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Linden Garbage Cleanup & Dumpster Rental at 813 Amboy Ave is the local dump in Perth Amboy where residents and small contractors bring loads to dispose of. It's a working, no-frills spot that locals use for quick drop-offs rather than anything fancy.
Look for an entrance booth and a weigh scale near the gate; most vehicles pause there before heading to the open tipping area. Drive lanes are laid out for backing a pickup or roll-off trailer into a dumping spot, so expect some tight turns while maneuvering. Large piles and roll-off containers are visible from the drive lane, and people moving between lanes is common, so move slowly. Weekends and spring-cleanup season get busy, so allow extra time if arriving during peak periods.
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Before You Go
- Sort materials and remove tarps before reaching the booth to speed the process when it's time to dump.
- Bring a helper to act as a spotter when backing in - the aisles can be narrow and a second set of eyes keeps things safer.
- Wear sturdy gloves and boots; there’s usually loose debris underfoot and some lifting or shifting of items once at the dump.
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