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CGS Services, Inc. is a local waste disposal facility in Morristown that handles everyday trash from residents and small haulers. Neighbors drop off household loads and small commercial loads here, so expect a mix of cars, pickups, and trailers in the yard.
There’s an entrance lane with an attendant booth where vehicles usually stop first, then pull forward to the working area. The site is an open yard with roll‑off containers and drive‑up disposal bays rather than a curbside pickup setup. Many facilities like this have a scale near the entrance and separate containers or areas for different types of material, so drivers commonly make two passes: check in, then unload. Weekends and seasonal cleanups tend to be the busiest times, with lines forming at the entrance.
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Before You Go
- Know what you’re bringing and how it’s loaded on your vehicle - loose items should be secured so they don’t blow out while driving to the site.
- Plan for possible wait times on weekends or during spring cleanup; arriving early in the morning on a weekday usually skips the worst lines.
- Have the vehicle readily accessible (license plate visible, tailgate or trailer ramp easy to open) to speed up check‑in and unloading at the booth and disposal area.
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