Hazardous waste drop-offEPA / OSM listing
Wheaton Demolition Debris Disposal
Wheaton Demolition Debris Disposal is a household hazardous waste (HHW) drop-off in Wheaton, MN, in Traverse County. It is run by a public agency, so residents can usually drop off their own loads here. Materials on record: construction debris and household hazardous waste. It is one of 2 drop-off sites we list in Traverse County.
| Address | 104 9th St N, Wheaton, MN 56296 Directions |
|---|---|
| County | Traverse County, MN |
| Phone | (320) 563-4460 |
| Hours | Not listed yet. The phone number above is the fastest way to check. |
| Fees | We have no rate sheet for this site. Expect a charge by weight, by load or a flat minimum. |
| Access | Government-operated drop-off |
| Accepts | Construction debris, Household hazardous waste |
EPA record (October 2021). We have not verified hours or fees here. Price or hours wrong? Tell us.
Before you go
- Ask about the last entry time; scales often stop taking loads before closing.
- Leave medicines and sharps for a pharmacy take-back unless the site says otherwise.
- Gloves and closed shoes help when you unload by hand.
Other household hazardous waste sites nearby
- Grant County Recycling Center Hazardous waste drop-off
More in Traverse County
All 2 drop-off sites in Traverse County · Hazardous waste · Construction debris · Minnesota
Frequently asked questions
Where is Wheaton Demolition Debris Disposal?
104 9th St N, Wheaton, MN 56296. The map link above starts navigation from your location.
What can I drop off at Wheaton Demolition Debris Disposal?
Wheaton Demolition Debris Disposal is listed for construction debris and household hazardous waste. Large or unusual items are best checked by phone.
Is Wheaton Demolition Debris Disposal open to the public?
Government-operated drop-off. Call if you are hauling for a business.
What other household hazardous waste sites are near Wheaton Demolition Debris Disposal?
Grant County Recycling Center in Elbow Lake (27 mi).
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