Dumps and transfer stations in Dallas, TX
Free option: McCommas Bluff Landfill, open Saturday 6am to 4pm. Bring a driver's license and proof of Dallas residency.
Where to dump specific items in Dallas
Dallas dump questions
Where is the dump in Dallas?
There are 5 public sites listed for Dallas: McCommas Bluff Landfill, Northeast (Fair Oaks) Transfer Station, Northwest (Bachman) Transfer Station, Southwest (Westmoreland) Transfer Station and Dallas County Home Chemical Collection Center. Each listing has the address, hours, fees and a link to the official source.
Is there a dump open on Sunday near Dallas?
None of the sites with published hours open on Sunday. On Saturday you can use McCommas Bluff Landfill, Northeast (Fair Oaks) Transfer Station, Northwest (Bachman) Transfer Station, Southwest (Westmoreland) Transfer Station and Dallas County Home Chemical Collection Center.
Which dumps near Dallas are open on Saturday?
McCommas Bluff Landfill: 6am to 4pm; Northeast (Fair Oaks) Transfer Station: 7am to 4pm; Northwest (Bachman) Transfer Station: 7am to 4:30pm; Southwest (Westmoreland) Transfer Station: 7am to 4pm; Dallas County Home Chemical Collection Center: 9am to 3pm.
Can I dump for free in Dallas?
McCommas Bluff Landfill, Northeast (Fair Oaks) Transfer Station, Northwest (Bachman) Transfer Station and Southwest (Westmoreland) Transfer Station offer free drop-off for eligible residents, with limits. Check each listing for what's covered.
Can non-residents use the dumps near Dallas?
Northeast (Fair Oaks) Transfer Station, Northwest (Bachman) Transfer Station and Southwest (Westmoreland) Transfer Station are for residents only. McCommas Bluff Landfill and Dallas County Home Chemical Collection Center take non-resident or paying customers, subject to the site's rules.
What do I need to bring?
Resident programs almost always ask for a photo ID plus proof of address, usually a recent utility bill showing the same address. Cover and secure your load, as most sites refuse or surcharge untarped trailers.
Where can I take paint and chemicals in Dallas?
Dallas County Home Chemical Collection Center accepts household chemicals such as paint. Never put them in the trash.