Maryland Landfills, Transfer Stations and C&D Facilities
60 permitted disposal sites across 23 counties in Maryland — 2 msw landfills, 30 c&d landfills, 28 transfer stations. Free to use, no account, built for the haulers who tip here every week.
Counties in Maryland
23 counties have at least one facility on record.
Facilities by type in Maryland
MSW landfills 2
Takes household and commercial solid waste for permanent disposal.
C&D landfills 30
Takes construction and demolition debris — wood, drywall, roofing, concrete. Usually cheaper per ton than an MSW landfill, and usually will not take household trash.
Esi Waste Solutions
- Knott Land Clearing Debris Landfill
- Midshore II Regional Municipal Landfill
- Millersville Landfill
- Mountainview Sanitary Landfill
- Newland Park Landfill
- Northern Landfill
- Quarantine Road Landfill
- Ritchie Land Rubble - Phase II
- Ritchie Land Rubble Landfill
- Site B Ve (reichs Ford Road) Landfill
- Tolson & Associates Rubble Landfill
- Washington County Rubble Landfill
Transfer stations 28
Consolidates loads for haul-out to a regional landfill. Closer to town than the landfill, so a shorter round trip, but tipping fees run higher.
Cty
Pri
Pri
Pri
Pri
Pri
Cty
Pri
Pri
Cty
Pri
Mes
Cty
Mun
Mun
Facility details are published as a free reference and change without notice. Call the scale house before you load — rates, gate hours and what a site will take on a given day are the operator's to set, not ours.
Haul in Maryland? Get listed free.
This tip-site reference is free and always will be. If you run containers around Maryland, a listing in our hauler directory is free too — homeowners searching their own address find you, read your rating, and call you directly. No lead fees, no per-call charge.