Delaware Valley Asphalt (DVA)

The general manager charge people whatever he wants and only cash if you ask way is to much he going crazy my case I have 1 ton meling he ask 200 dólars I ask the guy 200 hundred for this and he starts give us I lot of stuff 👎 take or live he said he needs another job

Clean, fast, and reliable. The pit-style drop-off is a game changer—debris falls below ground level, so it’s much safer for my tires. In and out quickly every time. Highly recommend for contractors!

Delaware Valley Recycling, Inc. is a place in Philadelphia where they take old building materials and turn them into new stuff that can be used again. They’ve been doing this since 1991. People bring things like broken concrete, blocks, and old asphalt, and then Delaware Valley Recycling crushes it all up to make recycled concrete. This recycled stuff is good for the environment and can be used for making roads, parking lots, and other projects. They help keep construction sites clean and safe by recycling what would otherwise be waste.

this place has a rude attendant, I don't recommend it, it's better to stay away from people like that, many places have good service, because if you go it's because you're paying and not asking for a favor

That's quite a name for this place I guess you could call it a recycling center I'm not sure look like a big flea market to me however there was plenty of pleasant people at the tables and lots of selection they also had no problem with my service animal I would definitely recommend this place for everybody to stop by