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Pick your city and how much you have. We'll work out the dump fee from the landfill's real posted rate — and show whether hauling it yourself beats hiring. Run a hauling business? It prices your jobs, too.
Open the calculator →- 1 pickup load, Jacksonville, FL$7.58–$9.09
- 1 pickup load, Denton, TX$26.50the minimum charge
- 1 pickup load, Murfreesboro, TN$50flat under 1,000 lbs
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Got something specific to get rid of?
The rules change city to city — one landfill bans tires, the next takes five a month.
- What it costs to dump at a landfill: 2026 feesMedian $65 a ton, range $18.50–$300 — but most city residents pay nothing. Published rates from 299 cities.
- How bulk trash pickup worksYour city probably collects large items from the curb for free. The date, the volume cap, and what crews refuse.
- How to get rid of an old couchCurbside furniture pickup is free in most cities, and the dump charges less than people expect.
- How to get rid of old paintNo landfill takes liquid paint. Where it actually goes — usually a county hazardous-waste center, usually free.
- How to dispose of a mattressFree in some cities, $60+ in others — and charities won't take one at any price. Curbside, landfill and haul-off.
- Fridges, washers and the Freon ruleWhite goods are banned from landfills in several states, and fridges carry a federal refrigerant rule everywhere.
- Where to get rid of old tiresWhole tires are banned from landfills in most states. Where yours go, and the free county allowances worth knowing.
- Public dumpsters: where to drop off trashCounty drop-off sites, what's free for residents, and the rules for using someone else's dumpster.
- Dump hours and holiday closuresWhen dumps open and close, the cutoff before closing, and which sites open on Sunday.
- Household hazardous wastePaint, chemicals, oil and batteries: how county drop-offs and collection events work.
- Where to recycle plastic bags and bottlesBags never go in the cart, the number on the bottom isn't a promise, and ten states pay you back for bottles.
- Where to take old TVs and computersNorth and South Carolina ban them from landfills; most states don't. Who takes e-waste free, and why the dump usually won't.