Asphalt shingles can be brought to North County Recycling Center & Sanitary Landfill, Lovelace Materials Recovery Facility & Transfer Station.
ASPHALT RECYCLERS:
Sustainable Pavement Technologies
10500 Harlan Road, French Camp, CA 95231 | (209) 982-4750
Map & Directions
Clean Planet, Inc.
250 Port Rd. 23, Stockton, CA 95203 | (209) 463-1067
Map & Directions
Accepts asphalt, brick, tile, concrete, rock, sand, and dirt. Fees may apply. Call for details. Drop off only.
Frank C. Alegre Trucking
915 W. Anderson Street, Stockton, CA 95206
Office: (209) 334-2114, Scale House: (209) 462-2038
Map & Directions
Recycles 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.
Granite Construction Company
10500 S. Harlan Road, French Camp, CA 95231 | (209) 982-4750
Map & Directions
Accepts clean broken asphalt and concrete only. Drop off only.
Modesto Sand and Gravel
6139 Hammett Rd, Modesto, CA 95358 | (209) 545-1325
Map & Directions
Accepts concrete, asphalt, brick, cinder blocks, gravel, rock. Free if clean. Drop off only.
San Joaquin County Flood Control
6767 E Main St, Stockton, CA 95215 | Contact: Butch Waddle (209) 468-9698
Accepts clean, broken concrete and brick only. Drop off only.
Find a Shingle Recycler
Asphalt shingles are easily recycled, though they require a special facility for processing. Locate the nearest shingle recycling facility.
Do Not Remove Nails
Shingle recyclers accept material with nails in it, so do not remove the nails. The recycling operators use a powerful magnet to separate nails from the asphalt.
Alternative Ways to Recycle
Ask Your Contractor If They Recycle
Before hiring a contractor to work on your roof, see if they can recycle the asphalt shingles for you.