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2 locations from 3 recycling listings in Paterson.
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 Paterson
Gaeta Recycling
278 W Railway Ave
(973) 278-6625
Gaeta Recycling has operated in Paterson since 1935, a family-owned waste and recycling company with multiple generations still on staff. Its Railway Avenue site combines a transfer station, a state-certified materials recovery facility, and roll-off dumpster rental, with collection for commercial, industrial, residential, and municipal customers across eight New Jersey counties. Wood, cardboard, paper, plastic, aluminum, tires, concrete, stone, asphalt, and construction and demolition debris are recycled, along with e-waste and document shredding backed by NAID AAA certification. The transfer station posts separate weekday hours for DEP-licensed vehicles and residential visitors.
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United Scrap Iron & Metal Co
124 Wood St
(973) 279-1683
United Scrap Iron & Metal Co. buys ferrous and non-ferrous scrap at its Wood Street yard in Paterson, with a second yard on Old River Drive in Passaic. Brass, copper, steel, and aluminum come in from residential, commercial, and industrial sellers, from refrigerators, stoves, and copper pots to cars, car parts, obsolete equipment, surplus metal, and insulated wire. Computerized weighing systems set each payout, and the company is licensed and insured. For larger jobs, the yard rents 10 to 40 yard dumpsters and roll-off containers and sends radio-dispatched trucks. Crews also run on-site baling and bundling, forklift and bucket loader service, lowboy and Landoll trailers, crane work, appliance removal, and wrecking and dismantling. The company dates to 2004 and cites roots going back to 1910.
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Construction Debris Recycling in Paterson: FAQ
Where can I dump concrete in Paterson, NJ?
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.