Dumps NearbyConstruction and demolition debris disposal in Middlesex County, MA
3 places in Middlesex County take construction and demolition debris: Littleton Transfer Station, Schnitzer Steel - Everett and Sudbury Transfer & Recycling Center. 1 is run by a public agency; the others are private, so call first. We checked 2 of them against the operator's website. Just outside the county: Devens Recycling Center (9.7 mi).
Where to dump construction debris
- Hours: Tue-Thu: 12 pm to 7 pm … Annual sticker, first: $165.00Household trash & bulky itemsFurniture & bulky itemsConstruction debrisYard waste & brushHousehold hazardous waste
- Schnitzer Steel - Everett C&D recyclerConstruction debrisScrap metal
- Hours: Tue, Thu, Sat: 8 am to 3 pm Transfer station sticker: $180 per year (+$25 each additional vehicle)Household trash & bulky itemsFurniture & bulky itemsConstruction debrisYard waste & brushHousehold hazardous waste
Nearby, outside Middlesex County
- Devens Recycling Center C&D recycler
- United Material Management of Leominster C&D recycler
- El Harvey C&D Processing Facility Transfer stationHousehold trash & bulky itemsConstruction debrisYard waste & brushElectronicsTires
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Frequently asked questions
Where can I dump construction debris in Middlesex County?
Littleton Transfer Station, 38 Spectacle Pond Rd, Littleton Common, Schnitzer Steel - Everett, 69 Rover Street, Everett and Sudbury Transfer & Recycling Center, 20 Boston Post Rd, Sudbury.
What does it cost?
Littleton Transfer Station: Annual sticker, first $165.00, Annual sticker, second $80.00, Annual sticker, senior 60+ $70.00; Sudbury Transfer & Recycling Center: Transfer station sticker $180 per year (+$25 each additional vehicle), Recycle-only sticker $35 per year (+$30 each additional vehicle), Miscellaneous debris $32.00 per cu. yd., $16.00 minimum.