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Dump Binz on Nivison Ct is the local dump in Fuquay-Varina that locals use for household cleanouts and small contractor loads. It’s a plain working yard-open piles, roll-off containers and a few lanes to drive through. Most visitors are residents dropping off bulk trash or yard debris.
There’s a small entrance booth where vehicles check in and a drive-over scale, so trucks often get weighed coming and going. Pull up to the booth and the attendant will direct traffic to the right drop-off area; expect a gravel surface and big open piles rather than fancy bays. Recycling-type bins tend to sit off to one side, while bulk dumpsters and open areas take up the center of the yard. Lines can build on weekend mornings, and trailer backing requires a bit of room, so be prepared to maneuver slowly.
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Before You Go
- Have an idea of how much material is being hauled-the site uses a scale and vehicles are typically weighed at entry/exit.
- Bring gloves, a helper and something to hold slippery or awkward items; most drops are hands-on and require a second pair of hands.
- Skip peak times if possible: weekdays or later mornings usually move faster than weekend early-bird crowds, especially during spring cleanup season.
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