Environmental Transload Services (“ETS”) is a Construction & Demolition and Municipal Solid Waste transload facility located in Bronx, NY. The facility serves local transfer stations by providing an efficient and low-cost method to transport various waste types out of the New York Metro Area via rail. Customers load specialized containers which are then transferred directly onto railcars at the ETS site for rail shipment. The site has the capacity to handle 1,750 tons of C&D and MSW per day.

Services Offered: Transload of containerized Construction & Demolition debris and Municipal Solid Waste onto railcars for transport and eventual disposal at the Tunnel Hill Reclamation Landfill in Ohio.

Street Address:
100 Oak Point Avenue
Bronx, NY  10474
718-328-5700

Coastal Paterson is a leading Construction & Demolition debris transfer station located in Paterson, NJ, serving the New York Metro Area. Paterson is an enclosed rail-served transfer station currently permitted to accept up to 950 tons of C&D per day.

Services Offered: One World accepts C&D from haulers in the region, loads the waste onto railcars in its facility, and transports the waste to Tunnel Hill Reclamation in Ohio for disposal.

Street Address:
30 4th Ave #36
Paterson, NJ 07524

Coastal Farmindale is a leading Construction and Demolition debris transfer station located in Farmingdale, NY, serving the New York Metro Area. Located on Long Island, Coastal Farmingdale is an enclosed rail-served transfer station with the ability to accept up to 2,500 tons of c&D per day and one of the only 2 rail-served transfer stations on Long Island (the other, Costal Distribution – Paterson, is also owned by Tunnel Hill Partners).

Service Offered: Coastal Farmingdale accepts C&D from haulers in the region, loads the waste onto railcars in its facility, and transports the waste to THR in Ohio for disposal.

Street Address:
1633 New Hwy
Farmingdale, NY 11735

Tunnel Hill Reclamation Landfill is a fully-permitted Subtitle D landfill in New Lexington, OH. Located on over 2,200 acres, THR has over 150 million tons of permittable capacity. THR is also rail-served, able to receive loaded rail cars via the Ohio Central Railroad (owned by Genesee & Wyoming), which has connections to both the CSX and Norfolk Southern railroads. The landfill is able to accept up to 8,000 tons per day.

Services Offered: THR is able to accept a wide variety of waste types including Municipal Solid Waste, Construction and Demolition Debris, Contaminated Soils, Drill Cuttings and Specialty Wastes.

Visit this Affiliate’s website: www.tunnelhillandfill.com