Private Garbage & Recycling Hauler Information

Trash Haulers permitted to collect in the Town of Perinton

Curbside Recycling FAQs

Perinton residents can choose from several private trash/waste haulers* that serve our community, ensuring competitive pricing and service options. Please note that some haulers have select service areas in the Town. Some exclusively offer residential and/or commercial services (HOAs).

Phone: (315)-597-1100

email: bandndisposalinc@gmail.com

Phone: (585) 254-7081

Contact: https://www.casella.com/contact-us

Phone: (585) 505-1500

email: info@dependable-disposal.com

Phone: (585) 352-3900

email: info@suburbandisposal.com

Phone: (585) 720-0978

Contact: https://seyrekdisposal.com/

Phone: (585) 254-3500

Contact: https://www.wm.com/us/en/support

Perinton Residential Refuse Program
Residential Drop Off Brochure (Free Recycling Drop Off)
Monroe County Solid Waste Reuse and Recycling Law
Mixed Recycling Information

Curbside Recycling FAQs

Recycling is picked up by your private garbage hauler if you live in the Town of Perinton, outside of the Village of Fairport. Please reach out to your hauler with any questions.

Your private trash hauler may provide you with a new recycling bin/toter, or allow you to use your existing bin/toter. Please contact your hauler with specific questions about bin/toter use. Many garbage haulers offer customizable garbage and recycling toter sizes and services.

If you no longer want or need your Waste Management recycling bin, it can be recycled curbside, or recycled for free at the Residential Drop Off Facility located at High Acres Landfill. For hours and information, please visit their website. A permit is required to use the facility, and can be obtained for free at the Perinton Town Clerk’s Office. Some haulers may allow you to use your existing bin/toter – please contact your private trash hauler.

Waste Management will continue to collect your curbside recycling. As of July 1, 2022, Waste Management recycling bins will be available at Fairport Village Hall, 31 S Main St.

Many garbage haulers offer customizable recycling toter sizes and services. Please contact your garbage hauler to determine what is available to you.

Haulers are responsible for providing recycling bins/toters. Please reach out to your garbage hauler for a new bin or recycling toter. If you live in the Village of Fairport, please reach out to Fairport Public Works at 585-421-3119.

Currently, Perinton residents can choose from six (6) separate haulers* that serve our community, ensuring competitive pricing and service options.

B&N: (315) 597-1100

Casella: (585) 254-7081

Dependable Disposal: (585) 505-1500

Suburban Disposal: (585) 352-3900

Seyrek: (585) 720-0978

Waste Management: (585) 254-3500

*Please note that some haulers have select service areas in the Town.

Please contact your garbage hauler for all recycling options available to you.

Perinton residents may recycle free of charge at the Residential Drop-Off Center located at High Acres Landfill. Residents can obtain a vehicle landfill sticker in the Town Clerk’s Office at Perinton Town Hall. For more information on the Residential Drop-Off Center click here, or call (585) 421-6214.

Town residents who choose not to hire a private garbage hauler can still take their garbage and recycling to the Residential Drop-Off Center located at High Acres Landfill. Perinton residents pay a discounted rate for garbage disposal, and recycling drop-off remains free of charge. Residents can obtain a vehicle landfill sticker in the Town Clerk’s Office at Perinton Town Hall. For more information, click here, or call (585) 421-6214.

Residents do not pay for recycling through their Town tax bill. Since 1991, state, county and local town laws have required garbage haulers to collect both garbage and recycling from their customers throughout Monroe County. Recycling was never a tax-based service.

Yes.  In 2014, the Monroe County Recycling Center started to accept Mixed Recycling materials from its recycling collector customers. Mixed Recycling means that paper materials no longer need to be separated from containers–they can all be mixed together. As a result of this upgrade, recyclables are no longer required to be sorted curbside.

Please note that some haulers use separate garbage and recycling trucks, while others utilize a split body truck which allows for both garbage and recycling to be collected in one truck.

Private garbage haulers will continue to provide their individual service for garbage, and now recycling, on the same day as your current collection. Please note that some haulers will offer biweekly curbside recycling; contact your hauler for the schedule.

Learn more from Monroe County’s Recyclopedia and website.

For instructions on curbside residential recycling and Mixed Recycling visit, www.monroecounty.gov/des-residentialrecycling.