In 2006, 31 percent of the waste collected at Utah County landfills was categorized as "construction and demolition," or C&D debris. Many of the items and materials which are considered C&D debris are also materials which we recycle at our ReStore, such as cabinets, sinks, paint, appliances, shelving, and countertops. In this way, we provide an environmentally friendly alternative to local businesses and individuals, who would generally dispose of such materials at the local landfill.

We then sell these materials to the public at significant discounts, with all of the proceeds helping to fund local Habitat house construction. Volunteer at the ReStore today!

In 2006, 31 percent of the waste collected at Utah County landfills was categorized as "construction and demolition," or C&D debris. Many of the items and materials which are considered C&D debris are also materials which we recycle at our ReStore, such as cabinets, sinks, paint, appliances, shelving, and countertops. In this way, we provide an environmentally friendly alternative to local businesses and individuals, who would generally dispose of such materials at the local landfill.

We then sell these materials to the public at significant discounts, with all of the proceeds helping to fund local Habitat house construction. Volunteer at the ReStore today!

In 2006, 31 percent of the waste collected at Utah County landfills was categorized as "construction and demolition," or C&D debris. Many of the items and materials which are considered C&D debris are also materials which we recycle at our ReStore, such as cabinets, sinks, paint, appliances, shelving, and countertops. In this way, we provide an environmentally friendly alternative to local businesses and individuals, who would generally dispose of such materials at the local landfill.

We then sell these materials to the public at significant discounts, with all of the proceeds helping to fund local Habitat house construction. Volunteer at the ReStore today!

In 2006, 31 percent of the waste collected at Utah County landfills was categorized as "construction and demolition," or C&D debris. Many of the items and materials which are considered C&D debris are also materials which we recycle at our ReStore, such as cabinets, sinks, paint, appliances, shelving, and countertops. In this way, we provide an environmentally friendly alternative to local businesses and individuals, who would generally dispose of such materials at the local landfill.

We then sell these materials to the public at significant discounts, with all of the proceeds helping to fund local Habitat house construction. Volunteer at the ReStore today!

In 2006, 31 percent of the waste collected at Utah County landfills was categorized as "construction and demolition," or C&D debris. Many of the items and materials which are considered C&D debris are also materials which we recycle at our ReStore, such as cabinets, sinks, paint, appliances, shelving, and countertops. In this way, we provide an environmentally friendly alternative to local businesses and individuals, who would generally dispose of such materials at the local landfill.

We then sell these materials to the public at significant discounts, with all of the proceeds helping to fund local Habitat house construction. Volunteer at the ReStore today!

In 2006, 31 percent of the waste collected at Utah County landfills was categorized as "construction and demolition," or C&D debris. Many of the items and materials which are considered C&D debris are also materials which we recycle at our ReStore, such as cabinets, sinks, paint, appliances, shelving, and countertops. In this way, we provide an environmentally friendly alternative to local businesses and individuals, who would generally dispose of such materials at the local landfill.

We then sell these materials to the public at significant discounts, with all of the proceeds helping to fund local Habitat house construction. Volunteer at the ReStore today!

In 2006, 31 percent of the waste collected at Utah County landfills was categorized as "construction and demolition," or C&D debris. Many of the items and materials which are considered C&D debris are also materials which we recycle at our ReStore, such as cabinets, sinks, paint, appliances, shelving, and countertops. In this way, we provide an environmentally friendly alternative to local businesses and individuals, who would generally dispose of such materials at the local landfill.

We then sell these materials to the public at significant discounts, with all of the proceeds helping to fund local Habitat house construction. Volunteer at the ReStore today!

In 2006, 31 percent of the waste collected at Utah County landfills was categorized as "construction and demolition," or C&D debris. Many of the items and materials which are considered C&D debris are also materials which we recycle at our ReStore, such as cabinets, sinks, paint, appliances, shelving, and countertops. In this way, we provide an environmentally friendly alternative to local businesses and individuals, who would generally dispose of such materials at the local landfill.

We then sell these materials to the public at significant discounts, with all of the proceeds helping to fund local Habitat house construction. Volunteer at the ReStore today!

In 2006, 31 percent of the waste collected at Utah County landfills was categorized as "construction and demolition," or C&D debris. Many of the items and materials which are considered C&D debris are also materials which we recycle at our ReStore, such as cabinets, sinks, paint, appliances, shelving, and countertops. In this way, we provide an environmentally friendly alternative to local businesses and individuals, who would generally dispose of such materials at the local landfill.

We then sell these materials to the public at significant discounts, with all of the proceeds helping to fund local Habitat house construction. Volunteer at the ReStore today!

In 2006, 31 percent of the waste collected at Utah County landfills was categorized as "construction and demolition," or C&D debris. Many of the items and materials which are considered C&D debris are also materials which we recycle at our ReStore, such as cabinets, sinks, paint, appliances, shelving, and countertops. In this way, we provide an environmentally friendly alternative to local businesses and individuals, who would generally dispose of such materials at the local landfill.

We then sell these materials to the public at significant discounts, with all of the proceeds helping to fund local Habitat house construction. Volunteer at the ReStore today!

In 2006, 31 percent of the waste collected at Utah County landfills was categorized as "construction and demolition," or C&D debris. Many of the items and materials which are considered C&D debris are also materials which we recycle at our ReStore, such as cabinets, sinks, paint, appliances, shelving, and countertops. In this way, we provide an environmentally friendly alternative to local businesses and individuals, who would generally dispose of such materials at the local landfill.

We then sell these materials to the public at significant discounts, with all of the proceeds helping to fund local Habitat house construction. Volunteer at the ReStore today!

In 2006, 31 percent of the waste collected at Utah County landfills was categorized as "construction and demolition," or C&D debris. Many of the items and materials which are considered C&D debris are also materials which we recycle at our ReStore, such as cabinets, sinks, paint, appliances, shelving, and countertops. In this way, we provide an environmentally friendly alternative to local businesses and individuals, who would generally dispose of such materials at the local landfill.

We then sell these materials to the public at significant discounts, with all of the proceeds helping to fund local Habitat house construction. Volunteer at the ReStore today!

Come help on Habitat's Brimhall Estates Project in Provo.  This project will house three families with one renovation home and two brand new homes and coincide with the historical downtown home in Provo.  All materials and tools are provided on site, please do not bring your own.  No experience needed, there will be Construction Manager's on site to lead you on the build.

In 2006, 31 percent of the waste collected at Utah County landfills was categorized as "construction and demolition," or C&D debris. Many of the items and materials which are considered C&D debris are also materials which we recycle at our ReStore, such as cabinets, sinks, paint, appliances, shelving, and countertops. In this way, we provide an environmentally friendly alternative to local businesses and individuals, who would generally dispose of such materials at the local landfill.

We then sell these materials to the public at significant discounts, with all of the proceeds helping to fund local Habitat house construction. Volunteer at the ReStore today!

In 2006, 31 percent of the waste collected at Utah County landfills was categorized as "construction and demolition," or C&D debris. Many of the items and materials which are considered C&D debris are also materials which we recycle at our ReStore, such as cabinets, sinks, paint, appliances, shelving, and countertops. In this way, we provide an environmentally friendly alternative to local businesses and individuals, who would generally dispose of such materials at the local landfill.

We then sell these materials to the public at significant discounts, with all of the proceeds helping to fund local Habitat house construction. Volunteer at the ReStore today!

In 2006, 31 percent of the waste collected at Utah County landfills was categorized as "construction and demolition," or C&D debris. Many of the items and materials which are considered C&D debris are also materials which we recycle at our ReStore, such as cabinets, sinks, paint, appliances, shelving, and countertops. In this way, we provide an environmentally friendly alternative to local businesses and individuals, who would generally dispose of such materials at the local landfill.

We then sell these materials to the public at significant discounts, with all of the proceeds helping to fund local Habitat house construction. Volunteer at the ReStore today!

In 2006, 31 percent of the waste collected at Utah County landfills was categorized as "construction and demolition," or C&D debris. Many of the items and materials which are considered C&D debris are also materials which we recycle at our ReStore, such as cabinets, sinks, paint, appliances, shelving, and countertops. In this way, we provide an environmentally friendly alternative to local businesses and individuals, who would generally dispose of such materials at the local landfill.

We then sell these materials to the public at significant discounts, with all of the proceeds helping to fund local Habitat house construction. Volunteer at the ReStore today!

In 2006, 31 percent of the waste collected at Utah County landfills was categorized as "construction and demolition," or C&D debris. Many of the items and materials which are considered C&D debris are also materials which we recycle at our ReStore, such as cabinets, sinks, paint, appliances, shelving, and countertops. In this way, we provide an environmentally friendly alternative to local businesses and individuals, who would generally dispose of such materials at the local landfill.

We then sell these materials to the public at significant discounts, with all of the proceeds helping to fund local Habitat house construction. Volunteer at the ReStore today!

In 2006, 31 percent of the waste collected at Utah County landfills was categorized as "construction and demolition," or C&D debris. Many of the items and materials which are considered C&D debris are also materials which we recycle at our ReStore, such as cabinets, sinks, paint, appliances, shelving, and countertops. In this way, we provide an environmentally friendly alternative to local businesses and individuals, who would generally dispose of such materials at the local landfill.

We then sell these materials to the public at significant discounts, with all of the proceeds helping to fund local Habitat house construction. Volunteer at the ReStore today!

In 2006, 31 percent of the waste collected at Utah County landfills was categorized as "construction and demolition," or C&D debris. Many of the items and materials which are considered C&D debris are also materials which we recycle at our ReStore, such as cabinets, sinks, paint, appliances, shelving, and countertops. In this way, we provide an environmentally friendly alternative to local businesses and individuals, who would generally dispose of such materials at the local landfill.

We then sell these materials to the public at significant discounts, with all of the proceeds helping to fund local Habitat house construction. Volunteer at the ReStore today!

In 2006, 31 percent of the waste collected at Utah County landfills was categorized as "construction and demolition," or C&D debris. Many of the items and materials which are considered C&D debris are also materials which we recycle at our ReStore, such as cabinets, sinks, paint, appliances, shelving, and countertops. In this way, we provide an environmentally friendly alternative to local businesses and individuals, who would generally dispose of such materials at the local landfill.

We then sell these materials to the public at significant discounts, with all of the proceeds helping to fund local Habitat house construction. Volunteer at the ReStore today!

In 2006, 31 percent of the waste collected at Utah County landfills was categorized as "construction and demolition," or C&D debris. Many of the items and materials which are considered C&D debris are also materials which we recycle at our ReStore, such as cabinets, sinks, paint, appliances, shelving, and countertops. In this way, we provide an environmentally friendly alternative to local businesses and individuals, who would generally dispose of such materials at the local landfill.

We then sell these materials to the public at significant discounts, with all of the proceeds helping to fund local Habitat house construction. Volunteer at the ReStore today!

In 2006, 31 percent of the waste collected at Utah County landfills was categorized as "construction and demolition," or C&D debris. Many of the items and materials which are considered C&D debris are also materials which we recycle at our ReStore, such as cabinets, sinks, paint, appliances, shelving, and countertops. In this way, we provide an environmentally friendly alternative to local businesses and individuals, who would generally dispose of such materials at the local landfill.

We then sell these materials to the public at significant discounts, with all of the proceeds helping to fund local Habitat house construction. Volunteer at the ReStore today!

In 2006, 31 percent of the waste collected at Utah County landfills was categorized as "construction and demolition," or C&D debris. Many of the items and materials which are considered C&D debris are also materials which we recycle at our ReStore, such as cabinets, sinks, paint, appliances, shelving, and countertops. In this way, we provide an environmentally friendly alternative to local businesses and individuals, who would generally dispose of such materials at the local landfill.

We then sell these materials to the public at significant discounts, with all of the proceeds helping to fund local Habitat house construction. Volunteer at the ReStore today!

In 2006, 31 percent of the waste collected at Utah County landfills was categorized as "construction and demolition," or C&D debris. Many of the items and materials which are considered C&D debris are also materials which we recycle at our ReStore, such as cabinets, sinks, paint, appliances, shelving, and countertops. In this way, we provide an environmentally friendly alternative to local businesses and individuals, who would generally dispose of such materials at the local landfill.

We then sell these materials to the public at significant discounts, with all of the proceeds helping to fund local Habitat house construction. Volunteer at the ReStore today!

In 2006, 31 percent of the waste collected at Utah County landfills was categorized as "construction and demolition," or C&D debris. Many of the items and materials which are considered C&D debris are also materials which we recycle at our ReStore, such as cabinets, sinks, paint, appliances, shelving, and countertops. In this way, we provide an environmentally friendly alternative to local businesses and individuals, who would generally dispose of such materials at the local landfill.

We then sell these materials to the public at significant discounts, with all of the proceeds helping to fund local Habitat house construction. Volunteer at the ReStore today!

In 2006, 31 percent of the waste collected at Utah County landfills was categorized as "construction and demolition," or C&D debris. Many of the items and materials which are considered C&D debris are also materials which we recycle at our ReStore, such as cabinets, sinks, paint, appliances, shelving, and countertops. In this way, we provide an environmentally friendly alternative to local businesses and individuals, who would generally dispose of such materials at the local landfill.

We then sell these materials to the public at significant discounts, with all of the proceeds helping to fund local Habitat house construction. Volunteer at the ReStore today!

In 2006, 31 percent of the waste collected at Utah County landfills was categorized as "construction and demolition," or C&D debris. Many of the items and materials which are considered C&D debris are also materials which we recycle at our ReStore, such as cabinets, sinks, paint, appliances, shelving, and countertops. In this way, we provide an environmentally friendly alternative to local businesses and individuals, who would generally dispose of such materials at the local landfill.

We then sell these materials to the public at significant discounts, with all of the proceeds helping to fund local Habitat house construction. Volunteer at the ReStore today!

In 2006, 31 percent of the waste collected at Utah County landfills was categorized as "construction and demolition," or C&D debris. Many of the items and materials which are considered C&D debris are also materials which we recycle at our ReStore, such as cabinets, sinks, paint, appliances, shelving, and countertops. In this way, we provide an environmentally friendly alternative to local businesses and individuals, who would generally dispose of such materials at the local landfill.

We then sell these materials to the public at significant discounts, with all of the proceeds helping to fund local Habitat house construction. Volunteer at the ReStore today!

In 2006, 31 percent of the waste collected at Utah County landfills was categorized as "construction and demolition," or C&D debris. Many of the items and materials which are considered C&D debris are also materials which we recycle at our ReStore, such as cabinets, sinks, paint, appliances, shelving, and countertops. In this way, we provide an environmentally friendly alternative to local businesses and individuals, who would generally dispose of such materials at the local landfill.

We then sell these materials to the public at significant discounts, with all of the proceeds helping to fund local Habitat house construction. Volunteer at the ReStore today!

In 2006, 31 percent of the waste collected at Utah County landfills was categorized as "construction and demolition," or C&D debris. Many of the items and materials which are considered C&D debris are also materials which we recycle at our ReStore, such as cabinets, sinks, paint, appliances, shelving, and countertops. In this way, we provide an environmentally friendly alternative to local businesses and individuals, who would generally dispose of such materials at the local landfill.

We then sell these materials to the public at significant discounts, with all of the proceeds helping to fund local Habitat house construction. Volunteer at the ReStore today!

In 2006, 31 percent of the waste collected at Utah County landfills was categorized as "construction and demolition," or C&D debris. Many of the items and materials which are considered C&D debris are also materials which we recycle at our ReStore, such as cabinets, sinks, paint, appliances, shelving, and countertops. In this way, we provide an environmentally friendly alternative to local businesses and individuals, who would generally dispose of such materials at the local landfill.

We then sell these materials to the public at significant discounts, with all of the proceeds helping to fund local Habitat house construction. Volunteer at the ReStore today!

In 2006, 31 percent of the waste collected at Utah County landfills was categorized as "construction and demolition," or C&D debris. Many of the items and materials which are considered C&D debris are also materials which we recycle at our ReStore, such as cabinets, sinks, paint, appliances, shelving, and countertops. In this way, we provide an environmentally friendly alternative to local businesses and individuals, who would generally dispose of such materials at the local landfill.

We then sell these materials to the public at significant discounts, with all of the proceeds helping to fund local Habitat house construction. Volunteer at the ReStore today!

In 2006, 31 percent of the waste collected at Utah County landfills was categorized as "construction and demolition," or C&D debris. Many of the items and materials which are considered C&D debris are also materials which we recycle at our ReStore, such as cabinets, sinks, paint, appliances, shelving, and countertops. In this way, we provide an environmentally friendly alternative to local businesses and individuals, who would generally dispose of such materials at the local landfill.

We then sell these materials to the public at significant discounts, with all of the proceeds helping to fund local Habitat house construction. Volunteer at the ReStore today!

In 2006, 31 percent of the waste collected at Utah County landfills was categorized as "construction and demolition," or C&D debris. Many of the items and materials which are considered C&D debris are also materials which we recycle at our ReStore, such as cabinets, sinks, paint, appliances, shelving, and countertops. In this way, we provide an environmentally friendly alternative to local businesses and individuals, who would generally dispose of such materials at the local landfill.

We then sell these materials to the public at significant discounts, with all of the proceeds helping to fund local Habitat house construction. Volunteer at the ReStore today!

In 2006, 31 percent of the waste collected at Utah County landfills was categorized as "construction and demolition," or C&D debris. Many of the items and materials which are considered C&D debris are also materials which we recycle at our ReStore, such as cabinets, sinks, paint, appliances, shelving, and countertops. In this way, we provide an environmentally friendly alternative to local businesses and individuals, who would generally dispose of such materials at the local landfill.

We then sell these materials to the public at significant discounts, with all of the proceeds helping to fund local Habitat house construction. Volunteer at the ReStore today!

In 2006, 31 percent of the waste collected at Utah County landfills was categorized as "construction and demolition," or C&D debris. Many of the items and materials which are considered C&D debris are also materials which we recycle at our ReStore, such as cabinets, sinks, paint, appliances, shelving, and countertops. In this way, we provide an environmentally friendly alternative to local businesses and individuals, who would generally dispose of such materials at the local landfill.

We then sell these materials to the public at significant discounts, with all of the proceeds helping to fund local Habitat house construction. Volunteer at the ReStore today!

In 2006, 31 percent of the waste collected at Utah County landfills was categorized as "construction and demolition," or C&D debris. Many of the items and materials which are considered C&D debris are also materials which we recycle at our ReStore, such as cabinets, sinks, paint, appliances, shelving, and countertops. In this way, we provide an environmentally friendly alternative to local businesses and individuals, who would generally dispose of such materials at the local landfill.

We then sell these materials to the public at significant discounts, with all of the proceeds helping to fund local Habitat house construction. Volunteer at the ReStore today!

In 2006, 31 percent of the waste collected at Utah County landfills was categorized as "construction and demolition," or C&D debris. Many of the items and materials which are considered C&D debris are also materials which we recycle at our ReStore, such as cabinets, sinks, paint, appliances, shelving, and countertops. In this way, we provide an environmentally friendly alternative to local businesses and individuals, who would generally dispose of such materials at the local landfill.

We then sell these materials to the public at significant discounts, with all of the proceeds helping to fund local Habitat house construction. Volunteer at the ReStore today!

In 2006, 31 percent of the waste collected at Utah County landfills was categorized as "construction and demolition," or C&D debris. Many of the items and materials which are considered C&D debris are also materials which we recycle at our ReStore, such as cabinets, sinks, paint, appliances, shelving, and countertops. In this way, we provide an environmentally friendly alternative to local businesses and individuals, who would generally dispose of such materials at the local landfill.

We then sell these materials to the public at significant discounts, with all of the proceeds helping to fund local Habitat house construction. Volunteer at the ReStore today!

In 2006, 31 percent of the waste collected at Utah County landfills was categorized as "construction and demolition," or C&D debris. Many of the items and materials which are considered C&D debris are also materials which we recycle at our ReStore, such as cabinets, sinks, paint, appliances, shelving, and countertops. In this way, we provide an environmentally friendly alternative to local businesses and individuals, who would generally dispose of such materials at the local landfill.

We then sell these materials to the public at significant discounts, with all of the proceeds helping to fund local Habitat house construction. Volunteer at the ReStore today!

In 2006, 31 percent of the waste collected at Utah County landfills was categorized as "construction and demolition," or C&D debris. Many of the items and materials which are considered C&D debris are also materials which we recycle at our ReStore, such as cabinets, sinks, paint, appliances, shelving, and countertops. In this way, we provide an environmentally friendly alternative to local businesses and individuals, who would generally dispose of such materials at the local landfill.

We then sell these materials to the public at significant discounts, with all of the proceeds helping to fund local Habitat house construction. Volunteer at the ReStore today!

In 2006, 31 percent of the waste collected at Utah County landfills was categorized as "construction and demolition," or C&D debris. Many of the items and materials which are considered C&D debris are also materials which we recycle at our ReStore, such as cabinets, sinks, paint, appliances, shelving, and countertops. In this way, we provide an environmentally friendly alternative to local businesses and individuals, who would generally dispose of such materials at the local landfill.

We then sell these materials to the public at significant discounts, with all of the proceeds helping to fund local Habitat house construction. Volunteer at the ReStore today!

In 2006, 31 percent of the waste collected at Utah County landfills was categorized as "construction and demolition," or C&D debris. Many of the items and materials which are considered C&D debris are also materials which we recycle at our ReStore, such as cabinets, sinks, paint, appliances, shelving, and countertops. In this way, we provide an environmentally friendly alternative to local businesses and individuals, who would generally dispose of such materials at the local landfill.

We then sell these materials to the public at significant discounts, with all of the proceeds helping to fund local Habitat house construction. Volunteer at the ReStore today!

In 2006, 31 percent of the waste collected at Utah County landfills was categorized as "construction and demolition," or C&D debris. Many of the items and materials which are considered C&D debris are also materials which we recycle at our ReStore, such as cabinets, sinks, paint, appliances, shelving, and countertops. In this way, we provide an environmentally friendly alternative to local businesses and individuals, who would generally dispose of such materials at the local landfill.

We then sell these materials to the public at significant discounts, with all of the proceeds helping to fund local Habitat house construction. Volunteer at the ReStore today!

In 2006, 31 percent of the waste collected at Utah County landfills was categorized as "construction and demolition," or C&D debris. Many of the items and materials which are considered C&D debris are also materials which we recycle at our ReStore, such as cabinets, sinks, paint, appliances, shelving, and countertops. In this way, we provide an environmentally friendly alternative to local businesses and individuals, who would generally dispose of such materials at the local landfill.

We then sell these materials to the public at significant discounts, with all of the proceeds helping to fund local Habitat house construction. Volunteer at the ReStore today!

In 2006, 31 percent of the waste collected at Utah County landfills was categorized as "construction and demolition," or C&D debris. Many of the items and materials which are considered C&D debris are also materials which we recycle at our ReStore, such as cabinets, sinks, paint, appliances, shelving, and countertops. In this way, we provide an environmentally friendly alternative to local businesses and individuals, who would generally dispose of such materials at the local landfill.

We then sell these materials to the public at significant discounts, with all of the proceeds helping to fund local Habitat house construction. Volunteer at the ReStore today!

In 2006, 31 percent of the waste collected at Utah County landfills was categorized as "construction and demolition," or C&D debris. Many of the items and materials which are considered C&D debris are also materials which we recycle at our ReStore, such as cabinets, sinks, paint, appliances, shelving, and countertops. In this way, we provide an environmentally friendly alternative to local businesses and individuals, who would generally dispose of such materials at the local landfill.

We then sell these materials to the public at significant discounts, with all of the proceeds helping to fund local Habitat house construction. Volunteer at the ReStore today!

In 2006, 31 percent of the waste collected at Utah County landfills was categorized as "construction and demolition," or C&D debris. Many of the items and materials which are considered C&D debris are also materials which we recycle at our ReStore, such as cabinets, sinks, paint, appliances, shelving, and countertops. In this way, we provide an environmentally friendly alternative to local businesses and individuals, who would generally dispose of such materials at the local landfill.

We then sell these materials to the public at significant discounts, with all of the proceeds helping to fund local Habitat house construction. Volunteer at the ReStore today!

In 2006, 31 percent of the waste collected at Utah County landfills was categorized as "construction and demolition," or C&D debris. Many of the items and materials which are considered C&D debris are also materials which we recycle at our ReStore, such as cabinets, sinks, paint, appliances, shelving, and countertops. In this way, we provide an environmentally friendly alternative to local businesses and individuals, who would generally dispose of such materials at the local landfill.

We then sell these materials to the public at significant discounts, with all of the proceeds helping to fund local Habitat house construction. Volunteer at the ReStore today!

In 2006, 31 percent of the waste collected at Utah County landfills was categorized as "construction and demolition," or C&D debris. Many of the items and materials which are considered C&D debris are also materials which we recycle at our ReStore, such as cabinets, sinks, paint, appliances, shelving, and countertops. In this way, we provide an environmentally friendly alternative to local businesses and individuals, who would generally dispose of such materials at the local landfill.

We then sell these materials to the public at significant discounts, with all of the proceeds helping to fund local Habitat house construction. Volunteer at the ReStore today!

In 2006, 31 percent of the waste collected at Utah County landfills was categorized as "construction and demolition," or C&D debris. Many of the items and materials which are considered C&D debris are also materials which we recycle at our ReStore, such as cabinets, sinks, paint, appliances, shelving, and countertops. In this way, we provide an environmentally friendly alternative to local businesses and individuals, who would generally dispose of such materials at the local landfill.

We then sell these materials to the public at significant discounts, with all of the proceeds helping to fund local Habitat house construction. Volunteer at the ReStore today!

In 2006, 31 percent of the waste collected at Utah County landfills was categorized as "construction and demolition," or C&D debris. Many of the items and materials which are considered C&D debris are also materials which we recycle at our ReStore, such as cabinets, sinks, paint, appliances, shelving, and countertops. In this way, we provide an environmentally friendly alternative to local businesses and individuals, who would generally dispose of such materials at the local landfill.

We then sell these materials to the public at significant discounts, with all of the proceeds helping to fund local Habitat house construction. Volunteer at the ReStore today!

In 2006, 31 percent of the waste collected at Utah County landfills was categorized as "construction and demolition," or C&D debris. Many of the items and materials which are considered C&D debris are also materials which we recycle at our ReStore, such as cabinets, sinks, paint, appliances, shelving, and countertops. In this way, we provide an environmentally friendly alternative to local businesses and individuals, who would generally dispose of such materials at the local landfill.

We then sell these materials to the public at significant discounts, with all of the proceeds helping to fund local Habitat house construction. Volunteer at the ReStore today!

In 2006, 31 percent of the waste collected at Utah County landfills was categorized as "construction and demolition," or C&D debris. Many of the items and materials which are considered C&D debris are also materials which we recycle at our ReStore, such as cabinets, sinks, paint, appliances, shelving, and countertops. In this way, we provide an environmentally friendly alternative to local businesses and individuals, who would generally dispose of such materials at the local landfill.

We then sell these materials to the public at significant discounts, with all of the proceeds helping to fund local Habitat house construction. Volunteer at the ReStore today!

In 2006, 31 percent of the waste collected at Utah County landfills was categorized as "construction and demolition," or C&D debris. Many of the items and materials which are considered C&D debris are also materials which we recycle at our ReStore, such as cabinets, sinks, paint, appliances, shelving, and countertops. In this way, we provide an environmentally friendly alternative to local businesses and individuals, who would generally dispose of such materials at the local landfill.

We then sell these materials to the public at significant discounts, with all of the proceeds helping to fund local Habitat house construction. Volunteer at the ReStore today!

In 2006, 31 percent of the waste collected at Utah County landfills was categorized as "construction and demolition," or C&D debris. Many of the items and materials which are considered C&D debris are also materials which we recycle at our ReStore, such as cabinets, sinks, paint, appliances, shelving, and countertops. In this way, we provide an environmentally friendly alternative to local businesses and individuals, who would generally dispose of such materials at the local landfill.

We then sell these materials to the public at significant discounts, with all of the proceeds helping to fund local Habitat house construction. Volunteer at the ReStore today!

In 2006, 31 percent of the waste collected at Utah County landfills was categorized as "construction and demolition," or C&D debris. Many of the items and materials which are considered C&D debris are also materials which we recycle at our ReStore, such as cabinets, sinks, paint, appliances, shelving, and countertops. In this way, we provide an environmentally friendly alternative to local businesses and individuals, who would generally dispose of such materials at the local landfill.

We then sell these materials to the public at significant discounts, with all of the proceeds helping to fund local Habitat house construction. Volunteer at the ReStore today!

In 2006, 31 percent of the waste collected at Utah County landfills was categorized as "construction and demolition," or C&D debris. Many of the items and materials which are considered C&D debris are also materials which we recycle at our ReStore, such as cabinets, sinks, paint, appliances, shelving, and countertops. In this way, we provide an environmentally friendly alternative to local businesses and individuals, who would generally dispose of such materials at the local landfill.

We then sell these materials to the public at significant discounts, with all of the proceeds helping to fund local Habitat house construction. Volunteer at the ReStore today!

In 2006, 31 percent of the waste collected at Utah County landfills was categorized as "construction and demolition," or C&D debris. Many of the items and materials which are considered C&D debris are also materials which we recycle at our ReStore, such as cabinets, sinks, paint, appliances, shelving, and countertops. In this way, we provide an environmentally friendly alternative to local businesses and individuals, who would generally dispose of such materials at the local landfill.

We then sell these materials to the public at significant discounts, with all of the proceeds helping to fund local Habitat house construction. Volunteer at the ReStore today!

In 2006, 31 percent of the waste collected at Utah County landfills was categorized as "construction and demolition," or C&D debris. Many of the items and materials which are considered C&D debris are also materials which we recycle at our ReStore, such as cabinets, sinks, paint, appliances, shelving, and countertops. In this way, we provide an environmentally friendly alternative to local businesses and individuals, who would generally dispose of such materials at the local landfill.

We then sell these materials to the public at significant discounts, with all of the proceeds helping to fund local Habitat house construction. Volunteer at the ReStore today!

In 2006, 31 percent of the waste collected at Utah County landfills was categorized as "construction and demolition," or C&D debris. Many of the items and materials which are considered C&D debris are also materials which we recycle at our ReStore, such as cabinets, sinks, paint, appliances, shelving, and countertops. In this way, we provide an environmentally friendly alternative to local businesses and individuals, who would generally dispose of such materials at the local landfill.

We then sell these materials to the public at significant discounts, with all of the proceeds helping to fund local Habitat house construction. Volunteer at the ReStore today!

In 2006, 31 percent of the waste collected at Utah County landfills was categorized as "construction and demolition," or C&D debris. Many of the items and materials which are considered C&D debris are also materials which we recycle at our ReStore, such as cabinets, sinks, paint, appliances, shelving, and countertops. In this way, we provide an environmentally friendly alternative to local businesses and individuals, who would generally dispose of such materials at the local landfill.

We then sell these materials to the public at significant discounts, with all of the proceeds helping to fund local Habitat house construction. Volunteer at the ReStore today!

In 2006, 31 percent of the waste collected at Utah County landfills was categorized as "construction and demolition," or C&D debris. Many of the items and materials which are considered C&D debris are also materials which we recycle at our ReStore, such as cabinets, sinks, paint, appliances, shelving, and countertops. In this way, we provide an environmentally friendly alternative to local businesses and individuals, who would generally dispose of such materials at the local landfill.

We then sell these materials to the public at significant discounts, with all of the proceeds helping to fund local Habitat house construction. Volunteer at the ReStore today!

In 2006, 31 percent of the waste collected at Utah County landfills was categorized as "construction and demolition," or C&D debris. Many of the items and materials which are considered C&D debris are also materials which we recycle at our ReStore, such as cabinets, sinks, paint, appliances, shelving, and countertops. In this way, we provide an environmentally friendly alternative to local businesses and individuals, who would generally dispose of such materials at the local landfill.

We then sell these materials to the public at significant discounts, with all of the proceeds helping to fund local Habitat house construction. Volunteer at the ReStore today!

In 2006, 31 percent of the waste collected at Utah County landfills was categorized as "construction and demolition," or C&D debris. Many of the items and materials which are considered C&D debris are also materials which we recycle at our ReStore, such as cabinets, sinks, paint, appliances, shelving, and countertops. In this way, we provide an environmentally friendly alternative to local businesses and individuals, who would generally dispose of such materials at the local landfill.

We then sell these materials to the public at significant discounts, with all of the proceeds helping to fund local Habitat house construction. Volunteer at the ReStore today!

In 2006, 31 percent of the waste collected at Utah County landfills was categorized as "construction and demolition," or C&D debris. Many of the items and materials which are considered C&D debris are also materials which we recycle at our ReStore, such as cabinets, sinks, paint, appliances, shelving, and countertops. In this way, we provide an environmentally friendly alternative to local businesses and individuals, who would generally dispose of such materials at the local landfill.

We then sell these materials to the public at significant discounts, with all of the proceeds helping to fund local Habitat house construction. Volunteer at the ReStore today!

In 2006, 31 percent of the waste collected at Utah County landfills was categorized as "construction and demolition," or C&D debris. Many of the items and materials which are considered C&D debris are also materials which we recycle at our ReStore, such as cabinets, sinks, paint, appliances, shelving, and countertops. In this way, we provide an environmentally friendly alternative to local businesses and individuals, who would generally dispose of such materials at the local landfill.

We then sell these materials to the public at significant discounts, with all of the proceeds helping to fund local Habitat house construction. Volunteer at the ReStore today!

In 2006, 31 percent of the waste collected at Utah County landfills was categorized as "construction and demolition," or C&D debris. Many of the items and materials which are considered C&D debris are also materials which we recycle at our ReStore, such as cabinets, sinks, paint, appliances, shelving, and countertops. In this way, we provide an environmentally friendly alternative to local businesses and individuals, who would generally dispose of such materials at the local landfill.

We then sell these materials to the public at significant discounts, with all of the proceeds helping to fund local Habitat house construction. Volunteer at the ReStore today!

In 2006, 31 percent of the waste collected at Utah County landfills was categorized as "construction and demolition," or C&D debris. Many of the items and materials which are considered C&D debris are also materials which we recycle at our ReStore, such as cabinets, sinks, paint, appliances, shelving, and countertops. In this way, we provide an environmentally friendly alternative to local businesses and individuals, who would generally dispose of such materials at the local landfill.

We then sell these materials to the public at significant discounts, with all of the proceeds helping to fund local Habitat house construction. Volunteer at the ReStore today!

In 2006, 31 percent of the waste collected at Utah County landfills was categorized as "construction and demolition," or C&D debris. Many of the items and materials which are considered C&D debris are also materials which we recycle at our ReStore, such as cabinets, sinks, paint, appliances, shelving, and countertops. In this way, we provide an environmentally friendly alternative to local businesses and individuals, who would generally dispose of such materials at the local landfill.

We then sell these materials to the public at significant discounts, with all of the proceeds helping to fund local Habitat house construction. Volunteer at the ReStore today!

In 2006, 31 percent of the waste collected at Utah County landfills was categorized as "construction and demolition," or C&D debris. Many of the items and materials which are considered C&D debris are also materials which we recycle at our ReStore, such as cabinets, sinks, paint, appliances, shelving, and countertops. In this way, we provide an environmentally friendly alternative to local businesses and individuals, who would generally dispose of such materials at the local landfill.

We then sell these materials to the public at significant discounts, with all of the proceeds helping to fund local Habitat house construction. Volunteer at the ReStore today!

In 2006, 31 percent of the waste collected at Utah County landfills was categorized as "construction and demolition," or C&D debris. Many of the items and materials which are considered C&D debris are also materials which we recycle at our ReStore, such as cabinets, sinks, paint, appliances, shelving, and countertops. In this way, we provide an environmentally friendly alternative to local businesses and individuals, who would generally dispose of such materials at the local landfill.

We then sell these materials to the public at significant discounts, with all of the proceeds helping to fund local Habitat house construction. Volunteer at the ReStore today!

In 2006, 31 percent of the waste collected at Utah County landfills was categorized as "construction and demolition," or C&D debris. Many of the items and materials which are considered C&D debris are also materials which we recycle at our ReStore, such as cabinets, sinks, paint, appliances, shelving, and countertops. In this way, we provide an environmentally friendly alternative to local businesses and individuals, who would generally dispose of such materials at the local landfill.

We then sell these materials to the public at significant discounts, with all of the proceeds helping to fund local Habitat house construction. Volunteer at the ReStore today!

In 2006, 31 percent of the waste collected at Utah County landfills was categorized as "construction and demolition," or C&D debris. Many of the items and materials which are considered C&D debris are also materials which we recycle at our ReStore, such as cabinets, sinks, paint, appliances, shelving, and countertops. In this way, we provide an environmentally friendly alternative to local businesses and individuals, who would generally dispose of such materials at the local landfill.

We then sell these materials to the public at significant discounts, with all of the proceeds helping to fund local Habitat house construction. Volunteer at the ReStore today!

In 2006, 31 percent of the waste collected at Utah County landfills was categorized as "construction and demolition," or C&D debris. Many of the items and materials which are considered C&D debris are also materials which we recycle at our ReStore, such as cabinets, sinks, paint, appliances, shelving, and countertops. In this way, we provide an environmentally friendly alternative to local businesses and individuals, who would generally dispose of such materials at the local landfill.

We then sell these materials to the public at significant discounts, with all of the proceeds helping to fund local Habitat house construction. Volunteer at the ReStore today!

In 2006, 31 percent of the waste collected at Utah County landfills was categorized as "construction and demolition," or C&D debris. Many of the items and materials which are considered C&D debris are also materials which we recycle at our ReStore, such as cabinets, sinks, paint, appliances, shelving, and countertops. In this way, we provide an environmentally friendly alternative to local businesses and individuals, who would generally dispose of such materials at the local landfill.

We then sell these materials to the public at significant discounts, with all of the proceeds helping to fund local Habitat house construction. Volunteer at the ReStore today!

In 2006, 31 percent of the waste collected at Utah County landfills was categorized as "construction and demolition," or C&D debris. Many of the items and materials which are considered C&D debris are also materials which we recycle at our ReStore, such as cabinets, sinks, paint, appliances, shelving, and countertops. In this way, we provide an environmentally friendly alternative to local businesses and individuals, who would generally dispose of such materials at the local landfill.

We then sell these materials to the public at significant discounts, with all of the proceeds helping to fund local Habitat house construction. Volunteer at the ReStore today!

In 2006, 31 percent of the waste collected at Utah County landfills was categorized as "construction and demolition," or C&D debris. Many of the items and materials which are considered C&D debris are also materials which we recycle at our ReStore, such as cabinets, sinks, paint, appliances, shelving, and countertops. In this way, we provide an environmentally friendly alternative to local businesses and individuals, who would generally dispose of such materials at the local landfill.

We then sell these materials to the public at significant discounts, with all of the proceeds helping to fund local Habitat house construction. Volunteer at the ReStore today!

In 2006, 31 percent of the waste collected at Utah County landfills was categorized as "construction and demolition," or C&D debris. Many of the items and materials which are considered C&D debris are also materials which we recycle at our ReStore, such as cabinets, sinks, paint, appliances, shelving, and countertops. In this way, we provide an environmentally friendly alternative to local businesses and individuals, who would generally dispose of such materials at the local landfill.

We then sell these materials to the public at significant discounts, with all of the proceeds helping to fund local Habitat house construction. Volunteer at the ReStore today!

In 2006, 31 percent of the waste collected at Utah County landfills was categorized as "construction and demolition," or C&D debris. Many of the items and materials which are considered C&D debris are also materials which we recycle at our ReStore, such as cabinets, sinks, paint, appliances, shelving, and countertops. In this way, we provide an environmentally friendly alternative to local businesses and individuals, who would generally dispose of such materials at the local landfill.

We then sell these materials to the public at significant discounts, with all of the proceeds helping to fund local Habitat house construction. Volunteer at the ReStore today!

In 2006, 31 percent of the waste collected at Utah County landfills was categorized as "construction and demolition," or C&D debris. Many of the items and materials which are considered C&D debris are also materials which we recycle at our ReStore, such as cabinets, sinks, paint, appliances, shelving, and countertops. In this way, we provide an environmentally friendly alternative to local businesses and individuals, who would generally dispose of such materials at the local landfill.

We then sell these materials to the public at significant discounts, with all of the proceeds helping to fund local Habitat house construction. Volunteer at the ReStore today!

In 2006, 31 percent of the waste collected at Utah County landfills was categorized as "construction and demolition," or C&D debris. Many of the items and materials which are considered C&D debris are also materials which we recycle at our ReStore, such as cabinets, sinks, paint, appliances, shelving, and countertops. In this way, we provide an environmentally friendly alternative to local businesses and individuals, who would generally dispose of such materials at the local landfill.

We then sell these materials to the public at significant discounts, with all of the proceeds helping to fund local Habitat house construction. Volunteer at the ReStore today!

In 2006, 31 percent of the waste collected at Utah County landfills was categorized as "construction and demolition," or C&D debris. Many of the items and materials which are considered C&D debris are also materials which we recycle at our ReStore, such as cabinets, sinks, paint, appliances, shelving, and countertops. In this way, we provide an environmentally friendly alternative to local businesses and individuals, who would generally dispose of such materials at the local landfill.

We then sell these materials to the public at significant discounts, with all of the proceeds helping to fund local Habitat house construction. Volunteer at the ReStore today!

In 2006, 31 percent of the waste collected at Utah County landfills was categorized as "construction and demolition," or C&D debris. Many of the items and materials which are considered C&D debris are also materials which we recycle at our ReStore, such as cabinets, sinks, paint, appliances, shelving, and countertops. In this way, we provide an environmentally friendly alternative to local businesses and individuals, who would generally dispose of such materials at the local landfill.

We then sell these materials to the public at significant discounts, with all of the proceeds helping to fund local Habitat house construction. Volunteer at the ReStore today!

In 2006, 31 percent of the waste collected at Utah County landfills was categorized as "construction and demolition," or C&D debris. Many of the items and materials which are considered C&D debris are also materials which we recycle at our ReStore, such as cabinets, sinks, paint, appliances, shelving, and countertops. In this way, we provide an environmentally friendly alternative to local businesses and individuals, who would generally dispose of such materials at the local landfill.

We then sell these materials to the public at significant discounts, with all of the proceeds helping to fund local Habitat house construction. Volunteer at the ReStore today!

In 2006, 31 percent of the waste collected at Utah County landfills was categorized as "construction and demolition," or C&D debris. Many of the items and materials which are considered C&D debris are also materials which we recycle at our ReStore, such as cabinets, sinks, paint, appliances, shelving, and countertops. In this way, we provide an environmentally friendly alternative to local businesses and individuals, who would generally dispose of such materials at the local landfill.

We then sell these materials to the public at significant discounts, with all of the proceeds helping to fund local Habitat house construction. Volunteer at the ReStore today!

In 2006, 31 percent of the waste collected at Utah County landfills was categorized as "construction and demolition," or C&D debris. Many of the items and materials which are considered C&D debris are also materials which we recycle at our ReStore, such as cabinets, sinks, paint, appliances, shelving, and countertops. In this way, we provide an environmentally friendly alternative to local businesses and individuals, who would generally dispose of such materials at the local landfill.

We then sell these materials to the public at significant discounts, with all of the proceeds helping to fund local Habitat house construction. Volunteer at the ReStore today!

In 2006, 31 percent of the waste collected at Utah County landfills was categorized as "construction and demolition," or C&D debris. Many of the items and materials which are considered C&D debris are also materials which we recycle at our ReStore, such as cabinets, sinks, paint, appliances, shelving, and countertops. In this way, we provide an environmentally friendly alternative to local businesses and individuals, who would generally dispose of such materials at the local landfill.

We then sell these materials to the public at significant discounts, with all of the proceeds helping to fund local Habitat house construction. Volunteer at the ReStore today!

In 2006, 31 percent of the waste collected at Utah County landfills was categorized as "construction and demolition," or C&D debris. Many of the items and materials which are considered C&D debris are also materials which we recycle at our ReStore, such as cabinets, sinks, paint, appliances, shelving, and countertops. In this way, we provide an environmentally friendly alternative to local businesses and individuals, who would generally dispose of such materials at the local landfill.

We then sell these materials to the public at significant discounts, with all of the proceeds helping to fund local Habitat house construction. Volunteer at the ReStore today!

In 2006, 31 percent of the waste collected at Utah County landfills was categorized as "construction and demolition," or C&D debris. Many of the items and materials which are considered C&D debris are also materials which we recycle at our ReStore, such as cabinets, sinks, paint, appliances, shelving, and countertops. In this way, we provide an environmentally friendly alternative to local businesses and individuals, who would generally dispose of such materials at the local landfill.

We then sell these materials to the public at significant discounts, with all of the proceeds helping to fund local Habitat house construction. Volunteer at the ReStore today!

In 2006, 31 percent of the waste collected at Utah County landfills was categorized as "construction and demolition," or C&D debris. Many of the items and materials which are considered C&D debris are also materials which we recycle at our ReStore, such as cabinets, sinks, paint, appliances, shelving, and countertops. In this way, we provide an environmentally friendly alternative to local businesses and individuals, who would generally dispose of such materials at the local landfill.

We then sell these materials to the public at significant discounts, with all of the proceeds helping to fund local Habitat house construction. Volunteer at the ReStore today!

In 2006, 31 percent of the waste collected at Utah County landfills was categorized as "construction and demolition," or C&D debris. Many of the items and materials which are considered C&D debris are also materials which we recycle at our ReStore, such as cabinets, sinks, paint, appliances, shelving, and countertops. In this way, we provide an environmentally friendly alternative to local businesses and individuals, who would generally dispose of such materials at the local landfill.

We then sell these materials to the public at significant discounts, with all of the proceeds helping to fund local Habitat house construction. Volunteer at the ReStore today!

In 2006, 31 percent of the waste collected at Utah County landfills was categorized as "construction and demolition," or C&D debris. Many of the items and materials which are considered C&D debris are also materials which we recycle at our ReStore, such as cabinets, sinks, paint, appliances, shelving, and countertops. In this way, we provide an environmentally friendly alternative to local businesses and individuals, who would generally dispose of such materials at the local landfill.

We then sell these materials to the public at significant discounts, with all of the proceeds helping to fund local Habitat house construction. Volunteer at the ReStore today!

In 2006, 31 percent of the waste collected at Utah County landfills was categorized as "construction and demolition," or C&D debris. Many of the items and materials which are considered C&D debris are also materials which we recycle at our ReStore, such as cabinets, sinks, paint, appliances, shelving, and countertops. In this way, we provide an environmentally friendly alternative to local businesses and individuals, who would generally dispose of such materials at the local landfill.

We then sell these materials to the public at significant discounts, with all of the proceeds helping to fund local Habitat house construction. Volunteer at the ReStore today!

In 2006, 31 percent of the waste collected at Utah County landfills was categorized as "construction and demolition," or C&D debris. Many of the items and materials which are considered C&D debris are also materials which we recycle at our ReStore, such as cabinets, sinks, paint, appliances, shelving, and countertops. In this way, we provide an environmentally friendly alternative to local businesses and individuals, who would generally dispose of such materials at the local landfill.

We then sell these materials to the public at significant discounts, with all of the proceeds helping to fund local Habitat house construction. Volunteer at the ReStore today!

In 2006, 31 percent of the waste collected at Utah County landfills was categorized as "construction and demolition," or C&D debris. Many of the items and materials which are considered C&D debris are also materials which we recycle at our ReStore, such as cabinets, sinks, paint, appliances, shelving, and countertops. In this way, we provide an environmentally friendly alternative to local businesses and individuals, who would generally dispose of such materials at the local landfill.

We then sell these materials to the public at significant discounts, with all of the proceeds helping to fund local Habitat house construction. Volunteer at the ReStore today!

In 2006, 31 percent of the waste collected at Utah County landfills was categorized as "construction and demolition," or C&D debris. Many of the items and materials which are considered C&D debris are also materials which we recycle at our ReStore, such as cabinets, sinks, paint, appliances, shelving, and countertops. In this way, we provide an environmentally friendly alternative to local businesses and individuals, who would generally dispose of such materials at the local landfill.

We then sell these materials to the public at significant discounts, with all of the proceeds helping to fund local Habitat house construction. Volunteer at the ReStore today!

In 2006, 31 percent of the waste collected at Utah County landfills was categorized as "construction and demolition," or C&D debris. Many of the items and materials which are considered C&D debris are also materials which we recycle at our ReStore, such as cabinets, sinks, paint, appliances, shelving, and countertops. In this way, we provide an environmentally friendly alternative to local businesses and individuals, who would generally dispose of such materials at the local landfill.

We then sell these materials to the public at significant discounts, with all of the proceeds helping to fund local Habitat house construction. Volunteer at the ReStore today!

In 2006, 31 percent of the waste collected at Utah County landfills was categorized as "construction and demolition," or C&D debris. Many of the items and materials which are considered C&D debris are also materials which we recycle at our ReStore, such as cabinets, sinks, paint, appliances, shelving, and countertops. In this way, we provide an environmentally friendly alternative to local businesses and individuals, who would generally dispose of such materials at the local landfill.

We then sell these materials to the public at significant discounts, with all of the proceeds helping to fund local Habitat house construction. Volunteer at the ReStore today!

In 2006, 31 percent of the waste collected at Utah County landfills was categorized as "construction and demolition," or C&D debris. Many of the items and materials which are considered C&D debris are also materials which we recycle at our ReStore, such as cabinets, sinks, paint, appliances, shelving, and countertops. In this way, we provide an environmentally friendly alternative to local businesses and individuals, who would generally dispose of such materials at the local landfill.

We then sell these materials to the public at significant discounts, with all of the proceeds helping to fund local Habitat house construction. Volunteer at the ReStore today!

In 2006, 31 percent of the waste collected at Utah County landfills was categorized as "construction and demolition," or C&D debris. Many of the items and materials which are considered C&D debris are also materials which we recycle at our ReStore, such as cabinets, sinks, paint, appliances, shelving, and countertops. In this way, we provide an environmentally friendly alternative to local businesses and individuals, who would generally dispose of such materials at the local landfill.

We then sell these materials to the public at significant discounts, with all of the proceeds helping to fund local Habitat house construction. Volunteer at the ReStore today!

In 2006, 31 percent of the waste collected at Utah County landfills was categorized as "construction and demolition," or C&D debris. Many of the items and materials which are considered C&D debris are also materials which we recycle at our ReStore, such as cabinets, sinks, paint, appliances, shelving, and countertops. In this way, we provide an environmentally friendly alternative to local businesses and individuals, who would generally dispose of such materials at the local landfill.

We then sell these materials to the public at significant discounts, with all of the proceeds helping to fund local Habitat house construction. Volunteer at the ReStore today!

In 2006, 31 percent of the waste collected at Utah County landfills was categorized as "construction and demolition," or C&D debris. Many of the items and materials which are considered C&D debris are also materials which we recycle at our ReStore, such as cabinets, sinks, paint, appliances, shelving, and countertops. In this way, we provide an environmentally friendly alternative to local businesses and individuals, who would generally dispose of such materials at the local landfill.

We then sell these materials to the public at significant discounts, with all of the proceeds helping to fund local Habitat house construction. Volunteer at the ReStore today!