Construction and demolition debris disposal in District of Columbia, DC
16 places in District of Columbia take construction and demolition debris: National Service Contractors, INC., Nds Fix It, L.L.C. and Northeast Transfer and more. Private operators run them, and rules for residents vary. Just outside the county: Metro Re - Uz - It Company (5.1 mi).
Where to dump construction debris
- National Service Contractors, INC. C&D landfill
- Nds Fix It, L.L.C. C&D landfill
- Northeast Transfer C&D recycler
- Omnipro Partners and Associates, LLC C&D landfill
- Peer Consultants, P.c. C&D landfill
- Pontchartrain Partners, LLC C&D landfill
- Ptsi Managed Services C&D landfill
- Rodgers Brothers Service, INC C&D recycler
- Snowbird Management & Development Services LLC C&D landfill
- Softek Services, INC. C&D landfill
- Soil and Land Use Technology, INC. C&D landfill
- Stantec Consulting Services INC. C&D landfill
- Star Enterprises, INC. C&D landfill
- Super Salvage C&D recycler
- Urban Preparedness, INC C&D landfill
- Usace C&D landfill
Nearby, outside District of Columbia
- Metro Re - Uz - It Company C&D recycler
- World Recycling Company Transfer stationHousehold trash & bulky itemsConstruction debris
- Wrecking Corporation of America C&D recycler
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Where can I dump construction debris in District of Columbia?
National Service Contractors, INC., 2007 B Martin Luther King Jr Ave SE, Washington, D.C., Nds Fix It, L.L.C., 3024 Otis St NE, Mount Rainier, Northeast Transfer, 2160 Queens Chapel Rd, Washington, D.C. and Omnipro Partners and Associates, LLC, 4515 Alabama Ave SE, Coral Hills.