Address: 565 Jacoby St, San Rafael, CA 94901, USA
Phone: +14154855647
Sunday: 9AM–4PM
Monday: 8AM–4PM
Tuesday: 8AM–4PM
Wednesday: 8AM–4PM
Thursday: 8AM–4PM
Friday: 8AM–4PM
Saturday: 8AM–4PM
Ross M. Tyrrell
Very nice kind friendly and ultimately professional staff in their ultimate demeanors and candor as well
Daniel Flores
This place is great you could buy all your gardening materials here it’s a one stop shop
Nicholas Basile
I've been using this place since I was a kid. This place is the most easy and stress free waste resource facility in the Bay Area and the prices are very fair. The employees are also excellent. You are in and out at this place and there is nothing but positive vibes.
Thomas Hogan
Dump review. Been coming here 20+ years and the current staffing is the best yet. Prices are fair and these people do a great job of sorting & recycling what would otherwise end up in a landfill. Keep up the good work!
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Yes, we are open today.
Yes, they are open on Labor Day.
Depends on the load
Yes, the Marin Resource Recovery Center located at 565 Jacoby St, San Rafael does accept clean concrete. You can self-haul those materials to us or order an debris box on-site. More details can be found on our website marinresourcerecoverycenter.com
The Marin Resource Recovery Center does not accept pressure treated wood. The nearest location you can bring pressure treated wood is the Recology Hay Road Landfill @ 6425 Hay Rd. Vacaville, CA 95687
We charge $25 per mattress, $40 per couch. Please bring them to 565 Jacoby St, San Rafael.
Batteries may be recycled at the Household Hazardous Waste Facility. It is located next to the indoor dump. Please note you must be a Marin County resident (Novato residents must use the Novato Household Hazardous Waste Facility).
No, the buyback center at Marin Recycling was closed to accommodate for the upcoming expansion of our recycling facility.
Yes, they are okay in the green bin.
Hi L.S. - Marin Sanitary Service does not recycle Styrofoam as there are very limited markets / buyers of this material as styrofoam is mostly air and is often soiled by food waste. In fact, a majority of curbside recycling programs do not accept styrofoam. After consulting recyclefoam.org, the closest location that accepts styrofoam in the Bay Area is: Burlingame Eco-Center 1831 Bayshore Highway, Suite 2 Burlingame, CA 94010 Phone: (650) 493-8700 x 103 Hope this helps.
Yes, you can bring your TV to our Household Hazardous Waste facility at 565 Jacoby St., Tuesday - Saturday 8am-3:30pm. Please bring one of the following to show proof of Marin County Residency: - A valid government-issued photo ID such as a passport or driver’s license - A recent tax document - A utility bill marinhhw.com | 415-485-6806
Yes it is. We accept damaged office furniture for a small disposal fee.
We take wood, but cannot accept any pressure treated wood.
Yes, you can bring a load of dirt to our facility. For best pricing keep the dirt clean without any rocks, brick, concrete or other debris.
We accept recyclables at the facility and the indoor dump is open, but the CRV buyback center for getting your redemption for bottles and cans is permanently closed.
Yes, we take them. Furniture and skies will not be reused or recycled, so we recommend donating them if they are still good. Appliances are recycled and are charged per item.
Yes
No, shredding is open Monday through Friday 8:30am-4:00pm.
Yes!
Paper should be removed from plastic binders. Staples are okay, but paper clips and other metal clips should be removed if possible.
We have a minimum charge of $ 43 per load. If there is more than 1 cubic yard of material, it is $ 53 per yard. There may also be an additional $ 30 appliance charge. The person at the checkout booth will determine the final cost.
Open Friday yes
Check with your waste hauler to see if they offer curbside pick up of bulky items (if you are in Marin Sanitary's collection area, you can arrange for this by calling customer service at (415) 456-2601). If this is not available you can bring the mattress to our facility where clean mattresses are recycled. There is a fee to drop off a mattress. Please contact (415) 485-5646 for current rates.
Thank you for reaching out. There could be a number of reasons you were charged differently (amount of material or type of material for example). Please contact our office so they can discuss your specific case 415-485-5647.
Marin Resource Recovery is a facility where you can bring your material. We do not collect material from homes or businesses.
Electronics go to the Household Hazardous Waste (HHW) Facility located next to Marin Resource Recovery Center. The HHW facility is open on Saturday from 8:00-3:30pm. https://marinhhw.com/
Around $45
Yes, we do accept dirt and rocks.
Yes, we do.
Yes, but we encourage you to donate your clothes if they are clean and in good condition.
Yes!
Yes. Tuesdays to saturday.
You'll need to call .
They do!
Yes.
You might be able to find that answer online.
Slick covers are usually NOT, but best to call.
They are open on Saturday.
You can try the hazardous waste option. If they don't accept it, the dump is right there.
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