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Construction & Demolition Recycling Association (CDRA)

The Construction & Demolition Recycling Association (CDRA) is the established nationwide forum for C&D Recycling and is the only national trade association that promotes recycling construction and demolition materials. For more than 30 years, the CDRA has provided education, networking and a unified voice for recyclers of construction materials, including wood, concrete and aggregates, asphalt shingles, gypsum wallboard, metals and more.

Our members include regional recyclers, haulers of all sizes, national waste management companies, contractors, building products manufacturers, technology suppliers, public agencies, sustainability professionals and other stakeholders.

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Join the CDRA

We are the only trade association that promotes recycling construction and demolition materials. We do this on two levels—by providing information to the marketplace and others allied to the industry’s needs and by promoting the needs of the C&D recyclers to lawmakers and regulators throughout the country.

Our members represent private sector businesses, public sector agencies and vendors to the market and come from various industries, including construction, demolition, waste management services, rock and building materials, road construction and more.

Join the CDRA today!


Shingle Recycling Forum 2026

CDRA’s 11th Shingle Recycling Forum, the premier event for shingle recycling, will move to Raleigh, North Carolina, on October 13-15, 2026. Interest in recycling roofing materials is growing because of circularity demands, higher oil prices and government initiatives. This event will unite recyclers with manufacturers, asphalt plant operators, road pavers, DOT officials, technology providers and more for impactful networking and cutting-edge presentations from industry experts. Learn how all stakeholders influence regulation and end markets, from asphalt pavement to closed-loop recycling, to create the ‘next wave’ of shingle recycling.

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Featured speaker: Karen Edwards

The Roofing Contractor Perspective: Critical Stakeholders in Shingle Recycling

Wednesday, October 14 - 1:00 p.m. – 2:00 p.m.

Roofing distributors and contractors are the front line of shingle recovery. This panel brings them to the table to talk realities, opportunities and what it will take to scale.

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Frequently Asked Questions

The CDRA is a U.S.-based nonprofit trade association founded in 1994 that promotes the environmentally sound recycling of construction and demolition materials—including aggregates, asphalt, wood, gypsum, shingles and metals. We advocate, educate and support our members through conferences, research and policy outreach.
Members gain access to industry intelligence, white papers, webinars, certification programs, committee participation and networking events like The Annual CDRA Conference & Tradeshow. They also receive discounts on services like Recycling Certification Institute (RCI) Certification.
CDRA offers resources, recognition, and policy advocacy that help demolition contractors improve recovery rates and reduce costs.