Construction & Demolition Recycling

Materials such as concrete, asphalt, wood, metal, bricks, and drywall can often be recycled. Check with local facilities for specifics.

Recycled materials are processed and repurposed for new projects. For example, concrete and asphalt are crushed into aggregate, while metals are melted down and reused.

Recycling C&D materials reduces landfill waste, conserves natural resources, lowers project costs, and supports sustainable construction practices.

Yes, many municipalities and private facilities offer C&D recycling programs. Some projects may also qualify for LEED credits by recycling materials.

Recycled construction materials are often used in new projects, such as road bases, building foundations, and landscaping products, reducing the need for new materials.