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Read more →C & C Disposal Transfer Sta is the Pueblo spot where household and small commercial loads get dropped off, compacted, and sent on to a larger landfill. Neighbors and local contractors use it when hauling to a distant landfill would be too far or slow. It's on Quartz Street just off the main industrial stretch of town.
The site is a working transfer station: expect a drive-up entrance with a small intake booth and a scale area where vehicles line up. Bring the load to the booth for direction, then pull up to the tipping floor or chute area where attendants will direct where to unload. Vehicles are usually directed through twice - in for weighing and out again after unloading - so plan for a short wait if there are other trucks there. The property looks industrial: compactors, roll-off containers, and trucks moving loads in and out.
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