Where to dispose of pressure-treated wood in Georgia
331 facilities in Georgia that commonly handle treated wood. Call ahead to confirm they accept it from residents, and ask about fees and limits.
Start with the general guide: How to dispose of pressure-treated wood. Listed by county below, or enter your ZIP above to see the closest first.
By county
- Baldwin County4
- Barrow County2
- Bartow County2
- Ben Hill County2
- Berrien County2
- Bibb County4
- Brooks County1
- Bryan County1
- Bulloch County2
- Burke County3
- Butts County2
- Carroll County3
- Charlton County2
- Chatham County11
- Chattooga County2
- Cherokee County6
- Clarke County5
- Clayton County6
- Cobb County10
- Colquitt County3
- Coweta County18
- DeKalb County9
- Decatur County1
- Dooly County1
- Dougherty County5
- Douglas County3
- Emanuel County2
- Fannin County4
- Fayette County3
- Floyd County2
- Forsyth County8
- Fulton County17
- Glynn County3
- Gordon County1
- Grady County1
- Gwinnett County10
- Habersham County2
- Hall County6
- Hart County1
- Henry County6
- Houston County4
- Jackson County2
- Laurens County1
- Liberty County2
- Lowndes County1
- Lumpkin County4
- McDuffie County2
- Meriwether County2
- Mitchell County3
- Monroe County3
- Morgan County4
- Murray County2
- Muscogee County2
- Newton County5
- Oglethorpe County2
- Paulding County3
- Pickens County1
- Polk County4
- Rabun County2
- Richmond County6
- Rockdale County2
- Spalding County2
- Stephens County4
- Sumter County4
- Taylor County3
- Terrell County2
- Thomas County2
- Tift County4
- Troup County4
- Union County2
- Walton County7
- White County3
- Whitfield County4
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