Garden City Compost

1125 Clark Fork Ln Missoula MT 59808 USA

4.2 (30 reviews)

Garden City Compost recycling center in Missoula, MT - View of facility

About This Center

The Garden City Compost facility in Missoula, Montana, offers residents the opportunity to drop off yard waste and purchase various compost products year-round. The facility, previously known as EKO Compost, was acquired by the City of Missoula in November 2016, leading to investments in new equipment and composting processes to ensure high-quality products and better odor control. Visitors can drop off wood waste, chipped material, sawdust, and other materials for varying fees, with specific guidelines on what is not accepted, such as greases, garbage, glass, and certain construction debris. The facility also sells products like Class A Compost, Lawn Topdress, Enriched Topsoil, and Premium Perlite Potting Soil, with discounts available for bulk purchases. For those interested in setting up a business account, a credit application can be submitted to the Garden City Compost Wastewater Division. Directions to the facility are provided, and seasonal hours vary from March to November and December to February. The facility is managed by Jason Duffin, and visitors are encouraged to secure their loads for safety on the road.

Materials Accepted and Services Offered

Yard WasteWood WasteChipped MaterialSawdustClass A CompostLawn TopdressEnriched TopsoilPremium Perlite Potting SoilBulk PurchasesBusiness AccountCredit ApplicationDirectionsSeasonal HoursJason DuffinSecure Loads

Featured Reviews

Brian Mantei

Brian Mantei (1/5 stars, 9 months ago): Show about 4 years ago my local dump truck Guy brought me a load of ecocomm post that came from Missoula I have changed his name to the noxious weed guy I don't know what people in Missoula eat but they have every noxious reading on the man in their compost what a sad world the yuppiest place on the planet is the most poison

W Michael Heatwole

W Michael Heatwole (2/5 stars, a year ago): It’s a good concept but the fee increase is too much for being delivered free product for them to sell. I had a lot of branches which looked like a full truck but was mostly air and was charged $10.

Chris Langel

Chris Langel (5/5 stars, 7 years ago): Since the city took over the facility it's much improved. People are very helpful and friendly. Equipment is functioning and making compost - not breaking down every other day when EKO had it. Looks better organized and if a facility that makes "good dirt" can be considered clean that it is!