Waste Disposal in Durham County, NC
22 facilities across 3 cities: landfills, transfer stations, recycling centers, and more.
Pick Your Part - Durham
Durham, NC · 534 reviews
Waste Disposal & Recycling Center
Durham, NC · 154 reviews
Two Men and a Junk Truck
Durham, NC · 150 reviews
Triangle Ecycling
Durham, NC · 139 reviews
Clear Recycling
Durham, NC · 125 reviews
Foss Recycling Durham (Riddle Rd)
Durham, NC · 101 reviews
Liberty Waste Solutions (Durham Transfer Station)
Durham, NC · 75 reviews
J & D Recyclers
Durham, NC · 67 reviews
Parkwood Solid Waste Convenience Site
Durham, NC · 33 reviews
Fogleman Landfill
Durham, NC · 28 reviews
Westgate Recycling
Durham, NC · 26 reviews
Durham County Redwood Convenience Site
Durham, NC · 23 reviews
Northern Durham Convenience Site
Rougemont, NC · 19 reviews
Clean Green Environmental Services
Durham, NC · 12 reviews
Sonoco Recycling
Durham, NC · 11 reviews
Shimar Recycling Inc
Durham, NC · 9 reviews
Foss Recycling Durham (Hoover Rd)
Durham, NC · 5 reviews
Durham County Rougemont Convenience Site
Rougemont, NC · 4 reviews
Metal Depot
Durham, NC · 3 reviews
Riggs Landfill
Bahama, NC · 2 reviews
Strategic Materials Inc
Durham, NC · 2 reviews
Durham County Solid Waste
Durham, NC · 1 reviews
About Waste Disposal in Durham County
Durham County in North Carolina has 22 listed waste disposal facilities spread across 3 cities. Listings include hours, contact info, and ratings so you can pick a site before you load up. The highest rated is Pick Your Part - Durham in Durham, rated 3.5 stars from 534 reviews.
County facilities are where residency rules show up most: many Durham County sites offer free or discounted dumping for residents and turn away or surcharge everyone else. Bring ID, call ahead for current fees, and keep hazardous materials separate. Paint, chemicals, and batteries usually need a dedicated hazardous waste drop-off.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where can I dump trash in Durham County, North Carolina?
There are 22 waste disposal facilities across 3 cities in Durham County, North Carolina, including landfills, transfer stations, and recycling centers.
Do I have to be a Durham County resident to use the dump?
It depends on the facility. County-run sites often serve residents only, or charge non-residents a higher rate, and may ask for ID or a utility bill as proof of residency. Private facilities usually take anyone willing to pay the gate fee. Check the listing or call ahead.
What is the best-rated facility in Durham County?
The top facility in Durham County is Pick Your Part - Durham in Durham with a 3.5-star rating from 534 Google reviews.