C&D Waste Disposal and Recycling in Illinois
Midwest Material Management accepts all non-hazardous construction and demolition debris at our recycling facility in Hampshire, Illinois.
M-F: 6:30am – 4pm
Sat: 6:30am-12:00pm
M-F: 6:30am – 4pm
What We Do
C&D Waste Disposal and Recycling
Near Chicago, Illinois
Roll-off Dumpster & Construction Containers
Properly contain industrial, demolition, and environmental waste materials. Small to extra large containers available for rent.
Rent a container.
Bulk Waste
Transportation Services
Transportation services to safely transport concrete, heavy metal, and landscape waste removal to our drop-off facility.
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Drop-off Waste Disposal and Recycling Facility
C&D waste drop-off facility taking all your non-hazardous construction and demolition debris in Hampshire, Illinois.
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a LEEDS Certified Recycling Facility
Easy to Get to with Straight-forward Pricing
Enter the facility through
the West Gate (2nd gate on your left)
Monday-Friday: 6:30am – 4pm
Saturday: 6:30am-12:00pm
C&D Transfer Facility Price List
Mixed
C&D*
$75
Per ton
Minimum: 1 ton
Large Skids & Mats
$840
Per load
Railroad
Ties
$79
Per ton
Minimum: 1 ton
Logs/
Stumps/
Branches
$69
Per ton
Minimum: 1 ton
(2″ diameter minimum)
CLEAN
Wood Chips
$40
Per ton
Minimum: 1 ton
Concrete
$40
Per ton
Minimum: 1 ton
Shingles
$89
Per ton
Effective 7/15/2026
Minimum: 1 ton
*All Construction and Demolition debris
NO HAZ-MAT ALLOWED I NO FOOD WASTE ALLOWED I NO LANDSCAPE/YARD WASTE ALLOWED
Prices are subject to change without notice
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Old railroad ties. New energy potential. After decades of service on the tracks, retired railroad ties can still have a valuable second life.In a new article featured in Biomass Magazine, TIEROC and TiEnergy Executive Vice President Greg Kutschke explains how properly processed railroad ties can be evaluated as supplemental biomass fuel for qualified facilities.From removing metal hardware and creating consistent material sizes to understanding heating value and regulatory requirements, the right processing makes all the difference. We're proud to share Greg's perspective on extending the useful life of recovered wood.Read the article here:biomassmagazine.com/articles/a-second-life-for-railroad-ties-evaluating-recovered-wood-as-biom#biomassmagaziness#BiomassFueli#recoveredwoodo#sustainableresourcemanagementmanagement
Old railroad ties. New energy potential. After decades of service on the tracks, retired railroad ties can still have a valuable second life.In a new article featured in Biomass Magazine, TIEROC and TiEnergy Executive Vice President @Greg Kutschke explains how properly processed railroad ties can be evaluated as supplemental biomass fuel for qualified facilities.From removing metal hardware and creating consistent material sizes to understanding heating value and regulatory requirements, the right processing makes all the difference.We're proud to share Greg's perspective on extending the useful life of recovered wood.Read the article here:biomassmagazine.com/articles/a-second-life-for-railroad-ties-evaluating-recovered-wood-as-biom#railroadtierecyclinge#BiomassFueli#recoveredwoodo#sustainableresourcemanagementManagement
Keep your crews moving with a consistent place for mixed construction and demolition debris.If your project produces a little of everything, MMM Recycles accepts mixed non-hazardous C&D loads at our Hampshire facility.www.mmmrecycles.com/ | (847) 426-6354Mon–Fri 6:30am–4pm | Saturday 6:30am–12pm #generalcontractor #constructionmanagement #ConstructionDebris #hauling
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Construction and demolition waste can pile up fast. Read our guide: www.mmmrecycles.com/cd-waste/construction-and-demolition-waste-recycling-8-step-guide/A little planning before the project begins can make disposal easier, reduce contaminated loads and help keep the job moving.Our new "8-Step Guide to Construction & Demolition Waste Recycling" covers:• Identifying the materials your project will generate• Separating hazardous and prohibited materials• Choosing mixed vs. source-separated loads• Matching the right container to the material• Preventing load contamination• Keeping weight tickets and disposal recordsIf you manage construction, remodeling, roofing or demolition projects, this is a useful guide to keep on hand.Read the full guide: www.mmmrecycles.com/cd-waste/construction-and-demolition-waste-recycling-8-step-guide/📍 Hampshire, IL📞 (847) 426-6354🌐 MMMRecycles.com#IllinoisConstruction #hampshireillinois #contractorsillinois #illinoiscontractors #CDRecycling
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