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3 locations from 8 recycling listings in Knoxville.
Transfer stations, landfills, and convenience centers where you can haul household trash, bulky items, and recycling yourself. Hours, fees, and accepted items change, so call or check the listing before you load up.
Transfer Stations & Dumps in Knoxville
Knox County Halls Convenience Center
3608 Neal Road
865-215-5865
Knox County's Halls convenience center on Neal Road has an electronics recycling area run by America's Thrift Store. Attendants there explain which items qualify, and the center also collects lead-acid and rechargeable batteries.
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Knox County John Sevier Convenience Center
1950 West Governor John Sevier Highway
This Knox County convenience center on West Governor John Sevier Highway runs an e-waste recycling area staffed by America's Thrift Store attendants. Home appliances such as washers, dryers and stoves go to the scrap metal piles.
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Knox County Karns Convenience Center
6930 Karns Crossing Lane
865-215-5865
The Karns convenience center on Karns Crossing Lane takes small electronics through an America's Thrift Store collection area. Battery buckets and an automotive battery cage sit near the attendant's office.
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Transfer Stations & Dumps in Knoxville: FAQ
Can I drop off household trash at a transfer station in Knoxville, TN?
Most transfer stations and convenience centers take household garbage and bulky items, but some serve only commercial haulers and county sites may ask for proof of residency. Check the listing or call before you go.
How much does the dump cost in Knoxville, TN?
Fees are usually charged by weight or by load, with surcharges for tires, mattresses, appliances, and construction debris. Some county convenience centers are free for residents because local taxes fund them.
What is the difference between a transfer station and a landfill?
A transfer station is a collection point: waste is unloaded, consolidated, and trucked to a landfill or processing plant. A landfill is the final disposal site. Convenience centers are small residential drop-off sites, often run by the county.