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Disposal Site
American Eagle Disposal Services
1430 Broadway, New York, NY 10018
American Eagle Disposal Services is a disposal site in midtown Manhattan at 1430 Broadway that local residents and small haulers use to drop off household and commercial refuse. The location sits inside New York City’s system, so it operates differently than upstate transfer stations and landfills.
Pull up to the entrance where there’s typically an intake booth and a vehicle scale nearby; expect to stop at the booth and then drive onto the scale. The yard is open with piles or bays for different loads and a concrete or asphalt surface, so trucks and pickup beds are the norm. Traffic can back up onto the street at busy times, and loading/unloading areas are noisy and dusty. Watch for directions from the booth and for where other trucks are lining up so maneuvering is easier.
Facility Information
Before You Go
- Bring tarps and straps to secure loose material in the truck bed or trailer before getting out of the vehicle.
- Avoid weekend or late-morning runs if possible - those are the busiest times and lines can form onto Broadway.
- Be prepared to pull forward onto the scale and hold position until given further directions; keep the load accessible for quick unloading.
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