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Dumps & landfills in Fairfax County, VA

We list 16 places in Fairfax County, VA where you can drop off waste: 1 landfill, 2 transfer stations and drop-off centers and 2 hazardous waste drop-offs, plus recyclers for other materials. The largest city in the county is Centreville. For 2 sites we checked hours and fees against the operator's own website.

Landfills (1)Transfer stations & drop-off centers (2)Construction debris (8)Electronics, tires & scrap metal (5)

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Landfills in Fairfax County

Transfer stations & drop-off centers in Fairfax County

Construction debris in Fairfax County

Electronics, tires & scrap metal in Fairfax County

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    Frequently asked questions

    Where can I dump trash in Fairfax County?

    Interstate 66 - Solid Waste Management Facility (Fairfax), Interstate 95 Landfill (Lorton) and Rainwater CDD Landfill (Lorton) take household trash or bulky items.

    How many landfills are in Fairfax County?

    We list 1 active landfill in Fairfax County: Interstate 95 Landfill.

    Where do I take paint and chemicals in Fairfax County?

    Household hazardous waste goes to Interstate 66 - Solid Waste Management Facility and Interstate 95 Landfill.

    How much does the dump cost in Fairfax County?

    Interstate 66 - Solid Waste Management Facility: trash, bulk or unbagged (scale) $98/ton, $39 minimum; Interstate 95 Landfill: trash, bulk or unbagged (scale) $98/ton, $39 minimum. Rates as published by the operators, checked October 2026.

    Do I need to be a resident to use the dump in Fairfax County?

    Interstate 66 - Solid Waste Management Facility and Interstate 95 Landfill are for residents only. Proof needed: Proof of Fairfax County residency, e.g. utility bill or driver's license.

    Where can I recycle tires, electronics or scrap metal in Fairfax County?

    See the pages for hazardous waste, electronics, tires, yard waste, construction debris and scrap metal in Fairfax County below.

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