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About This Location

Allocco Recycling operates a construction-and-demolition transfer and processing station at 594 Scholes Street in Brooklyn. The facility handles construction and demolition debris, municipal solid waste, recyclables, yard waste, and scrap metal, along with aggregate recycling such as soil, concrete, and asphalt. Allocco is a commercial, industrial-scale operation serving contractors, developers, and agencies with barge and truck logistics, not a walk-in household recycling drop-off.

What Allocco Recycling (Scholes Street Transfer & Processing) Accepts

✓ Construction & demolition debris (Including oversized debris)
✓ Municipal solid waste
✓ Recyclables
✓ Yard waste
✓ Scrap metal (Commercial and industrial)
✓ Soil, concrete and asphalt (clean fill) (Aggregate recycling)

Related recycling guides: Appliances · Yard Waste

What they do not accept

This is a commercial construction-debris transfer station and aggregate recycler serving contractors, developers, and agencies, not a household drop-off. Residents should use NYC's DSNY curbside recycling or municipal drop-off programs instead.

Access & restrictions

Commercial/drop-off for businesses · Walk-in (no appointment) · Serves contractors, developers, and municipal agencies with disposal, aggregate supply, and barge/truck logistics. Contact the facility to confirm accepted materials, pricing, and access before hauling.

Programs & events

  • Fill material transfer station

Materials, fees and hours can change — call ahead to confirm before your visit.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I drop off household recycling at Allocco Recycling?

No. Allocco's Scholes Street site is a commercial construction-and-demolition transfer and processing station serving contractors, developers, and agencies. For household recycling in Brooklyn, use NYC's DSNY curbside collection or a municipal drop-off.

What does Allocco Recycling accept?

The Scholes Street facility handles construction and demolition debris, municipal solid waste, recyclables, yard waste, and scrap metal, plus aggregate materials like clean soil, concrete, and asphalt.

Does Allocco recycle construction debris and clean fill?

Yes. Allocco operates a fill-material transfer station and recycles aggregates such as soil, concrete, and asphalt into DOT/ASTM/AASHTO-compliant products, with barge and truck logistics.

Is the Scholes Street location the same as the Kingsland Avenue office?

Allocco's main contact page lists a Kingsland Avenue address and a separate phone, while the Scholes Street transfer station (phone 718-418-2190) is the permitted processing site. Call ahead to confirm which location handles your material.

Last verified: October 2026. Sources: source · source · source. Spotted something wrong? Suggest a correction.

Contact & Location

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594 Scholes St, Brooklyn, NY 11237
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City / State
Brooklyn, New York

Opening Hours

Monday Open 24 hours
Tuesday Open 24 hours
Wednesday Open 24 hours
Thursday Open 24 hours
Friday 12 AM–5:30 PM
Saturday Closed
Sunday Closed
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