Collection service for residential dwellings.
Collection service for apartments or multifamily dwellings with four or more units.
Collection service for businesses, schools, organizations, and government agencies.
Secure and portable storage container rentals for job sites or temporary home storage.
Rent porta potties for events or construction sites in Marin and the greater Bay Area.
Not sure how to properly dispose of something? Search our What Goes Where tool to find out if material can be reused, recycled, composted, or disposed of in your trash.
We offer a variety of portable toilets or “porta potty” rentals for Marin County, San Francisco, and beyond.
Did you get a contamination notice because you put the wrong material in your recycling cart?
Is it a container or paper recycling week? View our residential alternating week recycling pickup schedule.
Good intentions are wasted when the wrong materials are
put in your recyling and compost carts.
We are working as usual!
The health and well-being of our employees, customers and community is a priority for Mill Valley Refuse Service during these challenging times. Please read our tips and service reminders.
There are better alternatives to single use plastic! Nowadays, there are a whole lot of items – such as plastic bottles, utensils and wrap – that are designed to be used once and then thrown “away.” That may feel convenient,
Did you know that California is the top exporter of contaminated plastic in the nation? Contamination occurs when anything from food waste to the wrong kind of plastic is bundled with truly recyclable plastic. This contaminated recycling is then often
If you’re like us, you’re cooking a lot more at home these days and you’re probably producing more food waste as a result. Before you put that leftover food in your green Compost Cart, consider these suggestions from EcoWatch to
Waste 360 posted an article sharing some alarming statistics around the estimated 42 million metric tons of plastic waste the U.S. generates (more than any country worldwide) and the true state of global plastic recycling markets. “What happens with this