Brooke W.
GBBlooming Good Service Key City Compost has always been quick to respond to my questions and any changes I need to make for my pickups. They are very professional and easy to work with. It makes me happy to be able to have my compostable trash put to use other than filling up the land fills. Even better, the soil I received from the compost made my hydrangea bloom like I've never seen before.
Karen Lynch
GBExcellent service from our deliver and… Excellent service from our deliver and pickup guy. Great attitude. Great price. Key City Compost thank you for your outstanding service. We need more people to be involved in Parkfairfax. I keep talking to neighbors.
Robert Martinez
GBWe have tried to support environmental… We have tried to support environmental methods to help eliminate waste going into landfills and we’ve been doing this for several years. We were so glad when we found out about this company when we moved here in 2019. The company is very reliable and sends reminders the day before and if we forget they go ahead and leave us a fresh bucket. We highly recommend them and wish more would use them.
Tom Durocher
GBTurn your food waste back into food for the city Turn your food waste into food for the city! Very easy service to use.
Ann Dahms
GBWe are moving away and will miss this service We are moving away. Leaving this composting service behind is unfortunate for many reasons. First, it is simple, and free for folks living in downtown Frederick. Second, we got a bag of finished compost this fall, which we used to supplement our many street-side planters. Third, I get a feeling of great happiness to see so many white five-gallon containers out on front steps and porches on pickup day. I feel that I’m part of a great community. Fourth, the composting service has improved our weekly curbside trash collection. It’s all of a piece with the colorful boats on the creek in the winter and the festivals in town throughout the year. It’s a piece of the whole that contributes to a wonderful, inviting community. Who wouldn’t want to live in Frederick?