Landfill Services in New York

Look no further than Casella Waste Systems for landfill services in New York that come with responsible practices and state-of-the-art facilities as standard. We construct and operate some of the most secure, environmentally sound disposal sites in the country, safely and effectively managing the disposal of over 3 million tons of solid waste each year. In fact, our fully permitted Subtitle D MSW (non-hazardous) landfills can accept and process PCB bulk waste, asbestos, contaminated soils and other materials requiring special disposal procedures.

The Comprehensive Service You Need

You can count on Casella Waste Systems to deliver the safe and cost-effective special waste disposal your New York community needs. Our large network of transfer stations and landfill disposal sites extends across the Eastern United States, and we also offer a variety of solidification and transportation options in order to provide the comprehensive service our customers deserve. Our experienced team of sales staff and regulatory advisors will work closely with you to walk you through the process of determining acceptability of special wastes and address any questions you may have along the way, including concerns about testing and the approval process.

Special Waste

Accepted at
Many Locations

Special waste that we handle include...

• Asbestos (friable and non-friable)
• PCB bulk waste
• Contaminated soils
• Sludges
• Drill cuttings
• Ash
• and more!

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Minimizing Environmental Impact

We're making a difference to landfill services in New York because we take a sustainable, innovative approach to solid waste disposal. Our vision for landfills is that they can be so much more than disposal sites alone; in fact, our sites are environmental campuses where our experts extract resources from the waste stream at every opportunity. We also work in collaboration with local governments to ensure our landfill disposal facilities are as safe, secure and environmentally sound as possible — all while avoiding the need to ship waste to far-off disposal sites.