Construction landfills and disposal sites are where contractors take excess soil, broken concrete, asphalt, demolition debris, and other jobsite materials that can’t stay on the project. Depending on the material and local regulations, this might include inert landfills, clean fill sites, C&D landfills, recycling yards, and green waste facilities.
Some facilities accept only clean dirt or inert materials like concrete and asphalt. Others handle mixed construction and demolition debris, and some focus on recycling materials such as concrete, asphalt, soil, or green waste. Knowing what a site accepts and where it is is critical for planning trucks, load-out, and disposal costs.
The difficult part is not knowing that you need a disposal site—it’s finding the right landfill or dump location near your jobsite. Generic web searches often mix residential trash dumps, transfer stations, small public drop-off locations, or irrelevant businesses with the contractor-focused facilities you actually need. That’s where LoopFella comes in.
A typical search for “landfill near me” or “clean fill dump site” can return:
For contractors, haulers, and grading crews, that confusion leads to wasted trips, rejected loads, and last-minute scrambling to find a site that will actually take the material on your trucks. You need to know which facilities handle construction materials and how far they are from the job.
LoopFella maintains a growing nationwide database of 7,000+ bulk construction material sites — including quarries, aggregate pits, rock yards, and landscape suppliers. Within that network are over 1,100 landfill, clean fill, and construction disposal locations across the U.S., mapped with a focus on construction and landscape materials.
LoopFella is a search engine built specifically for bulk materials and related services. Instead of trying to pick through general-purpose search results, you can:
LoopFella is not a generic list of household trash drop-off locations. It is focused on the disposal and landfill options that matter to contractors—places that handle soil, concrete, asphalt, C&D debris, and other construction-related materials.
Contractors, haulers, and owners rely on disposal and landfill sites for:
Because disposal fees and haul distances can dramatically affect your project budget, knowing where you can legally and efficiently export material is just as important as knowing where to buy new material.
Ready to find landfill, clean fill, or construction disposal sites near your jobsite? Use LoopFella’s main search to look up disposal locations close to your project address and spend less time hunting for a place to take your loads.