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Where to dump concrete in New Mexico

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These facilities list this item as accepted, accepted with a fee, or limited. Item fees may be added to normal load charges.

Last verified: Nov 5, 2026 · Official sources ↓

Clean concrete and brick are often cheaper at a clean-fill or recycling site than at a landfill.

Within each county, free and lower listed item prices come first. Check resident eligibility before choosing a free option.

Sandoval County

  • Sandoval County Landfill ↗

    $35 per ton

    Open to the public · Rio Rancho

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    Check load fees and access rules before you go.

Bernalillo County

  • Don Reservoir Convenience Center ↗

    Item price: call to confirm

    Open to the public · Albuquerque

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    Only 9 cubic feet (2 wheelbarrow loads) of concrete, dirt, rock, gravel or brick.

  • Eagle Rock Convenience Center ↗

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    Open to the public · Albuquerque

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    Only 9 cubic feet (2 wheelbarrow loads) of concrete, dirt, rock, gravel or brick.

  • Montessa Park Convenience Center ↗

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    Open to the public · Albuquerque

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    Only 9 cubic feet (2 wheelbarrow loads) of concrete, dirt, rock, gravel or brick.

Valencia County

  • Conejo Transfer Station ↗

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    Residents only · Los Lunas

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    Check load fees and access rules before you go.

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Last verified: Nov 5, 2026. Check the official page or call before you go.

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