Category: <span>Construction & Demolition</span>

See the Yellow Pages under “Scrap Metal-Process & Recycle” for salvage operations that may accept asbestos-free heating systems.

Dispose of waste fiberglass as garbage – at your local landfill. There is a fee.

The primary health effect and hazard associated with fiberglass fibers involve skin and eye irritation. Wear gloves, goggles and other protective clothing.

For furnaces, furnace parts, ducting, or boilers – see the Yellow Pages under “Scrap Metal-Process & Recycle” for salvage operations that may accept asbestos-free heating systems.

Some businesses accept C&D waste for reuse or recycle, for a fee. Otherwise, dispose of as garbage at your local landfill (there is a fee).

You may also contact a local bulk or containerized waste removal company found it the Yellow Pages under the heading rubbish removal. Mars Environmental is one of those companies that may service your area.

Otherwise, dispose of as garbage at your local landfill. For a lower fee, residents may dispose of mixed construction waste at the Try Recycling facility near London.

Some businesses accept drywall (gypsum) for reuse.

Otherwise, dispose of as garbage at your local landfill. For a lower fee, residents may dispose of mixed construction waste at the Try Recycling facility near London.

Small amounts of soil can go in your garbage can – be sure not to exceed weight limits. Some businesses accept clean dirt and soil for reuse.

Otherwise, dispose of as garbage at your local landfill. For a lower fee, residents may dispose of mixed construction waste at the Try Recycling facility near London.

Small amounts of contaminated soil can go in your garbage can – be sure not to exceed weights limits. Large quantities can only be accepted at your local landfill. There is a fee.

Proper clearance is required for material that may be dangerous or hazardous prior to delivery.

Some businesses accept concrete for reuse or recycle, for a fee. Otherwise, dispose of as garbage at your local landfill (there is a fee)

For a lower fee, residents may dispose of mixed construction waste at the Try Recycling facility near London.

If reuseable or in good condition, resell, reuse, or donate. Some carpet and foam padding can be recycled, depending on the type.

Many sellers will take back their items but prefer not to advertise that service. Otherwise, dispose of as garbage. If placed on the curb, cut into 36″ strips and less than 45lb bundles.

Some businesses accept asphalt roofing for reuse or recycle, for a fee. Otherwise, dispose of as garbage at your local landfill (there is a fee).

For a lower fee, residents may dispose of mixed construction waste at the Try Recycling facility near London.