bit more to dump, but the compost and wood chips can be purchased at the same low price by anyone.