Frequently Asked Questions

We accept yard and land clearing waste, such as brush, limbs, leaf and grass clippings, wood chunks, tree tops, clean wood grindings, and clean wood chips.  

We cannot currently accept any stumps, concrete, rock, brick, pallets, treated lumber, wire, metal, plastics, or furniture.  We also cannot accept wood waste products mixed with dirt.  

We have tried to make this process as convenient and quick as possible.  Enter through property gates off of International Woodyard Rd and stop at the scale-house.  Hunt Recycling personnel will create a ticket and show you where to dump your product.  You receive a copy of the receipt upon payment.  

Tipping/Dump fees are based on the capacity size of the vehicle dropping off material.  Refer to Dump Fees page for more information.  

For both wood waste recycling drop-offs and for mulch, soils and aggregate payments, we accept cash, check or credit cards (3% fee for credit cards but not for debit card use).  

Yes!  We can deliver between 3-15 cubic yards per delivery.  Three cubic yards is our minimum for delivery.  Delivery fees are based on zone/mileage pricing.  

1 cubic yard will cover 160 square feet at 2" deep.  

We sell our products by the cubic yard, which is 27 cubic feet (3'x3'x3').

Most prebagged mulches are sold as two cubic feet bags.  There are approximately 13.5 bags in 1 cubic yard.  

Soil Conditioner:  This product is great as an amendment for your current soil, adding nutrients and allowing for better drainage capabilities. 

Screened Topsoil:  This is the best product for planting grasses or laying sod. 

Screened Topsoil/Conditioner Blend:  This is the best product for raised beds, such as vegetable or flower gardens, or for shrubs/trees/plantings around your home.  

Most likely, yes!  Hunt Recycling is a subsidiary of the Hunt Forest Resources companies and is simply the next evolution of business that furthers our commitment to forest resources and wood product stewardship.  Green wood waste materials do not belong in landfills, and burning them just doesn't make good practical sense; therefore, we exist to utilize these resources better and add premium and diverse products for our customers.