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Dump It - Dumpster Rentals & Garbage Service
2310 N Deborah Dr, Idaho Falls, ID 83401
(208) 681-5020Small-town dump on N Deborah Drive used by homeowners, contractors and anyone cleaning out a garage or doing a yard job. Close enough to town that most Idaho Falls residents swing by for a quick drop-off when clearing junk or remodeling. The site looks like a typical local dump rather than a polished transfer station.
Drive up to a gated entrance with a small booth and a place to stop; trucks and trailers line up on busy days. There’s usually a scale and a weigh-back on the way out, so expect to pull forward twice if it’s in use. Concrete pads, open piles and roll-off containers are the common sights; bring a vehicle that can back up or unhook a trailer for easier unloading. Weekends and spring cleanup bring noticeably longer lines, so plan for a wait if it’s a Saturday.
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Before You Go
- Secure loads with a tarp or straps so loose debris doesn’t blow out while driving through town.
- Bring gloves, boots and eye protection - the ground can be uneven and there are nails and sharp metal in piles.
- If hauling a trailer, have the tongue and hitch ready for quick unhooking; it makes backing into drop spots faster and keeps the line moving.
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