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2 locations from 36 recycling listings in Los Angeles.
Sites that take concrete, asphalt, drywall, shingles, and other construction and demolition debris. Hours, fees, and accepted items change, so call or check the listing before you load up.
Construction Debris Recycling in Los Angeles
Express Disposal Downtown LA Public Dump Site
2221 E Washington Blvd
213-999-3799
Mon to Sat 5 am to 8 pm, Sun 7 am to 4 pm
Express Disposal runs a city-certified C&D processing site on East Washington Blvd that takes construction debris, wood, roofing, drywall, metal, concrete, dirt, brick, green waste, and household items seven days a week. It also offers dumpster rental.
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First Stop Recycling
12231 Branford St Sun Valley CA 91352 USA
(888) 500-0089
Mon-Sat 6:00 AM – 7:00 PM · Sun 7:00 AM – 3:00 PM
4.4 (13 reviews)
First Stop Recycling, at 12231 Branford St in Sun Valley, provides construction waste disposal and recycling for businesses in the Los Angeles area. They handle construction and demolition debris recycling and soil recycling, with quick service and scheduled pickup windows. Customers can book a pickup slot and pay online, and the team handles removal and cleanup.
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Construction Debris Recycling in Los Angeles: FAQ
Where can I dump concrete in Los Angeles, CA?
Concrete and asphalt recyclers often take clean loads for a low fee or free, since they crush it into base material. Mixed debris costs more and usually goes to a transfer station or C&D landfill.
Do I need to separate construction debris?
Separated loads of clean concrete, metal, or wood are cheaper to drop off than mixed loads. Ask the site how it prices each material.
Is drywall recyclable?
Clean scrap drywall can be recycled at some facilities, but painted or demolition drywall usually cannot. Call ahead.