Casella Waste Systems
Recycling Center in Topsham, Vermont
About This Location
The Casella drop-off at 6 Lime Kiln Road in Topsham is a Saturday-only transfer station serving local residents. It is open just once a week, Saturday 7:30 AM to 12:30 PM, so plan your haul around that single window. Casella runs the site as a drop-off point for household trash, single-stream recycling, food scraps, yard waste, and bulky/construction items rather than a free-for-all public dump.
What this location Accepts
Related recycling guides: Appliances · Mattresses · Yard Waste · Glass · Plastic · Cardboard & Paper
What they do not accept
Access & restrictions
local residents only · Fees apply and are posted at the scale house or available from Casella customer care (802-683-3984, Mon-Fri 7 AM-5 PM).
Materials, fees and hours can change — call ahead to confirm before your visit.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the Casella Topsham drop-off hours?
The Topsham transfer station at 6 Lime Kiln Road is open Saturdays only, 7:30 AM to 12:30 PM. It is closed Monday through Friday and Sunday, so the single Saturday-morning window is the only time to drop off.
Do I have to compost or recycle here, and what does it accept?
Vermont's universal recycling law (Act 148) bans recyclables, food scraps, and yard debris from the trash, and this station takes each of those separately along with household trash, bulky items, and construction debris. Keep recycling, food scraps, and yard waste separated when you arrive.
What is the difference between this transfer station and a dump?
A transfer station is a drop-off point where Casella consolidates material and trucks it to a disposal or processing site, rather than burying waste on location like an old-style dump or landfill. Loads are weighed and fees are charged at the scale house.
Does Topsham take electronics or hazardous waste?
No. The Topsham site does not accept electronic waste, household hazardous waste such as chemicals and paint, or universal waste like batteries and light bulbs. Those items must go to an e-waste program or a hazardous-waste depot elsewhere.
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