Independent tipping-fee index

Find out what the dump actually charges.

Published landfill and transfer-station tipping fees, checked and dated.

Explore disposal fees from official county, municipal, and facility rate schedules. See the published rates, where they came from, and when they were checked.

No invented prices. No unverified facility listings. Independent research, not a disposal quote.

Published-rate snapshot

Tipping fees by state

State medians are calculated from collected facilities with published per-ton tipping fees. They are not statewide averages of every disposal facility.

Published fee data is being collected

No verified state medians are available yet. Official facility rate schedules are being collected and checked before figures are published here.

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State directory

Browse tipping fees by state

State pages appear only when a verified facility with a published fee schedule has been collected. Uncollected states are shown with an honest collection status.

Choose a state to see available records or its current collection status.

Select a state to check whether published tipping fees have been collected.

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Disposal cost comparison

Compare published fees for your load.

Choose a state, material, and load type to compare collected facilities using their published rates.

The calculator uses available per-ton prices, minimum charges, and published vehicle-flat rates. It does not invent missing rates or assume an unpublished load weight.

If a published schedule does not support a reliable calculation, the tool explains what is missing instead of showing a guessed total.

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What you can compare

  • General waste
  • Construction and demolition debris
  • Green waste
  • Tires
  • Mattresses
  • Appliances
  • Car, pickup, and trailer loads
  • Loads with a known estimated weight

Estimates from published rates — not a quote. Facility acceptance rules, minimum charges, material-specific fees, and residency requirements may affect the final amount.

Understand disposal pricing

How tipping fees work

A tipping fee is the charge a disposal facility assesses for accepting a load of waste. The billing method depends on the facility and material.

Per-ton tipping fees

A facility weighs a load and applies its published weight-based rate. A separately published minimum charge may apply to small loads.

Learn about per-ton fees

Flat fees and minimums

Some facilities charge published rates by vehicle or load category. Others use a minimum charge even when the weight-based total is lower.

Understand flat-rate pricing

Special material charges

Tires, mattresses, appliances, construction debris, and green waste may have separate fees, surcharges, or acceptance restrictions.

Browse fees by material

Material-specific fees

Find published fees by material

Material pages show only facilities whose collected official schedules publish relevant fees or surcharges. Pages with no collected records display the collection status without making up prices.

Explore all material fee categories

Research standards

Published sources, not guessed prices.

LandfillPrices is an independent research directory. A facility is added only when an official published fee schedule has been collected and its source and checked date are recorded.

Unpublished fees are not filled in with estimates. Reported changes and corrections are reviewed before any listing is updated.

See How Fees Are Verified

Our publication rules

  • Official source required Published county, city, or facility rate schedules.
  • Checked date required The source and verification date accompany every published fee record.
  • No missing-price guesses A facility without a published fee schedule is not listed.
  • Corrections are reviewed User submissions remain unpublished until reviewed.

Help improve the index

Found an official tipping-fee schedule?

Suggest a facility, report a newly published fee, or send a correction with a link to the official source. Every submission is reviewed before anything is published.