Where to dispose of pressure-treated wood in North Carolina
176 facilities in North Carolina 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
- Alamance County2
- Alexander County2
- Ashe County1
- Buncombe County5
- Burke County1
- Cabarrus County3
- Catawba County4
- Chatham County1
- Chowan County1
- Cleveland County2
- Columbus County1
- Craven County3
- Cumberland County4
- Currituck County2
- Dare County2
- Davidson County2
- Durham County3
- Edgecombe County2
- Forsyth County4
- Franklin County1
- Gaston County2
- Guilford County10
- Halifax County2
- Harnett County3
- Hoke County1
- Iredell County2
- Lee County2
- Lenoir County2
- Macon County2
- Mecklenburg County4
- Moore County2
- Nash County2
- New Hanover County1
- Onslow County3
- Orange County1
- Pitt County3
- Randolph County3
- Rockingham County3
- Rowan County2
- Rutherford County5
- Sampson County1
- Stanly County1
- Surry County1
- Union County2
- Wake County17
- Watauga County1
- Wayne County3
- Wilson County3
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