🧱 Construction Debris Disposal in Stokes County, NC

1 place in Stokes County takes wood, drywall, roofing. Published fees and hours, checked October 29, 2026.

1Facilities

1With a Published Fee

		Construction Debris Fee
Stokes County Waste Transfer and Recycling Station	Germanton	$60 / ton residential ($6.00 minimum for first 200 lbs, $3.00 per additional 100 lbs); $79 / ton commercial

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🏢 Where to Take Construction Debris

Stokes County Waste Transfer and Recycling Station

📍 2015 Sizemore Road, Germanton, NC 27019

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Contact

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Fees and what they take

Residential bagged household garbage (up to 200 lbs per trip)Free

Residential construction and demolition (C&D) debris$60 / ton

Commercial construction and demolition (C&D) and commercial waste$79 / ton

Recyclable appliances (white goods), electronics with a cord, clean scrap metal, tires, and large batteriesFree

🗑️ Household Trash🧱 Construction Debris🪨 Concrete and Dirt🛋️ Furniture🛏️ Mattresses🔌 Appliances

⚠️ No out-of-county waste is accepted at any Stokes County site; residents must display a Sto...

Hours

Monday to Friday8:30 AM to 4:30 PM

Saturday8:30 AM to 12 PM

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❓ Common Questions

Where can I take construction debris in Stokes County?

1 facility in Stokes County lists wood, drywall, roofing as accepted: Stokes County Waste Transfer and Recycling Station. Check each page for limits and fees.

How much does construction debris disposal cost in Stokes County?

Published fees: Stokes County Waste Transfer and Recycling Station: $60 / ton residential ($6.00 minimum for first 200 lbs, $3.00 per additional 100 lbs); $79 / ton commercial. Checked October 29, 2026.

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