Where to dispose of pressure-treated wood in Texas
239 facilities in Texas 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
- Anderson County3
- Angelina County1
- Bell County2
- Bexar County3
- Bowie County1
- Brazoria County3
- Brown County1
- Burnet County1
- Cameron County3
- Chambers County2
- Cherokee County1
- Collin County7
- Comal County1
- Cooke County1
- Dallas County16
- Denton County4
- Ector County1
- El Paso County4
- Ellis County2
- Erath County1
- Fort Bend County3
- Gaines County1
- Galveston County4
- Grayson County4
- Guadalupe County3
- Harris County33
- Hays County1
- Hidalgo County1
- Hockley County2
- Hunt County1
- Jasper County1
- Jefferson County4
- Johnson County3
- Kerr County2
- Lubbock County4
- Matagorda County1
- McLennan County2
- Midland County1
- Montague County1
- Montgomery County2
- Moore County1
- Nacogdoches County1
- Navarro County1
- Nueces County3
- Parker County1
- Polk County2
- Potter County2
- Rusk County1
- Smith County1
- Tarrant County8
- Titus County1
- Tom Green County1
- Travis County5
- Tyler County2
- Van Zandt County1
- Victoria County1
- Walker County1
- Waller County1
- Washington County2
- Webb County2
- Wichita County3
- Williamson County2
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