Explore Our Transfer Station Services
A local hub for responsible waste disposal.
A transfer station is a centralized facility where waste is temporarily held before being transported to its final destination—such as a landfill, recycling center, or processing site. It allows for efficient sorting, consolidation, and responsible handling of materials.
Our transfer station is open to:
- Homeowners doing cleanouts, renovations, or yard work
- Contractors managing job site debris or bulk materials
- Businesses with overflow or off-schedule disposal needs
- Municipal partners seeking reliable waste transfer options
We accept a wide range of non-hazardous waste, including:
- Household trash
- Construction and demolition debris
- Furniture and bulky items
- Yard waste (bagged or bundled)
- Recyclables (sorted or single-stream)
Please note: We do not accept hazardous waste, liquids, batteries, or electronics. If you’re unsure about a specific item, contact our team—we’re happy to guide you.
Using United Disposal’s transfer station is straightforward and designed to support both convenience and safety. Simply arrive during operating hours and check in with our on-site staff, who will guide you through unloading procedures and answer any questions. You’ll be directed to the appropriate area based on the type of material you’re dropping off, and we’ll handle the sorting and transport from there. Whether you’re visiting once or on a regular basis, our team ensures a smooth, respectful experience every time.
At United Disposal, we combine local expertise with a commitment to reliability and respect. As a family-owned business rooted in Bradley, IL, we understand the needs of our community and deliver waste solutions that are both practical and principled. Our service is transparent—no hidden fees, no surprises—and our team is always ready to respond with real answers from real people. Whether you’re managing a single site or multiple facilities, we’re here to help you reduce waste, improve efficiency, and stay focused on what matters most.