Transfer Stations & Dumps in New York
11 facilities for dropping off trash, bulky waste, and recycling.
These are transfer stations, landfills, convenience centers, and drop-off sites in New York. A transfer station consolidates waste and hauls it to a landfill; a convenience center is a small residential drop-off site. Hours, fees, and accepted items differ by facility, so check the listing or call ahead.
Arrow Scrap Holbrook
1120 Lincoln Ave, Holbrook, NY
631-319-1910
Arrow Scrap is a full-service scrap metal and e-waste recycling facility serving residential, commercial, and institutional customers in Holbrook, NY. The facility offers certified drop-off recycling for electronics and scrap metals. Arrow Scrap is certified as a NAID and R2/RIOS recycling vendor, operates under a Zero Landfill Policy, and provides data destruction and ITAD services for end-of-lifecycle electronic equipment.
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Metro Green LLC
100A Oak St Mt Vernon NY 10550 USA, Mount Vernon, NY
(914) 663-1800 ext. 2
Metro Green LLC is a recycling facility at 100A Oak Street in Mount Vernon focused on processing masonry and excavation material for reuse in construction projects. The facility is a NYS DEC Registered Solid Waste Management Facility and a Con Edison Approved EH&S Transfer Station Disposal Facility. It produces recycled construction material including gravel, Item 4, stone dust, and screened fill soil for new construction and infrastructure maintenance.
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Allocco Recycling
594 Scholes St Brooklyn NY 11237 USA, New York City, NY
(718) 418-2190
Allocco Recycling's 594 Scholes Street facility in New York City operates as a high-capacity fill material transfer station and aggregate processing site on New York Harbor. The Bushwick-area location accepts soil, concrete, asphalt, and oversized construction debris via truck, with certified truck scales, manifest logging, and agency-compliant documentation. Processed aggregates meet DOT, ASTM, and AASHTO specifications and are available for regional delivery by truck or barge. Commercial scrap metal recycling is also available on-site.
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Allocco Recycling Ltd 1
540 Kingsland Ave Brooklyn NY 11222 USA, New York City, NY
(718) 349-3094
Allocco Recycling at 540 Kingsland Avenue in New York City's Greenpoint neighborhood handles commercial and infrastructure-scale aggregate recycling and material transfer. The Kingsland Avenue location receives concrete, soil, and construction debris, processes it through crushing and screening systems, and produces specification-grade recycled aggregate meeting DOT, ASTM, and AASHTO standards. The site also offers commercial scrap metal recycling integrated into demolition and material recovery workflows, with outbound delivery across the NYC Tri-State region.
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American Recycling Management LLC
172-33 Douglas Ave Jamaica NY 11433 USA, New York City, NY
(718) 739-2301
American Recycling Management LLC offers recycling services tailored for both commercial and residential clients. Their Transfer Station and Recycling Center is designed to accommodate vehicles of all sizes, making it convenient for various disposal needs. The company provides a range of roll-off containers suitable for personal and business projects, ensuring efficient waste management. They specialize in recycling a diverse array of materials, including municipal solid waste, construction and demolition materials, metals, food waste, and yard waste. With a commitment to promoting environmentally friendly practices, American Recycling is dedicated to expanding recycling options and supporting sustainable living.
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Bronx City Recycling Inc.
1390 Viele Ave Bronx NY 10474 USA, New York City, NY
(718) 860-0338
At our Fill Material Transfer Station, we provide a wide selection of high-quality recycled and raw materials suitable for any project. We accept concrete, dirt, rock, mixed asphalt, and masonry products, while making sure we do not accept wood or demolition materials. Our offerings include clean fill, base material, and various sizes of recycled stone, including 3/4 inch, 1/2 inch, 1 inch, and 1.5 inch options. We also offer convenient pick-up and delivery services for the unique requirements of your project. Our transfer station is equipped to accommodate all types of dump trucks, from mason dumps to dump trailers, ensuring a hassle-free waste disposal process. Additionally, we provide roll-off container solutions with 10, 15, 20, and 30-yard containers available for delivery and pick-up throughout the Bronx, Manhattan, and Westchester, NY. Our extensive fleet, including tandem and tri-axle trucks, guarantees dependable and prompt hauling services to keep your project on schedule. We also supply a diverse range of high-quality recycled materials and offer custom-blended options to meet specific project needs.
DeCostole Recycling & Transfer Station
1481 Troy Ave Brooklyn NY 11203 USA, New York City, NY
(718) 241-6428
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Evergreen Recycling of Corona
12708 Willets Point Blvd Flushing NY 11368 USA, New York City, NY
(718) 205-8038
Tully Environmental Inc. is a leading waste management company established in 1985, specializing in solid waste disposal, aggregate recycling, residual management, and remediation. With annual sales nearing $80 million, Tully operates one of the largest privately held waste hauling services in the U.S. The company has a significant presence in the solid waste industry, having built the first waste transfer station on Long Island and handling substantial contracts, including the export of municipal solid waste (MSW) from Bergen County. Tully's private transfer station in Flushing, NY, processes 900 tons of MSW daily, serving the NYC Department of Sanitation. Additionally, Tully's Evergreen Recycling of Corona (EROC) facility is the largest fill material recycling site in the five boroughs, capable of processing over 4,000 cubic yards of clean fill per day and producing quality recycled aggregate. Tully also excels in biosolids management, recycling over 450 tons of biosolids daily through its Natural Soil Products operation in Tremont, PA, which processes biosolids into compost. Tully Environmental is committed to sustainable waste management practices and is a vital resource for contractors and municipalities in the New York Metropolitan area.
Hi-Tech Resource Recovery Inc.
130 Varick Ave Brooklyn NY 11237 USA, New York City, NY
(718) 386-5750
Hi-Tech Resource Recovery is a certified putrescible waste transfer station located in Brooklyn, NY, permitted by the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation and the New York City Department of Sanitation. Since 1988, it has been receiving commercial waste and is conveniently accessible via truck routes, just one mile from Exit 33 on the Brooklyn Queens Expressway (BQE I278). The facility can handle up to 214 tons per day of municipal solid waste and 100 tons per day of source-separated solid waste. Hi-Tech accepts a variety of materials, including garbage, wood waste, metal, light construction debris, furniture, appliances, and source-separated organic material. Recyclable materials such as metal, cardboard, and rigid plastics are sorted from mixed waste and transferred to the adjacent Scholes Street Recycling facility. The center is equipped with a truck scale certified by the State of New York Bureau of Weights and Measures, capable of handling certified weight tickets up to 200,000 lbs. Sorted garbage is either baled for transport or loaded loose into walking floor trailers, with waste being sent to regional waste energy facilities or landfills in the northeast. BIC registered self-haulers are welcome to use the services offered at Hi-Tech Resource Recovery.
Empire Recycling Corporation
64 N Genesee St Utica NY 13502 USA, Utica, NY
(315) 724-7161
Empire Recycling is a leading full-service recycling center specializing in metals and paper, proudly family-owned and operated for over 100 years. With locations in Utica, Syracuse, Waterloo, and Albany, New York, Empire Recycling caters to a diverse clientele, including businesses, municipalities, and the general public. They accept a variety of non-ferrous and ferrous metals, such as pipes, sheet metal, appliances, aluminum siding, and lawn furniture, offering both one-time and recurring disposal services. For commercial clients, Empire Recycling provides convenient container services, flatbed services, and dump trailers for large metal pieces, along with on-site shearing for specialty projects. Committed to environmental sustainability, Empire Recycling ensures a recycling process while contributing positively to the community.
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Arrow Scrap West Babylon
83 Kean St, West Babylon, NY
631-319-1910
Arrow Scrap is a full-service scrap metal and e-waste recycling facility serving residential, commercial, and institutional customers in West Babylon, NY. The facility offers certified drop-off recycling for electronics and scrap metals. Arrow Scrap is certified as a NAID and R2/RIOS recycling vendor, operates under a Zero Landfill Policy, and provides data destruction and ITAD services for end-of-lifecycle electronic equipment.
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New York Transfer Stations: Common Questions
Are these all transfer stations in New York?
This page lists the transfer stations, landfills, convenience centers, and drop-off sites we have on file for New York. It is not a complete municipal registry. Your county or city solid-waste department may run additional sites, especially seasonal or residents-only convenience centers.
Can I drop off household trash at these New York facilities?
Most accept household garbage and bulky items, but rules vary. Some take the general public, others serve only commercial haulers, and county convenience centers may require proof of residency. Check the individual listing or call before you go.
Do New York transfer stations charge a fee?
Usually yes. Tipping fees are commonly charged by weight or by load, with extra charges for tires, mattresses, appliances, and construction debris. Some county-run convenience centers are free for residents because they are funded by local taxes.
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