TRIANGLE RESOURCES

6505 SW Old Clifton Rd Port Orchard WA 98367 USA

4.3 (27 reviews)

TRIANGLE RESOURCES recycling center in Camas, WA - View of facility

About This Center

Triangle Resources, a Waste Connections of Washington company, has been proudly serving Camas, Washougal, East Clark, and Skamania County since 1994. They offer a safe and environmentally sound way to recycle wood and yard debris, with services including residential and contractor drop off, mobile on-site grinding for land clearing, and drop box service for smaller jobs. Accepted items include clean wood, lumber, plywood, and yard debris like leaves and branches, while items such as garbage, painted or pressure-treated wood, and hazardous waste are not accepted. Triangle Resources also provides live floor hauling and specializes in wood and yard debris recycling, ensuring fast and efficient service with reasonable rates.

Materials Accepted and Services Offered

Clean WoodLumberPlywoodLeavesBranchesGarbagePainted WoodPressure-treated WoodHazardous WasteResidential Drop-offContractor Drop-offMobile On-site GrindingDrop Box ServiceLive Floor HaulingWood RecyclingYard Debris Recycling

Featured Reviews

Arin Richards

Arin Richards (5/5 stars, a month ago): Great place for recycling wood and yard debris!!

Lawrence Morford

Lawrence Morford (4/5 stars, 8 years ago): The only reason I gave 4 stars instead of 5 is the limited hours they are open. They need to be open seasonal hours meaning in Spring and Summer they would do well to be open until 7:30pm. Daylight hours are until 8pm or later and some landscapers work until dark and need to dump their debris in the evening before getting started in the morning which is usually around 7am. Being open from 6am until 730pm would open up much more business opportunity and help those of us doing local landscaping.

Denver Moss

Denver Moss (5/5 stars, 3 years ago): No problems here. Remember to bring cash or check because they don't take card here. You gotta unload your own but it's a good place to do it. It's crazy to think that they make the bark dust that they sell back to us at a premium yet we have to pay to drop off our wood... Oh well.