Disposal & Drop-Off in Wrentham, MA

Disposal is the other half of every cleanup and construction job. Leaves pile up, brush comes down and old concrete has to go somewhere. So instead of paying for a dumpster or making trips across the county, bring accepted materials to our yard in Wrentham.

Accepted disposal materials

• Leaves and grass clippings, as long as they are clean and out of bags
• Brush, branches and cuttings from pruning, storms and cleanups
• Stumps and logs from tree removal and storm cleanup
• Clean concrete, although never with rebar, asphalt or mixed debris
• Clean fill, provided there is no trash or hazardous waste
• Loamy fill, as long as it is free of contaminants
• Brick, but only after you call ahead to confirm

What we cannot accept

To keep the yard clean and legal, some items are always turned away. For example, we cannot take household trash, plastic, metal, treated or painted wood, asphalt shingles, tires, chemicals or hazardous waste. Likewise, concrete with rebar or mixed debris cannot go in the concrete pile.

If you are not sure about a load, call first. In fact, a two-minute call saves a wasted trip, and we can tell you exactly how to sort the material.

How disposal drop-off works

1. Sort the load. First, keep each material separate, for instance brush in one area of the truck and concrete in another.
2. Call ahead for big loads. Next, for dump truck or roll-off amounts, call first so we can plan space.
3. Come during yard hours. Then drive in at 26 Industrial Rd Monday to Friday 7:30 to 4, or else Saturday 7:30 to noon.
4. Unload where directed. After that, our crew shows you where each material goes.
5. Load up if you need to. Finally, pick up fresh mulch, loam or stone on the same trip.

Disposal for contractors

Landscapers and tree crews generate brush, stumps and yard waste every day. Excavation and concrete contractors, meanwhile, need a place for clean concrete and fill. Because the yard is right in Wrentham, it saves drive time for crews working across the area. In addition, you can drop off and reload in a single stop.

Why local disposal matters

Clean yard waste and brush can be processed and reused rather than buried. Similarly, clean concrete and fill have second lives as base material. So bringing sorted, clean loads to a local yard keeps useful material out of landfills. For more on managing yard waste at home, the Massachusetts yard waste guide also explains local options and rules.

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