We Accept The Following Products For Recycling:
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Concrete/Asphalt Rubble
Loads with trash or sized over 30x30 in size will be charged for our cost to remove the trash or size the material. Many competitors will not accept these loads but we offer this service to ensure these loads get recycled.
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Construction Lumber
Clean loads of construction lumber are accepted at a reduced rate. Most of this material is processed into mulch or salvaged for reuse.
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Mixed Construction Debris
We are the only Transfer Processing Facility approved for the collection of mixed construction material here in the Coachella Valley. If you use this service you will save on dump fees and help the local jurisdictions to meet the mandated recycling requirements.
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Dry Wall
Clean loads of dry wall are accepted at a reduced rate. This material, along with dry wall we separate from our mixed constructions materials, is crushed and screened to separate the paper from the gypsum. Our gypsum is sold to the agriculture markets as a soil amendment and plant nutrient.
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Sod/Dirt
This material is screened to remove the organics and the remaining sand is reused as clean fill.
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Sweeper Sand
We have a Solid Waste Handling Permit that allows us to collect the materials collected by local street sweeping companies. This material is screened to remove residuals and the sand is reused as clean fill.
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Recycling Industry Trends We're A Leader In What's Going On Today!
Knowledge Is Power! Stay informed on what is going on today in the C&D Recycling Industry will help you be more competitive in today's tough economy. Recycling C&D Materials is both economical and environmental, but you also need to stay informed in order to remain competitive and fully compliant with all regulations! The CMRA estimates that total C&D Debris generated in the US this year will total 350 Million Tons! By comparison, the most recent estimates of Municipal Solid Waste (MSW) generated in the US in 2006 were 251 Million Tons.
| You already know that reuse, recycling, and C&D waste reduction creates jobs, contributes revenue, develops communities and businesses, but did you also know that unlike MSW or Hazardous Waste, C&D Debris is not defined or regulated at the Federal level under the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA)? With no minimum Federal requirements or enforcements, C&D Debris Management falls to each individual State, which can vary from State to State.
Desert Recycling is committed to staying informed of all EPA, State DEP, and C&D Recycling Industry changes that affect us all! Learn more about what's happening in our Industry by visiting our Learn About Recycling section today!
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