Allwood Recyclers grinds yard debris into compost and biomass fuel at its Fairview yard on Marine Drive, and has sold to homeowners and contractors since 1995. The drop-off list covers grass clippings, leaves, hay, blackberries, ivy, pine needles, brush, bamboo, roots, woodchips, branches, and tree limbs. The yard turns away loads containing brick, concrete with metal or wood, dirt, sod, glass, household garbage, treated or painted wood, pallets, plywood, stumps, and land clearing material. Lumber of any kind is currently refused because of mill restrictions. Loads that need a long offload are turned back in the last 15 minutes before the gate closes. The same site sells bark, screened compost, soil blends, decorative rock, and flagstone by the cubic yard for pickup or delivery, with delivery to Troutdale, Gresham, Fairview, Wood Village, and Vancouver, Washington.
Listed hours: Mon-Fri 7:30 AM - 5:00 PM · Sat 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM · Sun Closed
Accepts: Grass clippings, Leaves, Hay, Blackberries, Ivy, Pine needles, Brush, Bamboo, Roots, Woodchips, Branches, Tree limbs
Services: Yard debris drop-off · Compost and soil blends · Bark and mulch sales · Decorative rock and flagstone · Delivery by appointment · Online cubic yard calculator
What yard debris does Allwood Recyclers accept in Fairview?
Allwood takes grass clippings, leaves, hay, blackberries, ivy, pine needles, brush, bamboo, roots, woodchips, branches, and tree limbs.
Does Allwood Recyclers take lumber or pallets?
No. Pallets are on the refused list, and the yard has temporarily stopped accepting all lumber, plywood, and fencing because of mill restrictions.