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Utah Junk Removal Help
Where to take a load of junk in Salt Lake and Utah counties, what the public landfill and transfer stations charge, city bulk pickup, the covered load law and household hazardous waste. Information only.
Key facts
- Salt Lake Valley Landfill charges a $17 flat rate per load for cars, SUVs, standard pickups up to 1 ton, and hand unloaded trailers. (source: Salt Lake County)
- North Pointe's Lindon transfer station charges $13.00 for 500 pounds or less of mixed waste from participating cities. (source: North Pointe Solid Waste Special Service District)
- Utah Code 72-7-410 requires loads going to a landfill to be securely covered. Salt Lake County has charged an extra fee equal to the disposal price on uncovered loads since January 1, 2026. (source: Salt Lake County)
- Salt Lake City residents with city waste service get one Call 2 Haul bulky item pickup and one green waste pickup per calendar year. (source: Salt Lake City)
Where to take it
- Salt Lake Valley Landfill fees: Salt Lake County's landfill: the $17 flat load, per ton rates, special item fees, hours and what it will not take.
- North Pointe transfer station (Lindon) fees: Fees at North Pointe Solid Waste Special Service District's Lindon transfer station for north Utah County, including participating and non participating cities.
- South Utah Valley transfer station (Spanish Fork): South Utah Valley Solid Waste District's Dry Creek Transfer Station: who it serves, hours, mattress and fridge fees, and the uncovered load fee.
- Salt Lake City Call 2 Haul bulky item pickup: How Salt Lake City's Call 2 Haul works: who qualifies, two pickups a year, pile size, what is accepted and what is not.
- Provo spring and fall cleanup: Provo City's six week spring and fall cleanup dumpsters, the free transfer station load coupon, and 2026 dates.
Rules
- Utah's covered load law and the fees for uncovered loads: Utah Code 72-7-410 requires securely covered loads to landfills. What each facility charges if you show up uncovered.
- Paint, chemicals and other household hazardous waste: Where residents can drop off paint, motor oil and household chemicals in Salt Lake and Utah counties, and the limits.
Questions
- Where can I take a load of junk in Salt Lake or Utah County?: The public disposal sites for most of Salt Lake and Utah counties, who they serve, and their fee pages.
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