Waste Disposal in New Jersey
389 facilities across 189 cities: landfills, transfer stations, recycling centers, and more.
Top Rated Facilities
Christensen Recycling
Sayreville, NJ · 706 reviews
Elian Electronics Recycling
Woodland Park, NJ · 192 reviews
Hook N Dump
Maplewood, NJ · 118 reviews
AIT Electronics Recycling
North Brunswick Township, NJ · 52 reviews
Pill Hill Recycling Center
Bernardsville, NJ · 13 reviews
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Dumping Trash in New Jersey
New Jersey has 389 listed waste disposal facilities across 189 cities. Got a truckload of junk? Head to a landfill or transfer station. Sorting out recyclables, old electronics, or scrap? There are recycling centers, e-waste drop-off sites, and scrap yards that will take them. Scrap yards often pay you.
The highest rated facility in New Jersey is Christensen Recycling in Sayreville, with a 5-star rating from 706 Google reviews.
Before you go: call ahead. Fees, hours, and accepted materials change without much notice, and many county facilities restrict access to local residents or require proof of residency. Bring ID, expect to be weighed in and out at larger sites, and keep hazardous items like paint, chemicals, and batteries separate, since most regular landfills and transfer stations will turn them away.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many places can I dump trash in New Jersey?
Where To Dump lists 389 waste disposal facilities in New Jersey across 189 cities, including landfills, transfer stations, recycling centers, and e-waste drop-off sites.
How much does it cost to dump at a landfill in New Jersey?
Fees vary by facility. Most landfills and transfer stations in New Jersey charge by the load or by the ton, and some county-run sites are free or discounted for local residents. Call ahead to confirm current rates and accepted payment methods before you load the truck.
What do transfer stations in New Jersey accept?
Most transfer stations accept household trash, bulky items, and yard waste. Many also take appliances, tires, and scrap metal, sometimes for an extra fee. Hazardous materials like paint, chemicals, and batteries usually require a dedicated household hazardous waste facility. Check each listing for what a specific site accepts.
What is the best-rated waste facility in New Jersey?
The top-rated facility in New Jersey is Christensen Recycling in Sayreville with a 5 rating from 706 Google reviews.