Guilderland Transfer Station — Hours, Fees & Decal
Guilderland's dump is the town Transfer Station at 6363 French's Mill Road, open Tuesday and Thursday to Saturday 7:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., and Wednesday to 7:30 p.m. for kitchen garbage and recycling.
Since April 2, 2026, dropping off household kitchen garbage and recyclables costs $9 ($7 for seniors 60 and older), paid in cash or by check. Clean-outs and demolition are weighed at $175 a ton.
Disposal sites in Guilderland
Guilderland Transfer Station
Transfer station
Town of Guilderland
6363 French's Mill Rd., Guilderland, NY 12009 Directions ↗
7:30 a.m. – 7:30 p.m. (kitchen garbage and recycling only after 3:30)
Sun & Mon
Closed
Fees
Household kitchen garbage and recyclables: $9; seniors 60+ $7; volunteer fire and EMS $5 (cash or check)
Demolition and clean-outs: $175 a ton, $8.75 minimum (100 lbs or less)
Tires: $6 car or pickup; TVs and computer monitors: $20 each; 20-lb propane tanks: $3
Other electronics, rechargeable batteries, plastic bags, fluorescent bulbs and residents' brush: free
Won't take: Hazardous waste; stumps, root balls, dirt, sod and rocks; anything from outside the town
Guilderland residents only, with a current town parks and transfer station decal (get one at the station, the Parks office or the Town Clerk with your vehicle registration).
The scales close at 3:30 p.m. every day, so no demolition or clean-out loads on Wednesday evenings.
Demolition: appliances, furniture, building materials, clean-outs
$175 a ton ($8.75 minimum, 100 lbs or less)
Car or pickup tire (on or off the rim)
$6
Tractor-trailer tire / larger tires
$30 / $60
TV or computer monitor (any size)
$20 each
20-lb propane tank
$3
Other electronics, rechargeable batteries, plastic bags, fluorescent bulbs
Free
Brush and yard waste from residents
Free
Kitchen garbage and recycling are cash or check only at the booth; demolition can also go on a card, with a service fee. Businesses pay $70 a ton for brush and yard waste.
Only material from the Town of Guilderland is accepted. Proof of residency is a New York State driver's license, a current town tax bill, or a current town parks and transfer station decal; the decal also gets you into the town park.
Brush must be cut to 4-foot lengths; grass clippings and leaves are fine, but no stumps, root balls, dirt, sod, rocks or lumber. Garden mulch is free if you load it yourself, or $4 a yard loaded for you. Hazardous waste isn't accepted; the town holds a Household Hazardous Waste Day each fall for residents.
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Tuesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday, 7:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., and Wednesday, 7:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m., with only kitchen garbage and recyclables after 3:30. Closed Sundays, Mondays and holidays.
How much does the Guilderland Transfer Station charge?
Household kitchen garbage and recyclables cost $9, or $7 for seniors 60 and older, cash or check. Demolition and clean-outs are $175 a ton with an $8.75 minimum. TVs and monitors are $20 each.
Do I need a sticker for the Guilderland dump?
Yes. You need a current Guilderland parks and transfer station decal, issued at the Transfer Station, the Parks office or the Town Clerk's office with your vehicle registration.
Can I bring a clean-out to the Guilderland Transfer Station on Wednesday evening?
No. The scales close at 3:30 p.m. every day, so demolition and clean-out loads must arrive by 3:30.
