Reviews of Malcolm Transfer Station. (Recycling Center) in Minneapolis (Minnesota).

Malcolm Transfer Station

26 Reviews

16 Comments

Recycling center

Waste management service

630 Malcolm Ave SE, Minneapolis, MN 55414, United States

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Information of Malcolm Transfer Station, Recycling center in Minneapolis (Minnesota)

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This place has a very good rate, they treat their customers well and you’ll feel welcome, super recommended

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Open hours of Malcolm Transfer Station

Sunday

Closed

Monday

7 am–5 pm

Tuesday

7 am–5 pm

Wednesday

7 am–5 pm

Thursday

7 am–5 pm

Friday

7 am–5 pm

Saturday

Closed

Reviews of Malcolm Transfer Station

Susann Schecker

Easy. Quick. Friendly. Accommodating. Brian. Demoed my galley kitchen and needed to drop it off the cabinets and sink. 1. Drive up to the scale with the little house and if you are lucky and friendly young man, named Brian, will be there to help you. If you are in a Sedan like me, you’ll have to look up quiet a bit, because this place is mostly for trucks including those that offload all the junk they collect from people’s houses. 2. Brian gives you direction to back up into a certain garage. 3. Offload your stuff. Bring gloves and a helper, if you can’t lift your things alone. Be careful when driving around. You’ll be a small car in between all the trucks. 4. Get back on the second scale on the other side of the reception. 5. Pay and leave. 6. Get a beer at Surley.

Marsh Jones

It seems hysterical to write a review on a transfer station, but just in case... It's called a transfer station because they transfer construction debris and other similar stuff from your trailer, dumpster, truck bed or whatever to a semi trailer that hauls it to the landfill, recycling place, incinerator or wherever it goes You need to bring your hi-vis best, gloves, hard hat and wear real shoes. Oh, and a strong stomach, because sometimes the smell can be pretty bad. Take your yard waste to the composting site. Expect to unload your own stuff. Nobody is there to help you. Watch out for big trucks. This is their job, not dealing with unpredictable amateurs like you and me. Be patient.

James Tyler

Easy in and easy out. They take nearly all garage and waste from landscaping to construction. And nearly everything in between. And they are cheaper than waste management co. The guys working the scales are fast and friendly.