Called to ask about shredding and the cost and he hangs up on me …read more All I wanted to know was the price and how long it would take.

Very helpful, polite staff. The transfer of personal records in cardboard boxes from my truck to…read morethe loading dock was straight forward and quick. The dock worker transferred all into company bins and then locked them up. Went to the office and paid via credit card to the clerk who thanked me for the business. Could have asked for a smoother process for such service.

Huge facility with plenty of room to back the car right up to the drop-off area. The staff was…read morehelpful with directing traffic and the pricing was fair. Though the line is a bit long here at times.

Great dump! Fair prices, excellent staff, well organized. Easy to get in and out of. They do charge…read morefor all appliances, FYI

They're gruff and def underpay, but if you're just trying to get rid of something instead of taking…read moreit to the transfer station, this is the spot. Fast and easy to dump my furnace. -1 star for it being predatory prices but the whole industry is predatory. Would not recommend if you're trying to sell a cat converter you "found"

I Came Here On Purpose...and They Blew It!…read more With gas pushing $6 per gallon, I decided to explore a closer scrap yard option instead of driving all the way to Kent. So I came to The Recycling Depot deliberately -- on purpose -- to compare their prices against other yards in the Seattle area. I left knowing one thing for certain: they don't know what fair pricing looks like. They paid me $0.03/lb for steel. That's right -- three cents. My load was 700 lbs of steel, and they handed me $21.00 for it. That same steel would've been worth around $42 elsewhere (or more depending on the yard). Add in stainless, aluminum, and brass, and my total ticket came to $31.25. Laughable. For comparison, Binford Metal Recycling in Kent would've paid me double on steel alone. That's $21 straight out of my pocket they basically stole -- and that's just one metal. The difference on a full load like mine? Easily $50-$60. Real money. Real loss. And the worst part? No transparency. No explanation. Just: weighed it, printed it, paid you, next. If you don't know scrap prices, you'll get taken. If you do, you'll never return. They failed the test. I came prepared, and they got exposed. I won't be back -- and neither should you!

I had some copper pipes and wires I needed to get rid off, with a quick search I was recommended to…read morego to Pacific Iron and my experience was very smooth. Staff was friendly and helpful. They paid more than I thought I was going to get from it and the whole process took just a couple minutes. You do need to go there driving a car (no walk ins) and show an ID. I'm sure that minimizes the risk of them buying stolen items. Overall, great experience and would recommend selling there. I was also glad to know the story behind this family business :)

First visit. I had a scrap auto part and had read it was worth some coin, so I brought it in to…read morePacific Surprised to find the yard on a busy street near the ballparks: convenient! Almost hidden in plain sight. Yards get a bad rap for trying to rip people off. Not in my one experience: I got what Google said was being paid for the part and weight. I had visited yards with my dad long ago: some of the fun was seeing what people discarded. But here they pretty much removed the scap immediately: about as clean as one could imagine for such a business. A bit overwhelming for a first-timer. Now that I know the ropes, I could be smoother and maybe give the extra star (note: 5 stars is Far Exceeding expectations, involving walking on water. 4 is above average and is a great score. 3 is what a run of the mill experience gets)

I called to get a price on recycling, and Danielle answered the phone. She was extremely rude,…read morecondescending, and generally not helpful, when I asked to speak to her manager, she said she was the manager and that I could complain to her; I let her know she was rude and condescending, and she hung up on me. I emailed the company for a response, but have not heard back.

From the owner: United Recycling Seattle is your one stop for construction and demolition debris recycling. Please…read morecall us for pricing and all other questions.

I had six trucks of junk removed from a building we were renovating, and Junk-B-Gone beat their…read morecompetitors pricing by roughly %50. Junk-B-Gone has been my vendor of choice for roughly fourteen years. These guys are great!

I was able to schedule a same day pickup and within hours, my renovation debris was picked up! The…read morescheduler was quick and courteous. The pickup team was friendly and efficient. They gave me a fair price and was able to load up all my junk in less than 20 minutes. I will definitely consider them for any future junk removal needs!

This Transfer Station is such a very nice place where the public are treated with kindness and…read morerespect!! I happened to lose my direction driving to MCS Recycling which has almost an exact street address as Eastmont Transfer Station but at opposite end; "W" instead of "E" street designator (7201 E Marginal Way). Upon driving to this station, I parked then walked up the ramp to knock on the office for verification & help. There was a young lady working in the office and her name is Savanna. Upon learning of my problems of having a malfunctioned phone/GPS using Waze for direction, Savanna quickly showed me the directions to get to MCS Recycling. Just to make sure I would not forget her instructions, Savanna also printed out a paper copy for me to take with me! She helped me regardless of whether I was a customer of her business or not! I can't say enough good things about Savanna but wanted to share to the public of how nice Savanna was to me and it says great thing about Eastmont Transfer Station management regarding the quality and attitude of the people that they hired to represent them days in days out! Thank you Savanna & Eastmont Transfer Station management for your very kind help!! Skip

This isn't about this station per se but the company as a whole!!!…read more We were missing a recycling bin for 3-4 weeks. Called WM and they "assured" us it would be delivered within a week. Never happened weeks went by; multiple phone calls nothing. But rude and inconsistent customer support. Bottom line just because we are the little guys in a monopoly system we have choices. WM clearly didn't care that their third-party vendor was failing. Big business should hold the power without the client they are nothing!!! No jumping to Can Do and drip on them!!!

This is the City's hazardous waste free drop off facility near the transfer station. They take just…read moreabout everything. Check their site for what items they accept. There is also a location in North Seattle. Hours are limited to Thurs-Sat. Again, check website for latest hours as they may fluctuate. Can be busy on weekends, especially in AM. They used to have a free re-use selection but there were literal brawls over the stuff from pickers and Craigslist flippers, so they (thankfully) shut down that clown show.

This company came to empty the grease trap at a restaurant near my house at 2 O'CLOCK IN THE…read moreMORNING on a Saturday night. Well, I guess technically it was on a Sunday morning. Do you have any idea how loud this operation is? Combined with the excessive back-up beeper as the truck maneuvered about 5 times in and out of the parking lot, we got startled awake and then got to stay awake for about an hour as the driver did their thing. How about, don't wake the neighborhood at ungodly hours! This restaurant is closed on Sundays so you can come do the grease trap at ANY REASONABLE TIME.