Construction Debris: What You Can (and Can't) Take to the Dump
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Read more →2115 E Club Blvd, Durham, NC 27704
(919) 560-4611Small, working recycling center in Durham that locals use to drop off household recyclables and bulky items. People who clear out garages or trim back landscaping tend to stop here, and it sits on a bit of a paved lot near E Club Blvd and the industrial strip.
There’s a drive-in entrance off 2115 E Club Blvd with a booth and a paved area where vehicles line up to unload. Large roll-off containers and open-top bays hold the common curbside materials like cardboard, paper, metal and glass, and there’s usually a spot set aside for electronics and other items that need special handling under North Carolina rules. Trucks and trailers are common, so pull up carefully and watch for forklifts or loaders moving things around. The site feels practical and busy rather than tidy-expect a working yard with concrete pads, signage, and staff directing traffic at peak times.
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