Bricks Take to Recycling Center or Landfill Bricks can be brought to North County Recycling Center & Sanitary Landfill, Lovelace Materials Recovery Facility & Transfer Station. BRICK RECYCLERS: Clean Planet, Inc.250 Port Rd. 23, Stockton, CA 95203 | (209) 463-1067 Map & DirectionsAccepts asphalt, brick, tile, concrete, rock, sand, and dirt. Fees may apply. Call for details. Drop off only. Frank C. Alegre Trucking915 W. Anderson Street, Stockton, CA 95206Office: (209) 334-2114, Scale House: (209) 462-2038 Map & DirectionsRecycles asphalt, concrete, cinder blocks, tile, bricks, rocks, sand, dirt, and gravel. Fees may apply. Call for details. Accepts material from commercial and residential sectors. Pick up or drop off. United Facilities3535 Perlman Drive, Stockton, CA 95206| (209) 470-1489Map & DirectionsAccepts concrete, asphalt, brick, and dirt/clean fill. Don't Throw Away Bricks Bricks are a common, in-demand building material and can easily be repurposed. Other construction debris must also be disposed of properly; otherwise, heavy metals can leach into the soil, contaminating the environment. Plan Before Demolition Bricks are more likely to be repurposed if they are structurally sound. Recover more high-quality bricks by sorting them during the demolition instead of afterwards. For smaller demolition projects, you can separate bricks from waste and neatly stack them.