Waste Disposal in Fairfax County, VA
19 facilities across 9 cities: landfills, transfer stations, recycling centers, and more.
Republic Services Fairfax Recycling
Fairfax, VA · 621 reviews
Milestone Metals Inc
Fairfax, VA · 230 reviews
I-66 Transfer Station
Fairfax, VA · 214 reviews
Potomac Metals Inc.
Springfield, VA · 146 reviews
Fairfax County Recycling and Disposal Center
Lorton, VA · 145 reviews
Securis
Chantilly, VA · 140 reviews
Fairfax County Solid Waste Recycling Center
Fairfax, VA · 111 reviews
Davis Industries Inc
Lorton, VA · 70 reviews
RRT Metals
Falls Church, VA · 53 reviews
WM - Merrifield Transfer Station
Fairfax, VA · 37 reviews
Fairfax County Electronics Recycling
Lorton, VA · 21 reviews
Attyah Computer Recycling
Chantilly, VA · 13 reviews
Electronics YHWH LLC
Reston, VA · 10 reviews
Solid Waste Management Program
Fairfax, VA · 3 reviews
Purple Can Glass Recycling
Community, VA · 3 reviews
Better World Recycling
Reston, VA · 2 reviews
Fairfax County Glass Recycling
Annandale, VA · 2 reviews
Purple Glass Recycling Bin
West Springfield, VA · 1 reviews
MST Recycle Center
Falls Church, VA
About Waste Disposal in Fairfax County
Fairfax County in Virginia has 19 listed waste disposal facilities spread across 9 cities. Listings include hours, contact info, and ratings so you can pick a site before you load up. The highest rated is Republic Services Fairfax Recycling in Fairfax, rated 1.6 stars from 621 reviews.
County facilities are where residency rules show up most: many Fairfax 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 Fairfax County, Virginia?
There are 19 waste disposal facilities across 9 cities in Fairfax County, Virginia, including landfills, transfer stations, and recycling centers.
Do I have to be a Fairfax 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 Fairfax County?
The top facility in Fairfax County is Republic Services Fairfax Recycling in Fairfax with a 1.6-star rating from 621 Google reviews.