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Waste Management - Denver Dumpster Rental is a local dump at 3600 E 48th Ave in Denver that handles community disposal needs for residents and contractors. Short drives from nearby neighborhoods make it a common stop during cleanouts and small construction jobs.
The site looks like an industrial yard with open bays and piles of material - not a tidy retail place. Vehicles tend to pull up to a central spot to drop off loads, and there’s usually signage directing traffic flow through the entrance area. Lines form on weekends and during spring cleanup, so there can be a wait before getting to the drop-off point. Bring something to cover loose material so it doesn’t scatter while driving in and out.
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Before You Go
- Aim for weekdays or early mornings to avoid the heaviest waits.
- Secure and tarp loose loads so debris doesn’t blow out while driving or waiting in line.
- Load large and heavy items so they’re easy to lift out first; it makes unloading quicker for everyone.
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