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Recycling Center
Ramcon Recycling LLC (Concrete Recycling) By Appointment
3000 Industrial Blvd, West Sacramento, CA 95691
(916) 372-7535Ramcon Recycling LLC (Concrete Recycling) by appointment is a small industrial-scale recycling center in West Sacramento that mainly handles concrete and similar hard construction debris. Neighbors, contractors, and anyone cleaning up patios or driveways use this spot to keep heavy rubble out of the landfill. The place is purpose-built for crushing and recycling masonry-type materials rather than general household recycling.
Drive onto Industrial Boulevard and head for the fenced compound at 3000; there’s an entrance booth and a weigh scale typical of concrete yards, so loads are usually measured by weight. Delivery trucks and pickups line up to tip concrete into feed areas where larger chunks get broken down; pallets, general trash, and household recyclables are not the focus here. The site looks like a working yard - piles of broken concrete, heavy equipment, and a dusty lot - so plan on some noise and dust when unloading. Since it operates by appointment, arrivals tend to be spaced out rather than constant drive-ups.
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Before You Go
- Load separation matters: try to keep soil, wood, and trash out of the concrete to avoid extra handling or rejection.
- Secure loose items and cover lighter debris for the drive over - windy conditions can scatter small pieces on the road.
- Bring a way to move heavy pieces off the truck safely (ramp, shovel, straps); small crews or solo drivers should plan for how to tip and break apart big chunks before bringing them in.
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