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Get My Instant OfferCOLUMBIA RESOURCE COMPANY - CENTRAL TRANSFER AND RECYCLING
11034 NE 117th Ave Vancouver WA 98662 USA
Columbia Resource Company's Central Transfer & Recycling facility in Vancouver, WA handles waste disposal and recycling for Clark County residents, contractors, and industrial customers. Located at 11034 NE 117th Avenue, this transfer station is one of three company locations. Columbia Resource Company, a Waste Connections of Washington company, operates a Materials Recovery Facility, accepts e-waste and household hazardous waste, offers paper shredding, and handles special waste disposal.
Services: Transfer station waste drop-off · Materials Recovery Facility (MRF) · E-waste recycling · Household hazardous waste disposal · Paper shredding
Accepts: Electronics (e-waste), Household hazardous waste, Recyclable materials (MRF), Paper and documents, Special waste
Does Columbia Resource Company's Central Transfer & Recycling in Vancouver accept household hazardous waste?
Yes. Columbia Resource Company lists household hazardous waste disposal as one of its services. Contact the Vancouver location at (360) 256-8482 to confirm accepted items and current procedures.
E C Recycle & Hauling
2503 SE Hidden Way Vancouver WA 98661 USA
H & H Wood Recyclers
961 S Main St Washington NH 03280 USA
H H Wood Recyclers is a landscaping supply store in Vancouver, WA, serving residential and commercial customers in Clark County since 1991. They offer a variety of recycled landscaping materials, including rock, mulch, bark, soil, and compost. The yard provides easy access to materials for projects of all sizes, from driveways to playgrounds. They accept various recycled products like yard debris, lumber, grass, leaves, pallets, dirt, clean land clearing, stumps, concrete, and asphalt. Notably, they do not accept asphalt shingles, dirty land clearing, or ceramic tile. Delivery service is available, with flat rate fees based on location. H H Wood Recyclers focuses on being a top supplier of clean landscaping materials and organic recyclers in the area, offering quality products and expert advice for any landscaping project.
Services: Bark Dust Delivery · Rock Delivery · Soil Delivery · Delivery Drop Box and Disposal · Off-Site Land Clearing
Accepts: Yard Debris – Woody, Lumber, Grass/Leaves, Pallets, Chipped Yard Debris, Dirt/Sod, Clean Land Clearing, Stumps-Clean
Ompy's Recycling
2200 Memorial Ave Washington IN 47501 USA
Paper People, llc
22833 Bothell Everett Hwy Bothell WA 98021 USA
Paper People in Vancouver buys cardboard, paper, and related commercial fiber products while supplying converted paperboard and roll stock priced below primary market levels. The company purchases job lots, transit damage, end rolls, excess paper, surplus rolls, and rejected or damaged rolls. Free waste audits help businesses cut disposal costs on recyclable materials.
Services: Commercial paper and cardboard purchasing · Free waste audits · Converted paperboard sales · Roll stock sales · Paper recycling programs
Accepts: Cardboard, Paper, Job lot paperboard, Transit-damaged paper, End rolls, Surplus and rejected paper rolls
What paper products does Paper People buy?
Paper People buys cardboard, paper, old cardboard, job lots, transit damage, end rolls, excess paper, surplus rolls, and rejected or damaged rolls.
Does Paper People offer waste audits?
Yes. Sales staff visit your facility for a free waste audit focused on reducing disposal costs for recyclable items.
Materials Accepted in Vancouver
Based on the listings above, materials commonly handled in Vancouver include Electronics, Transfer Station, Appliances, Cardboard, Glass. Browse the guides below for preparation tips, scrap values, and what's recyclable.
Recycling in Vancouver, Washington
Vancouver sits on the Columbia River with views toward Mount Hood and a mix of historic neighborhoods and fast-growing suburbs. Residential recycling uses a blue mixed-recycling cart plus a separate glass-only bin, a local sorting detail that newcomers can easily miss. Transfer facilities, Clark County hazardous-waste sites, and Washington's E-Cycle program cover materials that do not belong at the curb.
Frequently Asked Questions
How is residential recycling sorted in Vancouver?
Vancouver households use a blue cart for accepted mixed recyclables and a separate bin for accepted glass bottles and jars. Glass should not be mixed into the blue cart, and the glass bin should not contain ceramics, mirrors, windows, or drinkware.
Where can Vancouver residents take extra or special waste?
Area transfer facilities provide disposal and recycling options for materials that do not fit regular residential collection. Check the facility's current acceptance guidance before hauling a load because fees and material rules can differ.
How do I dispose of household hazardous waste in Vancouver?
Clark County provides household hazardous waste collection at designated facilities. Take accepted paint, chemicals, automotive fluids, and similar products there rather than putting them in a curbside cart or pouring them down a drain.
Where can I recycle electronics in Vancouver?
Washington's E-Cycle program provides approved collection sites for covered electronics such as televisions, computers, monitors, and eligible portable computers. Use the state locator to choose a participating site and confirm acceptance before visiting.
Is bulky-item pickup available to Vancouver residential customers?
Residential garbage customers receive an annual bulky-item pickup benefit under the local program. Arrange the pickup in advance and confirm which items qualify rather than placing furniture or appliances at the curb without scheduling.
Vancouver Recycling Tips
- •Put accepted mixed recyclables in the blue cart and bottles and jars in the separate glass-only bin.
- •Keep plastic bags, cords, and other tanglers out of the blue cart even when they are made from recyclable material.
- •Use a Clark County household hazardous waste facility for chemicals and automotive fluids.
- •Find an approved Washington E-Cycle site for covered televisions, computers, and monitors.
- •Schedule the annual customer bulky pickup benefit before moving a large item to the curb.
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