Dumpster disposal sites in the Dayton area
A dumpster load goes to a transfer station or to a licensed construction debris site. The material in the load decides which one, and the destination affects the price.
Construction and demolition debris
Construction and demolition debris goes to a facility licensed and inspected by Public Health or the Ohio EPA. Public Health Dayton & Montgomery County defines it as waste from building or tearing down buildings. Examples include lumber and plaster as well as brick and roofing shingles.
The definition does not include hazardous waste or asbestos. Furniture, appliances and household trash are also excluded.
Clean hard fill
Clean hard fill does not need a licensed facility. Clean hard fill is concrete, asphalt, brick, block, tile or stone with no other waste mixed in.
Licensed debris sites in Montgomery County
Montgomery County has four licensed construction and demolition debris sites. The Public Health construction and demolition debris page lists no hours for them.
| Site | Location |
|---|---|
| Eckhart Road C&DD Facility | Eckhart Road, Germantown |
| S.R.I., Inc. | 1550 Soldiers Home-W. Carrollton Road, Dayton |
| Taylorsville Road Hardfill | 4252 Taylorsville Road, Huber Heights |
| Vance Environmental, Ltd. | 2101 Vance Road, Dayton |
County transfer station
The Montgomery County Solid Waste District runs the South Transfer Station in Moraine. Public Health directs residents there for household hazardous waste and appliances. The station's phone number is 937-225-4999. The address and per-ton rate are not confirmed.
Effect on dumpster prices
Different materials go to different sites. Many companies price a dumpster by weight or by type of debris. A mixed load is often charged at the higher rate.