Durham Transfer Station And Recycling Center
Recycling Center in Durham, New Hampshire
About This Location
The Durham Transfer Station and Recycling Center, officially the Raymond A. Laroche, Sr. Transfer Station, is the town-run drop-off at 100 Durham Point Road. It is open to Durham residents and property owners on Tuesday and Saturday from 7:30 AM to 3:00 PM (except holidays). A free dated sticker is required and can be picked up at Town Hall or the Public Works office with proof of residency.
What this location Accepts
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Fees
- Bulky waste - single item — $15
- Bulky waste - regular pickup load — $30
- Bulky waste - 1-ton pickup load — $45
- Bulky waste - dump trailer load — $85
- Refrigerant appliances / electronics (refrigerators, freezers, AC, monitors, TVs) — $15 per item
Access & restrictions
Durham residents and property owners only · A free dated permit sticker is required for entry, available at the Town Clerk/Tax Collector office or Public Works at 100 Stone Quarry Drive.
Programs & events
- Free annual bulky waste load — One dump-trailer-sized load of bulky waste per year is free for residents.
Materials, fees and hours can change — call ahead to confirm before your visit.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need a permit to use the Durham Transfer Station?
Yes. You must be a Durham resident or property owner and display a free dated sticker, available at Town Hall or Public Works (100 Stone Quarry Drive) with proof of residency and your vehicle license plate number.
When is the Durham Transfer Station open?
It is open to the public on Tuesday and Saturday from 7:30 AM to 3:00 PM, except holidays.
How much does it cost to dispose of bulky waste or appliances?
Residents get one dump-trailer load of bulky waste free each year; after that a single item is $15, a pickup load $30, a 1-ton load $45 and a dump trailer load $85. Refrigerant appliances and electronics (fridges, freezers, AC, TVs, monitors) are $15 per item.
Where can I dispose of hazardous waste near Durham?
The station accepts motor oil and some paints, but full household hazardous waste is handled through regional HHW collection events. Call 603-868-1001 to confirm what the station takes before hauling chemicals.
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