Silverdale Recycling and Garbage Facility

Fees effective January 1, 2026. Fees are based on size and volume of waste, not weight.

Washington solid waste collection tax (3.6%) is applied to waste transactions, except recyclable waste and unsecured/uncovered load fees.                                                                                                                       

• Garbage, solid waste:
  $15 for first can, tax included.
  $9 for each additional can, tax included.
  

  32 gallons = 1 can, 64 gallons = 2 cans, 96 gallons = 3 cans                                  

• Garbage – loose: $56.01 per cubic yard, plus tax  

• Mattress, box spring, recliner: $17 each, plus tax​​                                                                  

• Sofa: $67 each, plus tax                                                                  

• Sofa with bed or recliner: $77 each, plus tax                                                                  

• Roofing, drywall: $117 per cubic yard, plus tax. Non-asbestos only.                                  

• Appliances: $29 each, recycled
  Accepted appliances: air conditioners, dehumidifiers, dryers, dishwashers, heat pumps, ice machines, residential HVAC units, refrigerators, residential furnaces (without asbestos insulation), trash compactors, stoves, ovens, washers, water coolers, water softeners, water heaters, and well water pressure tanks. Must be empty. No commercial appliances. Customer must unload.​                                                                  

• Unsecured/uncovered load fee: $10 per unsecured vehicle load
  Required by state and county law. Learn ​how to Secure Your Loads for Safer Roads.
                                                                    

Accepted for free in self-service recycle yard. Items must be empty, clean and loose. Do not bag recyclables.

• Plastic bottles, jugs, jars and dairy tubs (no lids) 

• Metal cans (no loose lids)                                                        

• Glass bottles and jars (no lids)                                                        

• Cardboard (flattened)                                                    

• Paper (mail, magazines and catalogs, newspaper, office paper, phone books, paperboard boxes, etc.                                                    

• Scrap metal (must lift into container and contain no fluid, batteries, or vehicle parts)                                                   
   

Check-in with staff for free disposal

• Cooking oil - before recycling, filter the oil at home to remove food scraps and solid fats. Place solid fats and food particles in the garbage 
   

Service alert: Appliances and clothing will not ​be accepted at this facility during construction. Search the Waste Wizard search tool​ ​for disposal alternatives. 
 

Accepted for free in self-service recycle yard

• Small household batteries (alkaline, button, rechargeable, and lithium)                                               

• CFL bulbs from households
• Other mercury-containing lights smaller than 24 inches in length from households. Limit 15 per day. Keep ​dry. Do not tape.
• Sharps from households. Limit 3 containers per day. Sharps must be placed inside FDA-approved sharps container (quart size preferred) or heavy-duty plastic container with screw cap (liquid detergent or bleach container). Only fill container up to 3/4 full. Label container with "Sharps-Biohazard". Notify staff that you have sharps for disposal when you arrive.​​​
  
​​​​​​No commercial hazardous waste loads accepted. Find business hazardous waste services.     ​         

 Items not accepted at this facility include:.                                                

Search the Waste Wizard ​for disposal alternatives for materials not accepted at this facility.   ​