Disposal fees / Virginia
I-66 Transfer Station and I-95 Landfill Complex · rates for Fiscal Year 2027 (July 2026 to June 2027)
Fairfax County, VA construction debris fees
Fairfax County charges $109 per ton ($49–$109 minimum) for construction debris at the I-66 Transfer Station and I-95 Landfill Complex, according to its published schedule (rates for Fiscal Year 2027 (July 2026 to June 2027)). One 8-ft pickup bed of mixed debris, about 2.5 cubic yards and 1,210 lb, comes to $66–$109, number 15 from cheapest of the 18 places outside New England on this site.
- 1Construction debris $109 per ton ($49–$109 minimum)
- 2Charged by the ton, on a scale
- 3Fees dated Jul 1, 2026
- 4One pickup bed $66–$109
Published fees at the I-66 Transfer Station and I-95 Landfill Complex
| Item | Fee as published |
|---|---|
| Construction debris (C&D: brick, concrete, dirt, rock, shingles) | $109.00 per ton |
| Minimum charge, C&D, small / medium / large load | $49.00 / $63.00 / $109.00 |
| Solid waste tipping fee | $98.00 per ton |
| Minimum charge, other materials, small / medium / large | $39.00 / $49.00 / $98.00 |
| Brush, all customers | $59.00 per ton |
| Yard waste (no plastic bags) | $96.00 per ton |
| Appliances needing Freon or capacitor removal | $15.00 each |
| Large items (sofa, mattress set, dresser) | $17.00 each |
Source: Fairfax County fee schedule and second official sheet, rates for Fiscal Year 2027 (July 2026 to June 2027); read 2026-10-21. Fees change: confirm with Fairfax County before you load.
- The minimum depends on the load size the scale attendant assigns; this page shows the range from the small to the large C&D minimum.
- Most recyclables are accepted free at both facilities.
Who may use it: Residents may be asked for proof of residency (a utility bill or driver's license); resident C&D drop-off is limited to 2 cubic yards per household per day.
What typical jobs cost to dump in Fairfax County
| Load | Weight | Fee |
|---|---|---|
| One 8-ft pickup bed of mixed construction debris (2.5 yd³) | 1,210 lb | $66–$109 |
| 25-square roof, one layer of architectural shingles (7.2 yd³) | 5,250 lb | $286 |
| 1,000 sq ft of 1/2-inch drywall (3.4 yd³) | 1,600 lb | no drywall rate |
| 100 sq ft of 4-inch concrete | 5,000 lb | $272 |
| A 20-yard load of mixed debris (20 yd³) | 9,680 lb | $528 |
Fairfax County weighs loads, so the fee follows weight: the 25-square roof costs 4.3 times as much as the pickup load because shingles weigh 731 lb a yard against 484 lb for mixed debris. Figures are this site's arithmetic on the published rate, with weights from EPA's conversion factors and the manufacturer figures in the methodology. The schedule has no separate line for drywall, so those are not costed here.
Dumpster rental or dump runs?
A full 20-yard of mixed debris weighs about 4.8 tons. Hauled in one load, the Fairfax County rate puts the disposal part alone at $528; done in a pickup it is about 8 trips. A rental price includes hauling and usually a set tonnage, but this site has no published price list for Virginia: the only lists it carries are for New Hampshire and Massachusetts, on the rental prices page. Use the fee here to check the disposal share of any quote, and the weight limits guide to see how far a load runs past a box's allowance.
How Fairfax County compares
Kern County charges $89.86 per ton; Thurston County charges $136 per ton; Delaware Solid Waste Authority charges $80 per ton ($7.50 minimum); Dane County charges $63 per ton (in 500-lb steps up to a ton). Across the 18 places outside New England listed, the same pickup load ranges from $10 in Davis County to $283 in Kitsap County. Every place is on the disposal fees list.
Dumpster Sizer is not affiliated with Fairfax County. Rates are copied from its own page on the date shown; the posted schedule at the station governs.