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Waste Connections in Deerfield Beach is the local disposal site for household and community loads, sitting on SW 43rd Terrace just off the main roads. Neighbors and small haulers tend to use it when regular curb pickup won’t do-expect a working, industrial feel rather than anything fancy.
There’s an entrance booth and a scale near the front, so vehicles stop, get weighed, and then head in to dump. The yard is large with separate piles and bays; yard waste areas are usually off to one side. Trucks and trailers are common, and lines build up on weekends and after storms when debris volumes spike. Watch for heavy equipment moving around and give big rigs plenty of room to maneuver.
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Before You Go
- Bring something to secure loose loads - wind and passing trucks can scatter light debris.
- Have the load organized before pulling up to the booth so unloading is quicker and less awkward.
- Avoid peak times if possible: weekday mornings tend to be less crowded than weekend afternoons or right after storm events.
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