Where to dispose of pressure-treated wood in Kentucky
215 facilities in Kentucky 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
- Adair County2
- Barren County2
- Bell County1
- Boone County4
- Boyd County3
- Breckinridge County2
- Butler County2
- Caldwell County3
- Calloway County6
- Christian County2
- Clark County2
- Clinton County3
- Daviess County4
- Fayette County3
- Floyd County1
- Franklin County1
- Garrard County2
- Graves County6
- Hancock County3
- Hardin County2
- Harlan County4
- Harrison County1
- Hart County2
- Henderson County5
- Hopkins County12
- Jefferson County11
- Kenton County1
- Laurel County3
- Letcher County1
- Madison County8
- Marshall County5
- Martin County4
- Mason County2
- McCracken County5
- Meade County3
- Mercer County3
- Morgan County1
- Muhlenberg County2
- Ohio County2
- Oldham County1
- Perry County3
- Pike County6
- Powell County2
- Pulaski County4
- Rowan County1
- Russell County1
- Scott County3
- Shelby County3
- Taylor County1
- Trigg County1
- Union County4
- Warren County4
- Webster County2
- Whitley County3
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