Exeter Transfer Station
Recycling Center in Exeter, New Hampshire
About This Location
The Exeter Transfer Station at 9 Cross Road is the Town of Exeter's resident drop-off for trash, recycling and bulky items. A windshield permit is required ($20 per calendar year or $5 for a 5-day pass), and residents must show a valid ID. Many items are free with a permit, while electronics, freon appliances and construction debris carry per-item fees.
What this location Accepts
Related recycling guides: Electronics · Batteries · Appliances · Yard Waste · Plastic · Textiles & Clothing · Motor Oil
What they do not accept
Fees
- Calendar-year permit — $20
- 5-day permit — $5
- Electronics (computers, TVs, printers, monitors) — $10 each
- Freon appliances (fridges, freezers, AC, dehumidifiers) — $10 each
- Construction debris (drywall, shingles, doors, windows, treated wood) — $8 each
Access & restrictions
Exeter residents and property owners only · Calendar-year permit $20; 5-day permit $5. Seasonal fall schedule (Oct 15-Dec 15) adds Saturday 8 AM-2:30 PM and Sunday noon-4 PM.
Materials, fees and hours can change — call ahead to confirm before your visit.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need a permit to use the Exeter Transfer Station?
Yes. A permit is required and must be affixed to the inside lower-left corner of your windshield. A calendar-year permit is $20 and a 5-day permit is $5; residents and property owners must show valid ID.
Does Exeter accept Styrofoam for recycling?
Yes. Styrofoam packaging is accepted free of charge with a transfer station permit, along with textiles, books, cell phones, compost and used oil.
How much does it cost to dispose of a TV or refrigerator?
Electronics such as TVs, computers, printers and monitors are $10 each, and freon appliances like refrigerators, freezers and AC units are also $10 each. Construction debris items run $8 each.
Can I drop off tires or hazardous waste here?
No. The Exeter Transfer Station does not accept tires, hazardous waste, antifreeze, asbestos, sharps or pharmaceuticals. Use a dedicated HHW collection or take-back program for those items.
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