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Waste Facility
National Serv
National Serv-All Landfill, 6231 MacBeth Road, Fort Wayne, 46809, Indiana
National Serv-All Landfill on MacBeth Road handles larger residential and contractor loads for folks in Fort Wayne and the surrounding area. Neighbors, landscapers, and local haulers use it when trash, debris, or yard waste needs to be taken offsite.
There’s an entrance with a booth and a scale house-approach slowly and be prepared to stop when directed. The site is large, with open dumping areas, big piles of material, and plenty of truck traffic; surfaces can be gravel or dirt and get messy after rain. Weekends, especially during spring cleanup season, tend to back up, so expect a wait at peak times. Navigation is usually by lanes and cones, so follow the flow and watch for heavy equipment.
Facility Information
Before You Go
- Sort and compact the load at home as much as possible so unloading goes faster and loose items don’t blow away.
- Secure tarps and fasten loose material before leaving-debris on the road is a common nuisance and a hassle to clean up.
- Wear sturdy gloves and closed-toe shoes, keep a safe distance from big trucks and loaders, and plan for uneven, muddy ground after wet weather.
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