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Barrington has no curbside pickup, and its Smoke Street Transfer Station takes Barrington-generated demolition debris for a fee, even from a contractor with the owner's signed form. A roll-off saves the trips when a project fills more than a few pickup loads. Bin There Dump That lists Barrington among the towns it serves and publishes New Hampshire prices of $550 to $750 for 10- to 20-yard bins with 1 to 2 tons included. Casella offers up to 40 yards by quote. Keep the bin on your own lot and out of driveway sight lines.

Candia residents can take their own construction and demolition debris to the Deer Run Road Recycling Center in person, with a free sticker and the attendant's direction, and large loads must be scheduled in advance. Once a contractor or paid hauler is involved, the Center needs the Selectmen's prior permission, so a roll-off is usually simpler. Bin There Dump That publishes New Hampshire prices of $550 to $750 for 10- to 20-yard bins with 1 to 2 tons included; Casella quotes by phone for containers up to 40 yards. Keep the bin out of the road right-of-way and check the front-yard container rule.

Charlestown has no curbside pickup, and its Fling Road Transfer Station takes renovation debris from sticker-holding residents at $0.15 a pound, which adds up fast on a big job (a ton costs about $300 there). For a kitchen, roof or cleanout, Bin There Dump That lists 4- to 20-yard bins from $450 to $750, and Casella quotes containers up to 40 yards. Ask each how much weight is included, because neither publishes it. Keep the bin on your own lot.

Claremont's Transfer Station on Washington Street no longer takes household trash or construction debris, so renovation and cleanout waste goes out by private hauler. DeCamp Waste Services, which runs the station for the City, posts 7-day roll-off prices from $310 (6 yards, 800 lb) to $615 (20 yards, 4,000 lb). Bin There Dump That posts $450 to $750 for 4- to 20-yard bins without stating tonnage, and Casella quotes up to 40 yards by phone. Keep the bin on your own lot and call Public Works before using a street.

Concord's curbside pickup takes bagged trash, not remodeling debris or furniture. A small cleanout can go to the Old Turnpike Road transfer station at about $212 a ton plus a $25 minimum. Anything bigger is cheaper in a roll-off. Bin There Dump That and Dump-It both post Concord prices with 1 to 2 tons included, and Casella quotes larger containers. Put the container in your driveway, or allow four business days for a $75 encumbrance permit if it has to sit in a City street.

Derry has no curbside trash pickup, so remodeling debris either goes to the Fordway transfer station, where C&D costs 11 cents a pound for residents (about $110 for half a ton), or into a rented roll-off. Bin There Dump That is the only company that publishes Derry prices: $550 to $750 for 10- to 20-yard bins with 1 to 2 tons included. Casella and WM quote by phone and go larger. Keep the container in your driveway, since no Town rule for dumpsters in the road was found.

Epping residents can haul a half-ton pickup load of their own renovation debris to the Coffin Road Transfer Station free each week, with a $20 vehicle permit. Contractor debris is turned away and sent to ERCCO. For a contractor job or a cleanout too big for a few pickup runs, rent a roll-off. Bin There Dump That is based on Exeter Road in Epping and posts flat prices of $550 to $750 for 10 to 20 yards, with 1 to 2 tons included. Casella quotes by phone and goes up to 40 yards. The Town publishes no dumpster permit for its roads, so plan to keep the bin on your driveway.

Exeter's blue-bag curbside pickup won't take construction debris. The Cross Road transfer station accepts only small amounts at $8 a bag or item and points bigger loads to Raymond. Anything larger than a bathroom refresh calls for a roll-off. Bin There Dump That posts Exeter prices of $550 to $750 for 10 to 20 yards with 1 to 2 tons included. Casella quotes containers up to 40 yards. Exeter has no dumpster permit, and its highway rules bar street obstructions, so plan for driveway placement.

Franklin's City curbside carts are for household bags, and since 2024 they serve only one- and two-family homes. Renovation debris either goes by the load to the Transfer Station on Punch Brook Road, where it is cut to 4-foot lengths and weighed for a fee three days a week, or into a rented roll-off. Bin There Dump That posts Franklin prices from $450 to $750 for 4- to 20-yard bins; Casella quotes larger containers. Keep the bin off City streets unless Municipal Services says otherwise.

Fremont has no transfer station, its WM trash carts refuse construction debris, and Bulky Day turns away drywall, shingles and treated wood. So any remodel or roof job here needs a roll-off. The Town's own dumpster page points residents to private companies. Bin There Dump That lists Fremont among the towns it serves and publishes New Hampshire prices of $550 to $750 for 10- to 20-yard bins with 1 to 2 tons included. Casella has a Fremont page and goes up to 40 yards but quotes by phone. Keep the bin off the 13-foot strip beside the road.

Goffstown's curbside carts don't take renovation debris, and the Town has no bulky pickup, so your choices are hauling it to the Transfer Station yourself at 10 cents a pound (about $200 a ton, cut to 4 feet, with a free sticker) or renting a roll-off. Bin There Dump That is the only company that posts Goffstown prices: $550 to $750 for 10- to 20-yard bins with 1 to 2 tons included. Casella and WM quote by phone and offer larger containers. Keep the container on your own lot, since zoning bars portable storage containers from public ways.

Hampton's DPW curbside carts won't take scrap wood, masonry or loose debris. A remodel's waste goes either to the Hardardt's Way transfer station at $0.12 a pound (about $240 a ton, with an owner-signed contractor form and building permit copy), or into a rented container. Bin There Dump That posts Hampton prices of $550 to $750 with 1 to 2 tons included. Casella and WM name Hampton but quote by phone. Keep the container off Town streets, because no Hampton dumpster permit could be confirmed.

Hanover has no transfer station, so a renovation's debris either goes in a rented container or is driven to Lebanon's landfill in West Lebanon, which charges non-Lebanon residents $275 a ton for construction debris on top of a $25 permit. For anything beyond a few loads, a roll-off is usually simpler. Bin There Dump That posts $450 to $750 prices for 4- to 20-yard bins; Casella and WM quote by phone. Keep the bin on your lot, or get a Public Works obstruction permit before it blocks any street or sidewalk.

Hooksett's curbside carts take bagged household trash only, so remodel and cleanout debris either goes to the West River Road transfer center, which weighs C&D and charges residents 7 cents a pound, or into a rented roll-off. Bin There Dump That is the only company that publishes Hooksett prices: $550 to $750 for 10- to 20-yard bins with 1 to 2 tons included. Casella (up to 40 yards) and WM quote by phone. No Town dumpster permit exists, so plan on keeping the bin in your driveway.

Hudson's Casella carts can't take building materials, and the Old Landfill Road transfer station opens only one or two Saturday mornings a month, so a cleanout or remodel usually needs a roll-off. Bin There Dump That publishes Hudson prices: $550 to $750 for 10- to 20-yard bins with 1 to 2 tons included. Casella and WM quote by phone and go to 30 or 40 yards. Keep the container in your driveway, because no Town permit for dumpsters in the road was found.

Kingston's curbside contract covers household carts only, and the Town's own collection center closed in 2026. Debris from a cleanout or renovation therefore goes either to the Newton Transfer Station by the truckload or into a rented roll-off. A trip to Newton costs $100 to $160 per load of building materials. Bin There Dump That publishes Kingston prices of $550 to $750 for 10- to 20-yard bins with 1 to 2 tons and 7 days included. Casella and K-Town Disposal offer up to 40 yards but quote by phone. No Town permit for street placement was found, so keep the bin on your property.

Laconia's curbside service will not take renovation debris, and the Meredith Center Road transfer station takes only limited C&D loads at $170 per ton with a sticker or day pass and an asbestos report. For a cleanout or remodel, Bin There Dump That posts $450 to $750 for 4- to 20-yard bins, and Casella quotes up to 40 yards. Ask either company to confirm its City hauler license, and keep the bin off the street unless you have a Right-of-Way Encumbrance permit.

Lebanon has no City curbside trash pickup, so cleanout and renovation debris goes either into a rented roll-off or to the City facility on Plainfield Road, which charges $275 a ton for construction debris and needs a City permit. Bin There Dump That posts $450 to $750 for 4- to 20-yard bins on a Lebanon page, Nordic Waste lists Lebanon for 10- and 20-yard dumpsters, and Casella quotes up to 40 yards. Keep the bin on your own lot unless Public Works approves street placement.

Lee has no curbside trash pickup, and its Transfer Station on Recycling Center Road takes construction debris only for a fee and only from sticker-holding residents. Masonry and scrap metal are free there, so a small project may not need a container. For a renovation or cleanout, Bin There Dump That publishes $550 to $750 for 10- to 20-yard bins with 1 to 2 tons included, and Casella quotes larger containers by phone. Keep the bin out of the Town road right-of-way.

Littleton's Transfer and Recycling Center on Mount Eustis Road takes debris only from residents, only in pickup-sized loads, and at $60 to $100 a cubic yard, so a renovation or cleanout of any size usually calls for a roll-off. Bin There Dump That lists Littleton prices from $450 for a 4-yard bin to $750 for a 20-yard bin; Casella quotes up to 40 yards by phone. Keep the bin on your lot, tarp it when you are not loading it, and keep food scraps out because of the town's bear rule.

Londonderry's curbside carts don't take renovation debris. The Town's Drop Off Center on Recovery Way charges $24 a cubic yard ($48 for a full 8-foot pickup bed), but it closes for the season after November 21 and is for residents' own household projects. For anything more than a few pickup loads, or any job over the winter, rent a roll-off. Bin There Dump That publishes Londonderry prices from $550; Casella and WM quote by phone. Keep the container on your driveway, because the Town requires a Public Works permit for anything placed in its right-of-way.

Merrimack has no curbside trash, but its Fearon Road transfer station takes up to 1,000 pounds of a resident's construction debris free, so a bathroom tear-out or a few pickup loads may cost nothing but your time. Bigger jobs, or work a contractor is hauling, are charged by the ton, and a rented roll-off saves the trips. Bin There Dump That publishes Merrimack prices of $550 to $750 for 10- to 20-yard bins with 1 to 2 tons included; Casella goes up to 40 yards by quote. Plan to keep the container on your own property.

Nashua has curbside trash pickup, but it won't take renovation debris. That debris goes to Four Hills Landfill, at 15 cents a pound for residents (about $300 a ton), or into a rented roll-off. Bin There Dump That is the only company that publishes Nashua prices: $550 to $750 for 10- to 20-yard bins with 1 to 2 tons included. Casella and WM quote by phone and offer bigger containers. Keep the bin in your driveway. A street spot needs a free Engineering Permit to Encumber, and the City's right-of-way permit season closes November 9.

Newport has no Town transfer station or trash pickup described on its website, so a renovation or cleanout usually means hiring a private roll-off. DeCamp Waste Services, which gives a Newport mailing address, posts the lowest prices with included weight; Bin There Dump That offers the smallest 4-yard bin and has a Newport page; Casella goes up to 40 yards by quote. No Town dumpster permit was found, so keep the bin on your lot.

Raymond has no Town trash pickup, and the Casella-run Prescott Road station takes demolition debris at 7.7 cents a pound for residents with the $43 sticker, about $154 a ton. For bigger jobs, Bin There Dump That publishes $550 to $750 for 10- to 20-yard bins with 1 to 2 tons included, while Casella and K-Town quote by phone. Raymond's two-cubic-yard dumpster limit applies to weekly household-trash containers, not to a debris roll-off.

Rochester's curbside carts won't take construction debris. For a small job on the home you live in, you can haul debris to the Turnkey drop-off yourself for free. For anything bigger, rent a roll-off. Bin There Dump That is the only one of the three companies here that posts Rochester prices: $550 to $750 for a 10- to 20-yard bin with 1 to 2 tons included. WM, which runs the landfill on Rochester Neck Road, and Casella quote on request and go up to 30 or 40 yards. Keep the container in your driveway, since City code requires a Public Works permit for street use and bars obstructions in the roadway.

Rye's Grove Road transfer station takes construction debris from permitted residents and contractors at $75 to $100 a pickup or one-ton load, which suits a small project. For a kitchen gut, a roof or a whole-house cleanout, a roll-off is usually simpler. Bin There Dump That publishes Rye prices of $550 to $750 for 10- to 20-yard bins with 1 to 2 tons included. Casella and Mello quote by phone. Keep the container on your own lot; Rye's beach roads are crowded with parking limits, and no dumpster road permit was found.

Salem has no Town curbside pickup, and the Shannon Road transfer station won't take construction debris. Residents can buy up to three C&D coupons a year for 500 pounds each at the private LL&S station on Lowell Road, which suits small jobs. For a kitchen, roof or basement tear-out, a roll-off is easier. Bin There Dump That posts prices from $550 for a 10-yard bin, while Casella and WM quote on request. Keep the container in your driveway, because a street or sidewalk spot needs an Engineering Division permit.

Seabrook's curbside pickup takes only 33-gallon cans of household trash, so a remodel or cleanout means either trips to the Rocks Road transfer station, where C&D costs $125 a ton after a Scale House permit, or a rented roll-off. Bin There Dump That is the only company publishing Seabrook prices: $550 to $750 for 10- to 20-yard bins with 1 to 2 tons included. Casella quotes by phone and goes up to 40 yards. Keep the container on your lot, because anything placed in a Town street needs a Public Works permit with insurance and a police detail.

Windham residents can take their own demolition debris to the Ledge Road Transfer Station free and without weighing, as long as they haul it in their own vehicle. Once a contractor or hired hauler is involved, the station refuses it, which is when a roll-off makes sense. Bin There Dump That is the only company publishing Windham prices: $550 to $750 for 10- to 20-yard bins with 1 to 2 tons included. Casella and WM quote by phone and offer larger containers. Keep the bin off the road right-of-way, which the Town reserves for permitted uses only.

Wolfeboro has no curbside pickup, and the Beach Pond Road facility takes construction debris from sticker-holding residents at $80 per cubic yard, sorted and cut to size. That rate adds up quickly on a renovation, so for jobs over a few yards a roll-off is usually simpler. Bin There Dump That publishes $450 to $750 for 4- to 20-yard bins from Belmont. Casella quotes containers up to 40 yards. Keep the bin on your lot, well back from the plowed road edge.