We recycle green and yard waste and utilize them in soil and compost mixes.
What we accept:
Ground Wood Chips
By recycling ground wood chips, we can enhance our mulch and compost blends—creating mixes with improved water retention and weed control.
Soils
Your excess soil can be used in any number of landscaping and construction projects—from creating planting beds, filling low spots, or even being remixed and revitalized with other recycled materials.
Fill Dirt
Do you have too much dirt? Good news! Timberline Rock N’ Roll offers fill dirt recycling. Allowing your excess dirt to find new use leveling and filling construction sites.
Green Waste
Branches, grass clippings, even your out-of-season Christmas Trees can be recycled into compost that enriches our soil mixes for healthier plant growth. All green waste must be free of unorganic trash and debris.
Green/Yard Waste Dumping Fee
Pick-up Load
Dump Trailer Load
Tandem Load
Material Specific Fee
Sod Cuttings
Mixed Loads (Dirt + Rock)
Absolutely NO railroad ties, pressure treated timbers, plywood, painted or stained wood, pallets, trash, plastics, tires, etc.
You will be charged a Transfer Waste Fee of $130 per ton for any of these unwanted materials.
Wood Chips
Pickups
Dump Trailer Load
Chippers/Roll Offs
Semi Loads
Tree Stumps & Logs
Logs no longer than 5'
Stumps Under 36"
Stumps Over 36"
Tree Stumps & Logs
We do not accept logs over 60″. We do not accept green waste that contains trash or large non-recyclable debris.
Green Waste Dumping Hours
Green Waste is accepted Monday through Friday from 7:00 am to 4:00 pm.
Hello, my name is Jonathan with Timberline Rock N’ Roll, and today I’m going to explain how the green waste we receive is turned into high-quality compost.
We accept green waste from local residents as well as landscape contractors who clean up properties throughout the community. Once the material arrives at our facility, it’s piled together and ground into pieces about two inches in size. After grinding, we add moisture and build the material into large compost piles. We carefully manage the pile’s density so it has enough airflow to support the composting process.
Once the moisture levels are right, the biology does the work. As microorganisms break down the organic material, the piles naturally heat up, often reaching temperatures above 160 degrees. These high temperatures help eliminate weed seeds and harmful pathogens. The compost remains in this active process for about 67 days, during which we turn the piles five times to ensure all the material is evenly composted.
After the compost has fully matured, it’s screened to a half-inch size, creating a light, fluffy finished product. Green waste compost is especially beneficial for Colorado’s sandy, clay-like soils because it improves soil structure, increases airflow, and helps the soil retain more moisture.
