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Tue, Apr 13, 10 at 19:19
| Does anyone know where you can dispose of railway ties in Ontario? We purchased a house and they are on the property. Are there any environmental companies that will pick them up? |
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| Most trash companies also recycle. Waste Management is one that I believe operates in Ontario. |
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- Posted by mike_kaiser (My Page) on Wed, Apr 14, 10 at 23:11
| Have you called whomever takes away your regular trash? How about the local community government? |
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| Those things can be valuable. Try putting them on craigslist for $8-10 each. HTH Don |
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| "Most trash companies also recycle." Railroad ties old enough will have creosote treatment and are not recyclable. See if you can sell them to someone. |
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| Thanks for your comments. We found a local independent garbage site that would take them for a fee. Thanks, |
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