The Billion Dollar Problem
The construction industry is one of the largest waste generators in the world. Every year, perfectly usable lumber, concrete, metals, and fixtures are thrown away simply because it’s easier than finding a buyer. We built ConstructionYardSale.com to change the math. By making it incredibly simple to list and find local materials, we’re making sustainability profitable.
600M+ Tons of C&D Debris
Generated annually in the US alone
30% Of Total Waste
Construction accounts for nearly a third of all landfill waste
$5 Billion Lost Value
Estimated value of reusable building materials discarded every year
Our Mission
To build a zero-waste future for the construction industry by connecting those with excess materials to those who need them.
Eliminate Waste
Keep perfectly good building materials out of overflowing landfills.
Recover Costs
Turn sunk project costs back into working capital for your business.
Build Local
Strengthen local economies by sourcing materials directly from your community.
Who Is This For?
Businesses & Contractors
Liquidate excess inventory from completed jobs. Turn wasted materials into recovered capital and free up valuable warehouse space.
- Recover sunk costs
- Improve sustainability metrics
Individuals & DIYers
Find high-quality materials at a fraction of retail cost for your home projects, or sell leftover supplies from your own renovations.
- Save money on projects
- Keep materials out of landfills
Our Environmental Impact So Far
1.2M Pounds
of Waste Diverted
$4.5M Saved
by Buyers
8,500+ Trees
Saved
12,000
Successful Trades
Community Success Stories
Sarah M. — Commercial Contractor
"We had three pallets of commercial pavers left over from a big job. Instead of paying to haul them away, we sold them in 48 hours and recovered $800."
David L. — DIY Homeowner
"I’m renovating an old Victorian and the cost of new lumber is insane. I found perfectly aged, old-growth 2x4s here for a fraction of the cost."
Marcus T. — Small Business Owner
"As a small fencing company, being able to buy excess materials locally allows us to underbid our larger competitors while keeping our margins high."