Where to dispose of pressure-treated wood in Michigan
266 facilities in Michigan 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
- Alcona County2
- Alger County3
- Allegan County7
- Alpena County4
- Antrim County1
- Arenac County2
- Barry County4
- Bay County3
- Benzie County2
- Berrien County3
- Calhoun County2
- Cass County1
- Charlevoix County1
- Cheboygan County6
- Chippewa County7
- Clare County6
- Clinton County2
- Crawford County8
- Delta County2
- Dickinson County2
- Emmet County2
- Genesee County3
- Gogebic County4
- Grand Traverse County3
- Gratiot County1
- Hillsdale County5
- Houghton County2
- Huron County2
- Ingham County3
- Ionia County2
- Iosco County4
- Jackson County8
- Kalamazoo County3
- Kalkaska County2
- Kent County5
- Lapeer County1
- Leelanau County1
- Lenawee County1
- Livingston County1
- Mackinac County4
- Macomb County8
- Manistee County1
- Marquette County10
- Mason County1
- Mecosta County1
- Menominee County5
- Midland County2
- Monroe County5
- Montcalm County1
- Montmorency County3
- Muskegon County7
- Newaygo County4
- Oakland County8
- Oceana County3
- Ogemaw County6
- Osceola County3
- Oscoda County5
- Otsego County2
- Ottawa County2
- Presque Isle County2
- Saginaw County1
- Shiawassee County3
- St. Clair County3
- St. Joseph County2
- Van Buren County7
- Washtenaw County5
- Wayne County30
- Wexford County2
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