Concrete & Asphalt Drop-Off
Near Blount County, TN
Blount County is home. We get loads from Maryville, Alcoa, Townsend, Walland, Friendsville, Louisville, and every back road in between. The closer you are, the less sense it makes to drive to a landfill that's charging you by the ton when clean loads drop free here. Most Blount County contractors are within a 20-minute drive.
Getting here from around Blount County
Our yard is at 245 Brookdale Rd in Maryville, close to the middle of the county. From Alcoa and Rockford it's 5 to 15 minutes on US-129 or local roads. From Townsend and Walland, US-321 (Lamar Alexander Parkway) runs straight into Maryville in about 20 minutes. From Friendsville and Louisville, Old Knoxville Highway brings you in from the west. Crews on the I-140 (Pellissippi Parkway) corridor can come in from the north end. Most Blount County job sites are within a 20 minute drive, which means a crew can make several round trips in a day without losing the schedule. We're open 7 AM to 5 PM weekdays and 8 AM to noon Saturday.
Our yard vs. the Blount County Landfill
The Blount County Landfill takes concrete, but it charges about $60 per ton. Concrete is heavy, so a loaded tandem dump can run several hundred dollars in a single trip. The landfill keeps weekday hours only, roughly 7 AM to 3 PM, may turn away haulers from outside the county, and limits the size of concrete pieces it will take. Our yard takes clean concrete, asphalt, brick, block, and natural stone free, with no scale and no appointment, and we don't care which county your truck is from. We're open later on weekdays and on Saturday morning. For anyone tearing out concrete in Blount County, that's a straightforward comparison.
What Blount County jobs bring us
Blount County work covers everything from town to farm to mountain. In Maryville and Alcoa it's driveways, patios, garage floors, sidewalks, and commercial parking lots. Out in the county it's old barn and shop slabs, failed retaining walls, and farm pads. Around Louisville and the Fort Loudoun shoreline we see dock pads and seawall concrete, and from Townsend and Walland, cabin and rental property work. New subdivisions on the edges of Maryville and Alcoa add leftover concrete and broken pavement from road and utility work. All of it is welcome when it's clean. Rebar and mesh are fine. Clean fill dirt needs a call ahead, and trash, wood, roofing, and mixed debris are not accepted.
Recycled aggregate made in Blount County
The concrete Blount County crews drop off gets crushed into recycled concrete aggregate right here. RCA crusher run (1 inch minus with fines) compacts hard for driveways, farm roads, building pads, and parking areas. RCA #57 (clean 3/4 to 1 inch, no fines) is for drainage: French drains, behind retaining walls, and around foundations. Because it's crushed locally, a Blount County job can drop broken concrete in the morning and pick up base made from recycled concrete the same day, with no long haul for either load. RCA does the same job as traditional crusher run on most driveway and pad work. Call for pricing, and ask about delivery anywhere in the county.
Why Blount County Contractors Choose Us
Directions from Blount County
We're sitting in Maryville at 245 Brookdale Rd, off US-411. From Alcoa it's 4 miles, from Townsend you're looking at about 20 minutes down US-321, from Friendsville it's a straight shot down Old Knoxville Highway.
Address: 245 Brookdale Rd, Maryville, TN 37801
Get DirectionsWhat It Costs to Drop Off
Clean concrete, asphalt, brick, and block. Any vehicle, from a pickup to a tri-axle. No scale, no appointment.
Call (865) 999-0857 before you haul and we'll tell you if we can take it.
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Blount County Drop-Off FAQ
How much does the Blount County Landfill charge for concrete?
About $60 per ton. Our Maryville yard takes clean concrete, asphalt, brick, block, and stone free, with no scale.
When is the Blount County Landfill open?
Weekdays only, roughly 7 AM to 3 PM. Our yard is open Monday through Friday 7 AM to 5 PM and Saturday 8 AM to noon.
Do you take loads from outside Blount County?
Yes. We take clean loads from any county. The county landfill may turn away out-of-county haulers.
Can I bring farm or barn slab concrete?
Yes. Old slabs and pads are welcome, rebar included. Keep wood, metal siding, and trash out of the load.
Do you take fill dirt?
Clean fill dirt only with a call ahead to (865) 999-0857. Dirt mixed into concrete or asphalt loads is a problem.
Do you deliver gravel in Blount County?
We sell RCA crusher run and RCA #57 and offer delivery. Call for pricing.
Ready to Drop Off Your Materials?
No appointment needed. Just show up during business hours with your clean concrete and asphalt.