Gray Transfer Station (Maine) — Hours, Permit & Fees

Gray's dump is the town Transfer & Recycling Center at 15 Seagull Drive, open Wednesday to Friday 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Saturday and Sunday 7 a.m. to 3 p.m.

With a $10 permit, household trash is free, with no special bags. Bulky items cost a little: $10 for a mattress, $15 for a sofa, $25 a yard for demolition debris.

Disposal sites in Gray

Gray Transfer & Recycling Center

Transfer station

Town of Gray

15 Seagull Dr., Gray, ME 04039 Directions

📞 (207) 657-2343

Hours
Wed–Fri	8:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
Sat & Sun	7:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.
Mon & Tue	Closed

Fees

Permit: $10 for the calendar year
Household trash: free, no special bags
Sofa $15 (over 6 ft $20); mattress or box spring $10; chair or loveseat $10
Demolition debris: $25 a cubic yard; clean wood and brush $10 a yard
Freon units $15; tires $4 ($6 on the rim)
Electronics, TVs, metal, batteries, oil and paint: free

Won't take: Household hazardous waste, explosives, gasoline, asbestos, animal carcasses

Gray residents only, with a permit from the Town Office or the station (proof of residency). Recycling is mandatory.

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What it costs

Item	Price (effective July 1, 2026)
Transfer Station permit (calendar year)	$10
Household trash	Free
Stuffed chair / loveseat	$10 each
Sofa up to 6 ft / longer	$15 / $20
Mattress or box spring	$10 each
Carpet	$10 a cubic yard
Window or door	$5 each
Demolition debris	$25 a cubic yard
Clean demolition wood (no pressure-treated) / brush and limbs	$10 a cubic yard
Leaves and grass	$3 a cubic yard or 50 cents a bag
Cement, brick, porcelain, pottery (no asphalt)	$25 a cubic yard
Tires off / on the rim	$4 / $6
Freon units	$15 each

Free from households: metal, computers and other electronics, TVs, 20-lb propane tanks, car and rechargeable batteries, fluorescent bulbs and mercury items, used motor oil, antifreeze and cooking oil. Paint goes in year-round through PaintCare.

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

How it works

Gray's trash goes to ecomaine's waste-to-energy plant in Portland, and recycling is baled on site and sold, which is why recycling is mandatory. The “Take it or Leave it” building swaps gently used household items and clothing for free, and finished compost is free to residents. The town holds a household hazardous waste day each year, usually the Saturday before Labor Day weekend.

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Common questions

What are the Gray Transfer Station hours?

Wednesday to Friday 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., and Saturday and Sunday 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. It is closed Monday, Tuesday and holidays.

How much is a Gray dump permit?

$10 for the calendar year, from the Town Office or the Transfer Station with proof of residency.

Does Gray charge for household trash?

No. There is no fee for residents' household trash and no special bags are required.

How much does Gray charge for a mattress or sofa?

$10 for a mattress or box spring, $15 for a sofa up to 6 feet and $20 for a longer one.

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