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Dump
Dump 'N Go llc
3963 N Woodlawn Ct STE 4, Bel Aire, KS 67220
Small neighborhood dump used by Bel Aire residents and local contractors for hauling off household and construction debris. Short drive off N Woodlawn Ct; most people stop here when they need a quick drop-off rather than heading to a distant regional landfill.
The site looks like a working lot more than a tidy transfer station - driveways, piles, and trucks coming and going. Pull up into the main yard and find a place to unload; people usually bring trailers or pickup loads. Weekends, especially during spring cleanup, get busy and there can be a line of trucks waiting to get in. Wear old clothes and plan for a bit of dust or mud depending on the weather.
Facility Information
Before You Go
- Secure loads with tarps or straps so nothing blows out while driving to the site.
- Bring gloves, a shovel or broom for loose material, and footwear that can handle gravel or mud.
- Expect other trucks and be ready to back a trailer carefully - having a spotter can save time and stress.
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