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Transfer Station
Republic Services Cave Creek Transfer Station
1855 E Deer Valley Dr, Phoenix, AZ 85024
(623) 581-1855Republic Services Cave Creek Transfer Station is a transfer station in north Phoenix where local residents and small haulers drop off loads to be compacted and sent on to a landfill. It's the sort of place people use when the nearest landfill is a longer drive out of town. The address is 1855 E Deer Valley Dr, Phoenix, AZ 85024.
Drive up to an entrance booth and be prepared to follow staff direction to a tipping area or scale; these sites usually charge by weight, so a scale stop is common. The yard is open and exposed-sun, dust and occasional wind gusts are noticeable in Arizona’s dry climate. Recycling containers and unloading bays tend to be grouped to the right or straight ahead from the entrance, with large roll-off bays and compactors visible from the drive lanes. Weekends and spring cleanup times often have lines, so expect some waiting during peak periods.
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Before You Go
- Secure loads with tarps and straps - desert winds can quickly scatter loose debris during the drive or while unloading.
- Try to come on a weekday or earlier in the day if possible; weekends usually have the longest waits.
- Sort and stage materials in the vehicle before getting to the booth to make unloading quicker and reduce time parked on the tipping floor.
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