What Do I Do With It? Recycling and Disposal Guide

Construction and Demolition Materials

(Last Updated: 3/3/2022)

Information applies only to waste from do-it-yourself construction or demolition projects. If construction debris is mixed with demolition debris, the entire load is considered demolition debris.

Learn about necessary permits for residential construction and demolition projects in Kitsap County (external site).

Businesses should refer to the Business Disposal & Recycling Guide for help.

Recycle

Contact a recycling company below to ask about recycling sorted construction/demolition materials. These items may include lumber, concrete, asphalt, metals, and cardboard. Recycling sorted materials is cheaper than disposal.

Allen Shearer Trucking and Landscape Supplies

E 121 Log Yard Rd. Belfair, WA 98528

360-275-3465 | Website | Map

Kitsap Reclamation Materials

3020 W. Sherman Heights Rd. Bremerton, WA

360-479-4659 | Website | Map

Peninsula Topsoil

25014 WA-3 Belfair, WA 98528

360-275-1000 | Website | Map

Recovery 1, Inc.

1805 Stewart St. Tacoma, WA 98421

253-627-1180 or 1-800-949-5852 | Website | Map

Purdy Topsoil & Gravel

5319 133rd St NW Gig Harbor, WA 98332

253-857-5850 | Website | Map

Zimmer Pit

26500 Highway 3 NW Poulsbo, WA 98370

360-509-4921 | Website | Map

Reuse

Give away, sell, or donate good condition leftover construction materials. Contact a reuse company below to ask about donating your specific items. Verify accepted items and hours.

Kitsap Habitat Store

3451 Wheaton Way Bremerton , WA 98310

360-377-1800 | Website | Map

Mason Habitat Store

22653 State Rte 3 Belfair , WA 98528

(360) 426-8134 | Website | Map

Disposal

Demolition debris must be disposed as garbage. Demolished or renovated structures may contain asbestos, lead, mercury, and other dangerous contaminants. It is recommended you hire a certified contractor or inspector to identify, remove, and dispose of hazardous demolition debris.

We recommend that all demolition debris be disposed at Olympic View Transfer Station. You must consider the following contaminants before disposal:

Asbestos: You are required to follow Puget Sound Clean Air Agency Regulations or Olympic Region Clean Air Agency Regulations. Asbestos-Containing Materials (ACM) are only accepted at Olympic View Transfer Station. An appointment is required. Loads will not be accepted without proper packaging, labelling and waste shipment records. Read asbestos disposal instructions.
Mercury: Mercury-containing items cannot be disposed as garbage. These items may include switches, thermostats, and fluorescent lights. Free recycling for mercury-containing items is available to residents. Learn more.
Lead paint: Disturbing materials painted with lead-based paint can cause bodily harm. Learn how to protect your family from lead paint dust (external site).