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Quincy CCDD
Quincy CCDD is a construction and demolition debris recycler in Quincy, IL, in Adams County. This is a commercial recycler; ask on the phone whether they take residential drop-offs. Listed materials: construction debris. We list 2 other drop-off sites in Adams County.
| Address | 1074 East 1363rd Lane, Quincy, IL 62305 Directions |
|---|---|
| County | Adams County, IL |
| Hours | Opening times are missing from our sources, so confirm them first. |
| Fees | Fees unknown to us. Call and describe your load to get a quote. |
| Access | Commercial recycler; ask whether they take drop-offs from individuals |
| Accepts | Construction debris |
Source: EPA facility record, last updated July 2025. We have not checked it ourselves yet. Price or hours wrong? Tell us.
Before you go
- Hours are not on file, so phone first to make sure the gate is open.
- Some private sites only serve contractors and haulers; check first.
- Keep your receipt; some sites need it for return visits or disputes.
Other construction debris recyclers nearby
- Chester Bross Construction - Hannibal C&D recycler
Dumps for household trash nearby
- Quincy Compost Facility Evans Recycling Transfer stationHousehold trash & bulky itemsYard waste & brush
- Backridge Landfill Landfill
- Hickory Ridge Landfill Inc. Landfill
More in Adams County
All 3 drop-off sites in Adams County · Yard waste · Construction debris · Scrap metal · Illinois
Frequently asked questions
Where is Quincy CCDD?
1074 East 1363rd Lane, Quincy, IL 62305. The Directions link opens the route in Google Maps.
What can I drop off at Quincy CCDD?
Quincy CCDD is listed for construction debris. Ask the operator if you have something unusual.
Is Quincy CCDD open to the public?
Commercial recycler; ask whether they take drop-offs from individuals. Rules can differ for businesses and residents.
What other construction debris recyclers are near Quincy CCDD?
Chester Bross Construction - Hannibal in Hannibal (25 mi).
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