Construction Debris Recycling in Montana

8 locations in 6 cities.

Sites that take concrete, asphalt, drywall, shingles, and other construction and demolition debris. Hours, fees, and accepted items change, so confirm with the facility before you go.

Construction Debris Recycling by city

Yochum Contracting, Inc.

1 Sugar Factory Rd Hardin MT 59034 USA

(406) 665-9927

Mon-Fri 8:30 AM – 4:30 PM · Sat-Sun Closed

4.0 (4 reviews)

Yochum Contracting, Inc. (Y.C.I.) runs a scrap metal recycling facility in Hardin, MT where ferrous and non-ferrous metals are weighed, sorted and prepared, using incoming and outgoing certified scales plus specialized material-handling equipment. The company buys and sells steel and recycles concrete and asphalt, and offers 30, 40 and 50 yard roll-off containers for metal and for construction and demolition debris. Beyond recycling, Y.C.I. handles demolition, excavation, site prep, clearing and grading, gravel sales and crushing, and fly ash sales. Fees are based on the Hardin area; call 406-665-9927 or email SUPPORT@YCIMT.COM for a quote.

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City of Helena Solid Waste Division

1975 N Benton Ave Helena MT 59601 USA

(406) 447-8086

Mon-Sun 8:00 AM – 4:15 PM

4.3 (20 reviews)

The Solid Waste Division provides residential and commercial waste collection services for Helena. It operates the Solid Waste Transfer Station for garbage disposal and permits.

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Grizzly Disposal and Recycling

7908 Alita Dr Missoula MT 59808 USA

(406) 541-7171

Mon-Fri 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM · Sat-Sun Closed

4.7 (56 reviews)

Grizzly Disposal Recycling is a trusted local disposal and recycling company in Missoula, MT, offering affordable garbage and recycling services for residential and commercial properties. They provide weekly cardboard recycling services for businesses, curbside garbage pick-up for homes and apartment buildings with 65 or 95-gallon carts available. Grizzly Disposal also offers commercial services to help maintain the efficiency of commercial properties. Additionally, they have initiatives like partnering with Grizzly Athletics to support student-athletes through garbage can switches and raising money for individuals impacted by breast cancer through the sale of pink carts. Visitors can contact them for competitive quotes on garbage and recycling services, as well as demolition services based on volume and frequency. The company's address is 9730 Derby Drive, Missoula, MT 59808, and they can be reached at tel 406-541-7171 during their opening hours from Mon-Fri 8am-5pm.

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Home ReSource

1515 Wyoming St Missoula MT 59801 USA

406-541-8300

Mon-Tue 9am - 6pm · Wed 10am - 6pm · Thu-Sat 9am - 6pm · Sun 10am - 4pm

4.4 (127 reviews)

Two University of Montana graduates founded Home ReSource in 2003 as a volunteer-run building materials reuse center on Kent Street, and it now operates as a community sustainability center on Wyoming Street in Missoula. The store takes donated cabinets, doors, bathtubs, brick and pavers, carpet, and countertops in good condition during business hours. It turns away automobile fluids, unlabeled containers, pesticides, and other hazardous products. Fluorescent tubes, CFLs, U-bends, and circle lights are recycled through the front counter for a fee. Heavy donations such as cast iron tubs come off the truck by forklift, and the store loans a free pallet for loads of brick or pavers.

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Waste Less Works

2604 Industry St Missoula MT 59808 USA

(406) 396-1710

Mon-Fri 9AM–5PM · Sat-Sun Closed

4.2 (37 reviews)

Waste Less Works is a locally owned deconstruction and selective demolition business dedicated to reducing waste in the built environment. Salvaged building materials are sold at their storage yard at 2604 Industry Street.

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Lake County Transfer Station

Polson MT 59860 USA

(406) 883-7323

Mon-Sun 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM

4.1 (9 reviews)

The recycling center accepts various types of waste, including household garbage with different pricing options based on whether the user is a tag holder or not, wood waste with specific fees for different materials, concrete, brick, rock, animals, tires (excluding tractor tires) with varying fees based on the type and whether they have rims, and freon appliances with a set removal fee. Proper waste separation is emphasized to save money and extend landfill life. Visitors are encouraged to contact the Solid Waste Office for more information and can refer to a printable PDF waste separation list available on the website.

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Victor Transfer Station - Operated by Bitterroot Disposal

2200 Meridian Rd Victor MT 59875 USA

(406) 642-3375

Mon-Fri 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM · Sat 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM · Sun Closed

4.2 (58 reviews)

The Victor Transfer Station in Victor, MT is open six days a week to the public, with closure at 4 pm. Visitors are required to arrive by 3:30 pm to allow time for unloading waste. Accepted materials include appliances (extra charge for CFC removal), cardboard, concrete, furniture, household garbage, mattresses, paper products, televisions, tires (extra charge), wood, and yard waste. Items not accepted are air conditioners, ammunition, asbestos, batteries, hazardous materials, medical waste, propane bottles, and refrigerators, among others. Payments are due before leaving and can be made via check, cash, or major credit cards. For more information or questions, visitors can contact the station directly.

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West Yellowstone Compost Facility

263 Ecology Ln West Yellowstone MT 59758 USA

(406) 646-9298

The West Yellowstone Hebgen Basin area in Montana is a unique paradise for outdoor enthusiasts, bordered by Yellowstone National Park and surrounded by stunning mountain ranges. The region experiences two peak visitor seasons annually, with up to 3 million tourists in the summer and snowmobile and cross-country ski crowds in the winter. Waste disposal is managed by the West Yellowstone Hebgen Basin Solid Waste District Board, overseeing collection and disposal, including waste from Yellowstone National Park. The District Board, appointed by the Gallatin County Commission, faces challenges due to the area's remote location and fluctuating population. Specific instructions include accepted materials such as clean wood, refrigerators, manure, and yard trimmings, with prohibited items like gasoline, toxic waste, and large concrete pieces. Recycling services are available for mixed glass, steel, aluminum cans, and certain plastics, but not for cardboard or paper products. Visitors can refer to the provided contact information for further details on waste management in the area.

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