Columbia Resource Company is a Waste Connections of Washington company in Clark County, Washington with three locations providing safe and environmentally sound recycling and waste disposal solutions for residents, industrial and construction industries. We foster a positive work environment that recruits and develops safe employees to service our customers with the highest level of integrity.
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Columbia Resource Company is a proud member of the Waste Connections family, which serves over six million customers nationwide. We are honored to serve the residents and businesses of the Vancouver and Washougal areas. We provide safe, reliable, environmentally conscience residential, commercial trash and recycling services.
Yes, Customers can drop off fluorescent light bulbs free of charge at Central Transfer and Recycling, West Vancouver Materials Recovery Center or Washougal Transfer Station during their normal business hours. Recycle up to 10 lights per day. Fluorescent bulbs that are accepted include tubes, straight (up to 8 ft. in length) or curved, Compact Fluorescent Lights (CFLs) and High Intensity Discharge Lights (HIDs).
Solid waste transfer station operations represent an efficient, environmentally friendly methodology to receive, process, compact and transfer solid waste to larger vehicles for transport via truck, rail or barge to company owned or operated landfills, as well as third party landfills.
Our properties are staffed by friendly and knowledgeable associates, designed for quick access and outfitted with the latest equipment and technologies to consolidate waste or recyclables for final removal.
Our properties are staffed by friendly and knowledgeable associates, designed for quick access and outfitted with the latest equipment and technologies to consolidate waste or recyclables for final removal.
Special waste is any waste material which, because of its physical, chemical or biological characteristics requires special handling procedures, or poses an unusual threat to the environment, equipment, property, or the public health, welfare and safety.
All special waste, including creosote treated railroad ties and wood, will be required to have a special waste permit in order to drop it off at one of our locations or have it hauled from your site.There is no charge for a permit. Please see the permit form and instructions below. Or call West Vancouver Materials Recovery Center at 360-737-1727 or Central Transfer and Recycling at 360-256-8482.
All special waste, including creosote treated railroad ties and wood, will be required to have a special waste permit in order to drop it off at one of our locations or have it hauled from your site.There is no charge for a permit. Please see the permit form and instructions below. Or call West Vancouver Materials Recovery Center at 360-737-1727 or Central Transfer and Recycling at 360-256-8482.
Reviews (7)
Chris Bossness
Jul 17, 2021
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Crazyrobsta
Jul 02, 2021
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Judy Chen
Apr 13, 2021
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Went in to do the right thing and recycle a bunch of block foam (styrofoam). This was my first time there so I was not familiar with the process. I was immediately yelled at by a rude lady monitoring what I was putting in. I understand that they’re trying to keep things in proper order but it definitely is not necessary to yell and berate your customers.
Jay Bo
Mar 20, 2021
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Abby Mathias
Mar 06, 2021
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The process is pretty straight forward. But the lady that handles the dump drop off area makes an already unpleasant task even more unpleasant by yelling at customers and making it stressful to back in. I have been yelled at every time I’ve been there, and she followed me to the sharps drop off this last time.. presumably to make sure I didn’t try to exit without paying.
Hank Masdonati
Nov 21, 2020
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Kyla Larson
Nov 10, 2020
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My husband goes here quite often because he is a general contractor. The lady running the show today was incredibly rude to him and even yelled at him when he was doing exactly what he's done on every trip. She needs to work on her professionalism - even if the job is working at a dump, it's still a job and you should be respectful and polite to your paying customers. Also, if you're going to have the mask mandate in place, as it states on your website, you should know that your mask goes over your nose and your mouth... this lady was not only rude but evidently doesn't understand that her nose
