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Pump it or Dump it is the neighborhood dump many Las Vegas residents use when they need to clear out a truckload or do a home cleanout. The address is a P.O. Box in the 89103 area, so it's more of a working yard than a street-facing office. People swing by here for everyday household hauls rather than specialty disposal needs.
There will likely be an entrance booth or scale and a short line to get in, so plan to stop and wait a bit. The site looks like open lots with piles of materials and moving heavy equipment; pull up slowly and pay attention to traffic patterns. Unloading usually means walking a short distance and climbing onto a pile or into a container, so be ready to move items by hand. Weekends and spring-cleanup season tend to be the busiest times, with backups common.
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Before You Go
- Cover and tie down loose loads so nothing blows out on the drive and unloading goes more smoothly.
- Organize the truck bed ahead of time - keep bulky items together and set any scrap metal aside to speed the drop-off.
- Wear sturdy shoes and gloves, and bring someone to help lift heavy items; the ground can be uneven and there may be equipment nearby.
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