Construction Debris: What You Can (and Can't) Take to the Dump
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Read more →Hot Spa Cut & Fill Site, 10466 Spa Road, Niland, 92257, California
Hot Spa Cut & Fill Site on Spa Road is the local drop-off spot in Niland for residents and small haulers. It reads more like a working dirt lot than a polished city transfer station, and people bring cleanup loads and small construction debris here.
At a cut-and-fill site like this, the setting is open and outdoors - expect dirt surfaces, piles and the occasional piece of heavy equipment moving material. Vehicles generally pull in from Spa Road and swing wide to unload, so give trucks room to maneuver and watch for uneven ground. In California, many disposal sites ask that organics and recyclables be kept separate, so having materials roughly sorted before getting there speeds things up. Busy times, especially weekends or seasonal cleanups, can mean a short line and a bit of dust.
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