P & I Hauling

Chip IT Recycling, located in Oakley, CA, offers a wide range of services including debris box rentals, heavy hauling, towing, and demolition excavation. Their professional team is dedicated to accommodating various customer requests, ensuring that no job is too small or too big. In addition to core services, they provide portable toilets, temporary fencing, landscape materials, and pressure washing, among others. With a commitment to delivering quality results, Chip IT Recycling is equipped to handle diverse project needs across their service area. Generated from the website

We accept household garbage, recyclables, yard waste, paper, wood, plastics, metals, cardboard, construction debris and much more! We have a large 17 acre facility, that has 16 acres dedicated to recycling. Mt. Diablo Recycling Center (adjacent to the Transfer Station) is the largest recycling center in the County. It is approximately 90,000 square feet! We are dedicated to continually discovering and developing new ways to recycle and reuse. One example of re-purposing is that when you bring tires to the Recycling Center & Transfer Station they are shredded, recycled and used for road base and playground equipment. Another example is that the carpet foam padding you drop off is recycled into new foam padding. We also give guided tours of our facility with an emphasis on education.1300 Loveridge Road in Pittsburg, just north of the Pittsburg-Antioch Highway.

Mt. Diablo Resource Recovery (MDRR) in Oakley, CA is a leading waste management company dedicated to serving customers, communities, and the environment responsibly. With a focus on optimizing discarded materials, MDRR offers safe and dependable waste and recycling collection services for residential and business needs. Established as the region's premier self-haul destination, MDRR's 40-plus acre processing facility is a hub for resource recovery where discarded materials are efficiently utilized. Committed to environmental excellence and community prosperity since the 1930s, MDRR is more than just an environmental partner - they are neighbors who believe in thriving together with the people and communities they serve.Generated from the website