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Al Schumacher, |
BUILDING MATERIAL:
Before you start a home remodeling project, you should think about how you are going to dispose of the construction debris you will generate. The Street Division's collection of this material is very limited and you may need to contact a private hauler or take the material to the landfill yourself. Collection of building material is limited to debris from minor home improvement projects done by the resident. Debris from major remodeling or construction projects and work done by contractors will NOT be collected. Shingles have been banned form the Dane County Landfill and are no longer collected by the Streets Division, nor are will they be accepted at the self help sites. For shingle disposal options.... There is a limit of 6 bags and/or containers or their equivalent, of building material per week. This weekly limit includes boards or lumber placed for Large Item collection. These regulations also apply to the Street Division's self help sites at 1501 W. Badger Rd. and 4602 Sycamore Ave. Before you put an item out for collection consider donating reusable items to a charity or give away or sell them at www.madisonstuffexchange.com.
What is Building Material?
Bricks, concrete and concrete blocks will not be collected regardless of volume. Cabinets, doors, windows, plumbing fixtures (sinks, toilets, etc.), and furnaces are considered large items see. Please go to Large Item Collection to learn more about the rules and regulations of large item collection. Collection Guidelines:
To Donate Your Unneeded or Used Building Material: Habitat for Humanity Unneeded or used building materials can find a new home through two reuse facilities in Madison. If you have material that might be useful you can donate it to Habitat for Humanity. Please check with Habitat for Humanity prior to making a donation.
This is also an excellent place to find bargain materials for your home improvement projects. Madison Stuff Exchange You can sell of give away unneeded or used building material on the Madison Stuff Exchange, a free web site available to anyone who lives or works in Dane County. Please visit Madison Stuff Exchange for more information. Recycling Alternatives: Mixed Loads of Construction Material can be recycled at three facilities in the Madison area. Both firms will sort the material and recycle 60% to 80% of the material. And, even better news, both will charge less than the landfill to take your material. The mixed load recyclers are Royal Container, 4197 Reardon Rd, DeForest, 221-1919, royalcontainer Second Season Recycling, 2159 Range Trail Rd., Verona, 848-4400 secondseason and Symmetry Recycling 4907 Dutch Mill Rd, Madison. 239-0898 symmetryrecycling
Concrete can be recycled by Wingra Stone (271-5555), Mandt Sandfill (835-5858), or Northwestern Stone (836-1701). Northwestern Stone and Mandt Sandfill will also take bricks. Asphalt can be recycled by DRS 836-6667, Payne and Dolan 845-8900 and Mandt Sandfill 835-5858. Asphalt Shingles can be taken to Second Season (845-8900), Roof Top Recycling ( 262-723-2547), Royal Container ( 608-221-1919). Drywall can be recycled by the Drywall Scrap Company (206-6549) or the mixed load recyclers listed above. Most private refuse haulers offer collection service for building material.
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