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Allocco Recycling
594 Scholes St Brooklyn NY 11237 USA
4.5 (44 reviews)
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About this center
Allocco Recycling's 594 Scholes Street facility in New York City operates as a high-capacity fill material transfer station and aggregate processing site on New York Harbor. The Bushwick-area location accepts soil, concrete, asphalt, and oversized construction debris via truck, with certified truck scales, manifest logging, and agency-compliant documentation. Processed aggregates meet DOT, ASTM, and AASHTO specifications and are available for regional delivery by truck or barge. Commercial scrap metal recycling is also available on-site.
Materials accepted & services
Services offered
- Fill material transfer station
- Aggregate recycling and processing
- Scrap metal recycling
- Truck inbound receiving with certified scale
- Aggregate delivery (truck and barge)
- Agency compliance documentation
Not accepted
Hazardous materials
Prices & reviews
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Edisson Granados Cristancho
a month ago
Expensive! 1 ton minimum so you have to pay 1 tone despite the amount of trash that you have. Too expensive! Don’t go I had to pick my trash up again
Haider Mehmood
2 years ago
Great place. Under new ownership with new hours. I posted pictures of their schedule number and holiday schedule.
Wasim Naseem
2 years ago
$170 a ton and you can throw anything you want including construction debris metal asphalt dirt etc. Also the staff is really friendly. Just keep in mind you will likely spend like a half hour or more just getting in and out depending on the time you get there because there’s usually a line of trucks with only one scale and one way in and out.
Visitor questions
Does the Scholes Street facility accept material by barge?
The facility has marine access on New York Harbor and supports both truck and barge inbound material receipt, with manifest logging and weight documentation at intake.
Is Allocco Recycling open on Saturday?
Allocco Recycling lists itself as closed on Saturdays. Hours can change around holidays, so call ahead to confirm.
Is Allocco Recycling open on Sunday?
Allocco Recycling lists itself as closed on Sundays. Hours can change around holidays, so call ahead to confirm.
Location & directions
Allocco Recycling
594 Scholes St Brooklyn NY 11237 USA
New York City, NY
40.711995°N, 73.923538°W
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