We had some big trash at home that couldn't go into our regular trash bins for pickup, so I started looking around for city dumps. Puente Hills MRF was the closest facility to me. This place looks nice to drive up to, and is well organized. There are signs as you drive up the road that let you know which lane you should stay in for your dumping. upon arrival at the scales make sure you follow the clearly posted signs; it'll make your experience easier. The staff was courteous all throughout, and they ensure you're safe. A must have is a breathing mask; it's hard to breath with all the dust and fumes. Also, you'll need a reflective construction vest, but if you don't have one they sell them for $4.00. I dumped some drywall and 2x4s, a small truckload. The...
   Read moreA very organized and funcional landfill. You come in, your vehicle & waste are weighed and you are charged accordingly. I had roughly over half a ton of concrete & was charged $60. Other sites would’ve charged me $80. Then you are given a ticket and you are directed to where you can safely dispose of your waste. A big heads up, bring a safety vest or you will have to...
   Read moreHad some material to haul away. This place was a good choice. $77 a load and there is no waiting if you go early, mid week. Remember to bring a reflective safety vest or they have them for sale. You can't get in there without one. Lol...I never thought I would be asked to review a municipal dump/recycle center before. Sorry no photos of the mountains of refuse...
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