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3 locations from 15 recycling listings in Seattle.
Drop-off sites for leaves, grass, brush, and branches, many of which sell mulch or compost back. Hours, fees, and accepted items change, so call or check the listing before you load up.
Yard Waste & Compost Drop-Off in Seattle
Bow Lake Recycling & Transfer Station
18800 Orillia Rd S Seattle WA 98188 USA
(206) 477-4466
Mon-Thu Open 24 hours · Fri 12:00 AM – 11:30 PM · Sat-Sun 8:30 AM – 5:30 PM
4.2 (367 reviews)
The Bow Lake Recycling Transfer Station in King County provides recycling services and garbage disposal for residents and businesses within the county's service area, excluding Seattle and Milton. Customers must verify eligibility to use King County recycling and garbage facilities. Accepted materials at the facility include commingled recyclable materials, appliances, mercury-containing light bulbs and tubes, and textiles, which are only accepted during recycle area hours. Vehicles and trailers must adhere to specific length limits, with a maximum of 40 feet allowed at Bow Lake Recycling Transfer Station. It is important to secure your load to avoid a $25 fee for arriving with an unsecured load. The facility also offers various payment methods such as credit card, cash, and Apple Pay. Visitors can sign up for station news and alerts and access downloadable guides for recycling services. Fees vary based on material type and weight, with potential discounts for ProviderOne, EBT, or ORCA LIFT customers. Additionally, the facility consolidates garbage for transport to the Cedar Hills Regional Landfill, while yard waste and recyclables are distributed to markets for processing into new products. For more information on recyclability or disposal restrictions, visitors can contact the Solid Waste Information Line or visit the disposal restrictions page on the website.
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DTG Recycle - Seattle
74 South Hudson Street, Seattle, WA 98134
(206) 209-0850
Mon 5:00 AM – 11:30 PM · Tue-Fri Open 24 hours · Sat 12:00 AM – 3:00 PM · Sun Closed
4.2 (47 reviews)
DTG Facility in Seattle, WA, formerly known as United Recycling, is a recycling center that focuses on an Earth-first mindset, accepting a variety of materials for recycling. They welcome clean wood, brush, stumps, logs, steel, aluminum, copper, concrete, asphalt, rock, masonry, cardboard, paper, plastic film and rigid, drywall, and other construction and demolition waste excluding prohibited items like commercial and household garbage, liquids, hazardous materials, tires, asbestos, lead paint, and more. They emphasize not accepting any materials regulated by environmental laws and require a Hazardous Materials Survey for demolition waste. The facility operates on specific hours throughout the week, with special procedures for accepting pre-consumer recyclable products. Visitors are reminded that illegal dumping of hazardous substances carries severe penalties. Additionally, DTG offers portable bathroom rentals and roll-off dumpsters for various needs, ensuring clean and comfortable facilities with world-class service.
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South Transfer Station - Seattle
130 S Kenyon St Seattle WA 98108 USA
(206) 684-8400
Mon-Sun 8:00 AM – 5:30 PM
4.4 (227 reviews)
The South Transfer Station in Seattle manages waste collection and disposal services for residents and businesses. at 130 South Kenyon Street, it includes amenities for efficient waste disposal and recycling.
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Yard Waste & Compost Drop-Off in Seattle: FAQ
What can I bring to a yard waste site in Seattle, WA?
Most take leaves, grass clippings, brush, and branches below a size limit. Bags, rocks, dirt, and treated or painted wood are usually refused.
Is yard waste drop-off free?
Many municipal sites are free for residents, while private sites charge by the load. Check the listing for fees and residency rules.
Can I get free mulch or compost?
Some sites give away or sell mulch and compost made from what residents drop off. Bring your own containers.