Accepts concrete (with or without rebar), asphalt, masonry, rock, and dirt. Fees may apply; call for details. 

Accepts concrete (with or without rebar and/or wire), asphalt, and masonry. Fees may apply; call for details. If delivering materials from a building demolition, please bring proof of asbestos removal. 

Also accepts bricks and pavers

Accepts: Concrete - without rebar -  clean, broken or milled asphalt, bricks (NOT from structural buildings), clean fill dirt, clean pit run (clean dirt & rock mixture); ceramic sinks, toilets, urinals (remove all hardware and gasket material). Recycling of toilets is free if the seat cover and any metal or plastic parts have been removed; otherwise there is $5 fee. If you have three or more toilets to recycle, take them directly (at no charge) to this Streets facility.

The Hard to Recycle Materials Yard is co-located at the Timberline Recycling Drop-Off Center.

There is a $5 facility use fee for the Yard, and additional fees apply for some recyclables (See website for more details). When only dropping off paint or cardboard, no entry fee is required.  Oil-based, enamel, & Latex paints (interior/exterior) are accepted, as are various other coverings (deck coating, varnish, floor paint, primer, sealer, & stains).

Items Accepted (no additional fees required):

• Antifreeze (30 gallon limit per visit)
• Used Motor Oil(30 gallon limit per visit)
• Batteries (Lithium ion batteries temporarily not accepted; commercially generated batteries are not accepted)
• Cooking Oil: (25 gallon limit per visit)
• Scrap Metal: Includes non-refrigeration types of appliances
• Aggregates: Concrete (no rebar); broken ceramic dishes; toilets and porcelain sinks (without cast iron layer). Must remove all hardware and seats
• Baling Twine

Items Accepted for Additional Fees (See website for more details):

• Electronic Waste
• Organic Debris
• Unpainted, untreated lumber including pallets  (No plywood or composite boards) 

The Loveland Recycling Center accepts a wide variety of materials, including #1-#7 plastic tubs, waste cooking oil, scrap metals, and other hard to recycle items including hard backed books. Fort Collins residents should expect to pay a fee to drop off yard and wood waste. Electronics (TVs, computers, monitors, etc.) require a small fee. Batteries are free.

Loveland residents must present a current yard debris permit to drop off yard/wood debris.  To obtain a permit, call the Solid Waste Division at 970-962-2529 or stop by the office at 105 W. Fifth St.