The Berkeley Transfer Station accepts construction and demolition materials for recycling. Construction and demolition material must be loose (no bags) to be accepted for recycling. Includes: clean wood, roofing materials, drywall, tile, porcelain, brick, dirt & rock, concrete, metal, cardboard, rigid plastics, toilets, sinks, bathtubs

The City of Berkeley’s Zero Waste Division provides waste collection services for City residents, multifamily properties, and businesses. The City contracts with the Ecology Center to provide curbside recycling service to 1-9 unit residential properties. …

Residential (1-4 unit) property owners in Berkeley can sign up to receive waste services for curbside pick up of trash, recycling, and compost. These customers can also purchase pre-paid bags for extra trash or plant debris material that will not fit in a container.

Berkeley residents, businesses, and multi-family apartment/condo property owners can take advantage of waste services to dispose of compostable, recyclable, and landfill materials. The City of Berkeley’s Zero Waste Division provides waste collection services for City residents, multifamily properties, and businesses.

Concrete, sheetrock, unpainted wood and other construction/demolition debris can be dumped separately from ordinary garbage on the Transfer Station Floor for a fee. The materials are then tranfered separately to a C&D facility for recycling.

2024年8月12日 · Recycling concrete is an important cost saving strategy when your business generates concrete waste. Demolished concrete can be treated to ensure the material carries no contaminants, and unused concrete can be crushed and repurposed at the job site.

2024年12月5日 · Disposing of concrete waste requires some planning. Compared to other construction materials, concrete is huge and heavy; therefore, there are few disposal options. This article will provide some tips on proper concrete disposal …