Landfill Services in New York

If you require landfill services in New York, look no further than Casella Waste Systems for state-of-the-art facilities and responsible practices. Our disposal sites are among the most secure and environmentally sound in the U.S., giving us the capacity to safely manage the disposal of more 3 million tons of solid waste annually. Among our sites are Subtitle D MSW landfills (non-hazardous) that can process special waste like asbestos, contaminated soils and PCB bulk waste.

Extensive Resources, Comprehensive Solutions

When your New York business or local community needs safe and cost-effective disposal of special waste, Casella Waste Systems is well-equipped to provide a solution. Our network of transfer stations and landfill disposal sites reaches across the Northeast, and is supported by a comprehensive range of transportation and solidification services. 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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Our Focus on Sustainability

When it comes to landfill services in New York, we differentiate ourselves in the marketplace through our sustainable models and forward-thinking approach to solid waste disposal. In practice, we develop our landfills to be more than disposal sites; instead, we want them to be environmental campuses where the waste stream is made to yield reusable resources. We collaborate with local and regional governments to ensure the safety, security and effectiveness of our landfill disposal facilities — which means our Northeast customers have a cost-effective and environmentally responsible alternative to shipping waste to far-off disposal sites.