Find Tennessee Dumps & Landfills Near You

What kind of materials can I dispose of at Tennessee landfills?

Most Tennessee landfills accept general household waste, yard debris, and bulky items like furniture. Some specialized dumps also take hazardous materials like old paint, batteries, or electronics, but it’s best to check each site’s list of accepted items before you go.

How do I find the nearest garbage dump to me?

Just use the map link provided on our site. Enter your address, and you’ll see a list of nearby dumps, landfills, and recycling centers. You’ll also get details on what each location accepts.

Are landfills environmentally friendly?

Many Tennessee landfills are taking big steps to reduce their environmental impact. Some use advanced techniques to capture methane gas and turn it into energy. Others are involved in research to further reduce emissions and promote sustainability.

Can I bring construction debris to any landfill?

Not all landfills in Tennessee accept construction debris. Some sites are dedicated to general waste, while others have specific areas for materials like concrete, asphalt, or wood. It’s important to check the specific landfill’s requirements before hauling your construction waste.

Do I have to pay to drop off trash at Tennessee dumps?

Yes, most landfills and dumps in Tennessee charge a fee based on the type and amount of waste. The fees can vary, so it’s a good idea to call ahead or check online to know what to expect.

Helpful Resources:

• Tennessee Department of Environment & Conservation: Waste Management – Offers information on the state’s waste management programs and landfill regulations – https://www.tn.gov/environment.html
• Metro Nashville Public Works: Waste Services – Provides details on Nashville’s waste services, including garbage dumps and landfills – https://www.nashville.gov/departments/water/waste-and-recycling