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Waste Facility
Niland Cut & Fill Site
Niland Cut & Fill Site, 8450 Cuff Road, Niland, 92257, California
Niland Cut & Fill Site at 8450 Cuff Road is the small disposal yard people in town use for pickup loads, trailers and the occasional contractor truck. Neighbors drop off household cleanup and construction debris there-it's very much a working lot, not a manicured recycling center.
The site is an open dirt lot with an entrance booth and a scale a short way in; plan to pull up to the booth first and expect to stop again after unloading. There are piles and roll-off containers scattered around the yard, and the surface gets dusty when it's dry. Larger trucks have room to maneuver but many drivers need to back into unloading spots, so be ready to reverse. Weekends and spring-cleanup mornings are when lines form.
Facility Information
Before You Go
- Sort organics from other trash before you get there-California facilities commonly require separating green/food material.
- Secure and cover loose loads; the lot is exposed and wind or passing vehicles can scatter light debris.
- Bring a vehicle setup that can back up or a trailer that detaches-unloading often means reversing into a pile and space is tighter when it's busy.
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