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Importico Disposal is a local disposal site on Baekeland Avenue that people from Middlesex and nearby towns use for household and small contractor loads. The place looks like a working industrial lot and gets regular traffic from residents dropping off bulky items and clean-up piles.
There’s an entrance booth and a lane to pull up, so be prepared to stop and let the attendant direct you. A vehicle scale is typically part of the flow at these sites, meaning vehicles often stop twice - once coming in and again when leaving. The yard is mostly open concrete and dirt with piles or containers for different kinds of material, and traffic can back up at the scales and tipping areas. Weekends and spring clean-up time are noticeably busier, so expect a wait if arriving during peak hours.
Facility Information
Before You Go
- Secure any loose items in the truck bed or trailer before driving in to avoid debris falling off while waiting in line.
- Have ID and any municipal paperwork handy; facilities in this area commonly check residency or permits.
- Plan for possible lines on weekends or early evenings-arriving earlier in the morning on a weekday can save a lot of waiting time.
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