Construction Debris: What You Can (and Can't) Take to the Dump
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A small-town transfer station used by Berlin residents who need to drop off household trash and broken-down bulky items. Most people from town swing by here instead of driving way out to a distant landfill. The place handles loads that get compacted and then trucked offsite.
Pull up to a manned entrance booth near the driveway where vehicles line up on busy days. The yard looks industrial - concrete tipping areas, compactors and large roll-off containers; recycling bins are typically grouped to one side. Vehicles are usually weighed and loads consolidated before leaving, so there’s a short holding area for outgoing trucks. Weekends and spring cleanup can have a line, while weekday mornings are generally quieter.
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