Where to dump construction debris
Renovation and demolition waste usually goes to one of two places: a construction and demolition (C&D) landfill, permitted for debris but not household trash, or a C&D recycler that crushes concrete and asphalt and sorts wood and metal. Some municipal landfills and transfer stations also take it.
Listed here: sites whose type is C&D, plus any site whose accepted materials include construction debris, concrete, asphalt, brick & block, dirt & clean fill, drywall, roofing shingles, lumber & wood.
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Estimating a roll-off or trailer load? Use the dump fee calculator.