Biddeford Transfer Station — Hours & Fees

Biddeford's Recycling Center and Transfer Station at 371 Hill Street is open Wednesday through Saturday, 7 a.m. to 4:45 p.m. It takes recycling and bulky items, not regular household trash, which is collected curbside.

Residents get two stickers free at the station. Mattresses are $15, couches $10 and demolition debris $20 a cubic yard.

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Biddeford Recycling Center & Transfer Station

Transfer station

City of Biddeford Public Works

371 Hill St., Biddeford, ME 04005 Directions

📞 (207) 282-1579

Hours
Wed–Sat	7:00 a.m. – 4:45 p.m.
Sun, Mon & Tue	Closed

Fees

Sticker: free for the first two per household, $5 after that
Mattress or box spring: $15; couch $10 (cut in half, metal removed)
Demolition debris: $20 a cubic yard (cut to 3 ft)
TVs and electronics: $5 each; Freon items $20
Tires: $3 car, $8 pickup ($5 more on the rim)

Won't take: Household trash, sheetrock, roofing paper, propane tanks, hazardous waste, oil-based paint, gasoline, asbestos, equipment tires

Biddeford residents only: bring a license, registration, lease, utility or tax bill, or voter registration. Regular household trash isn't accepted; it goes curbside.

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What it costs

Item	Price
Stickers: first two per household / each after	Free / $5
Mattress or box spring (metal springs and wood removed)	$15 each
Sleeper sofa or couch (metal removed, cut in half)	$10 each
Large household items	$5 the first yard, $20 a yard after
Demolition debris (wood, vinyl, ceiling tiles), cut to 3 ft	$20 a cubic yard
TVs and electronics	$5 each
Freon items	$20
Car tire / pickup tire / mounted on a rim	$3 / $8 / $5 extra
Recycling, metal, car batteries, waste oil, brush, leaves, grass (residents)	Free

Contractors pay $10 a yard for brush, grass and leaves. Carpet must be cut into 2-foot squares or strips.

Every Maine rate we've verified is side by side in our guide to what it costs to dump in Maine.

What Biddeford won't take

No regular household trash, sheetrock or gypsum board, roofing paper, tar or driveway sealer, propane tanks, gasoline, chemicals, hazardous or universal waste, lead or oil-based paint, asbestos, or construction, farm and dump-truck tires. Dried latex paint is taken; Sherwin-Williams takes up to five 1-gallon cans of wet latex paint a visit. The station also has a food-scrap compost drop-off.

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Common questions

What are the Biddeford Transfer Station hours?

Wednesday through Saturday, 7 a.m. to 4:45 p.m. It is closed Sunday, Monday and Tuesday.

Does Biddeford need a dump sticker?

Yes. Residents get stickers at the station with proof of residency; the first two per household are free and more are $5 each.

How much does Biddeford charge for a mattress?

$15 for each mattress or box spring, with the metal springs and wood removed from the fabric.

Can I take household trash to the Biddeford Transfer Station?

No. Regular household trash is not accepted; it is collected curbside.

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