Recycle With Us
When you recycle construction and demolition (C&D) debris and non-food waste, you are protecting our environment — in Virginia and your community.
Deliver waste materials to us or rent our containers and let us haul them.
We’ll harvest your recyclable items, converting some into useful products such as mulch or gravel at our facility, and sending the remainder to responsible recyclers.
Recycling Made Easy
We welcome both contractors and residential customers.
Rent our containers, which we’ll haul to our facility when full, or transport materials yourself. Either way, recycling with us keeps over 50% of that debris out of the landfill.
Our salvage rate is impressive considering that less than 16% of C&D material collected in Virginia is recycled or diverted from landfills.
Which Materials Are Recyclable?
Don’t worry. You don’t need to sort anything at your job site. When we receive your materials, we salvage and recycle what we can, then responsibly dispose of the rest.
Learn more by watching our recyclable plastics and metal objects videos on this page. You might be surprised at how many items we can salvage!
Tipping fees by Material and Weight
Construction & Demolition Debris and Non-food Waste Material
100 lbs. and under – $10 flat fee
240 lbs. and under – $20 flat fee
241 lbs and over – $53.50 per ton (prorated)
Oversized Concrete
“Oversized” means pieces larger than 3ft x 3ft. Rebar is acceptable. Dirt is not acceptable.
$150.00 additional handling per piece
Clean Concrete
$39 per ton (prorated)
Unloading Fee
For difficult material that requires the use of our heavy equipment to unload
$50
Contractor Pricing
0-10 miles
$125.00 Delivery / $215.00 Haul/Pick Up
Deposit – $500.00
11-20 miles
$150.00 Delivery / $255.00 Haul/Pick Up
Deposit – $500.00
21-30 miles
$200.00 Delivery / $330.00 Haul/Pick Up
Deposit – $600.00
31-40 miles
$250.00 Delivery/ $425.00 Haul/Pick Up
Deposit – $600.00
41-50 miles
$300.00 Delivery / $530.00 Haul/Pick Up
Deposit – $700.00
C/D Material – $53.50 per ton
MSW (loads containing food waste) – $52.00 per ton
Daily Rental – $2.50
Special pricing for clean loads of stumps, brush, and logs
(Nothing else mixed in, no trash, dirt, C/D, etc.)
$46.00 per ton
Clean Loads of Concrete, Brick, Block & Asphalt
“Clean” means no material other than rebar.
240 lbs. and under – $10 flat fee
500 lbs. and under – $20 flat fee
501 lbs and over – $39 per ton (prorated)
Stumps, Brush & Logs
240 lbs. and under – $10 flat fee
500 lbs. and under – $20 flat fee
501 lbs and over – $46 per ton (prorated)
Clean Dirt Loads
All loads over 20 yards must have 3rd party soil testing verifying that there is no contamination.
240 lbs. and under – $10 flat fee
500 lbs. and under – $20 flat fee
501 lbs and over – $53.50 per ton (prorated)
Residential Pricing
0-10 miles
$125.00 Delivery / $215.00 Haul/Pick Up
Deposit – $500.00
11-20 miles
$150.00 Delivery / $255.00 Haul/Pick Up
Deposit – $500.00
21-30 miles
$200.00 Delivery / $330.00 Haul/Pick Up
Deposit – $600.00
31-40 miles
$250.00 Delivery / $425.00 Haul/Pick Up
Deposit – $600.00
41-50 miles
$300.00 Delivery / $530.00 Haul/Pick Up
Deposit – $700.00
C/D Material – $53.50 per ton
MSW (loads containing food waste) – $52.00 per ton
Daily Rental – $2.50
Special pricing for clean loads of stumps, brush, and logs
(Nothing else mixed in, no trash, dirt, C/D, etc.)
$44.00 per ton
We support EarthCraft and LEED certification.
According to the U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC), “Buildings have a substantial impact on the health and wellbeing of people and the planet. Green building is the practice of designing, constructing and operating buildings to maximize occupant health and productivity, use fewer resources, reduce waste and negative environmental impacts, and decrease life cycle costs.”
Your project may be eligible for a Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) credit in the Materials and Resources (MR) category focused on minimizing the embodied energy and other impacts associated with the extraction, processing, transport, maintenance, and disposal of building materials.
For more information on green buildings, attaining LEED certification, and downloading the USGBC LEED Building Design + Construction Guide, visit The U.S. Green Building Council.