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1. What are your hours?

For homeowner and contractors using our Small Load Facility generally M-F 7:00 am - 4:30 pm and Saturday 7:00 am - 11:30 am. For specific days or holidays see under the Calendar button on our Home Page either the Holiday Calendar or the Homeowner & Contractor Calendar.

2. How much does it cost to dispose of household waste?

Five bags of waste for $8.00, pickup truck or small trailer containing up to 540 pounds - $20.00. If over 520 pounds the charges are prorated in 20 pound increments at $73.00 per ton. Each bulky item (stuffed chair, sofa) will have an $8.00 per item additional charge. Mattresses and boxsprings are $20.00 per item to recycle or dispose of. Residential Refuse

3. What forms of payment do you accept?

Cash, Check or Credit Cards

4. When is your Webcam coming back?

We have asked our IT people to look at this again (8/15/2018).

5. Do you accept Organic Materials?

We have a separate Organics Processing area. We accept leaves, grass, branches, wooden pallets, railroad ties, stumps and telephone poles. Pressure treated wood is disposed of with the other waste. Organics Fee Schedule

6. How can I get some screened leaf compost?

We usually give away free small loads of leaf compost one Saturday in March each year. Keep an eye out for this on our calendar. The rest of the year we sell it to the public for $15.00 per load. Leaf Compost for Sale

7. How do I recycle at Lanchester's Small Load Facility?

Check out the video or click on the Recycle Button on the website and then on the drop down - Residential Recycling and then finally the menu link that is Recycling at the Lanchester Landfill. How to recycle at Lancheter's Small Load Facility

8. How do I dispose of waste at Lanchester's Small Load Facility?

Our main entrance is at 7224 28th Division Highway, Narvon, PA 17555 (Route 322 in Salisbury Township, Lancaster County). Once you make the turn proceed straight ahead and up on to the scale to talk to the Weighmaster. The Weighmaster will provice you directions and you can see a video at - http://www.chestercswa.org/mediacenter.aspx?VID=5

9. What happens to wood and brush that is dropped off at the compost area?

It is chipped up by our contractor and transported for further processing into mulch or used as is for boiler fuel. Wood grinding at Lanchester

10. How do I dispose of pressure treated wood?

Pressure treated wood can be disposed of with your regular waste. If you have more to dispose of than you want to put with your weekly collection you can bring it to our Small Load Facility for disposal. The cost is $20.00 for up to 500 pounds and if you have more than 500 pounds the cost is $80.00 per ton prorated in 20 pound increments.