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North Wake Multi on Deponie Drive is the local spot for folks hauling household junk, yard debris, and small construction loads in Raleigh. Drivers with pickups, trailers, and small trucks show up when doing big cleanouts or routine disposal.
There’s an entrance booth and a weigh scale near the front, so expect to stop before being directed to a tipping area. Pull-up lanes handle trucks and trailers, with larger open pads for big loads and smaller bins set off to the side. Heavy equipment works the site, so plan for dust, noise, and the typical working-site smell on warm days. Lines form on weekends and during spring cleanup, so waits can be longer than on a weekday.
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Before You Go
- Bundle loose material and wrap or bag anything that can scatter - it speeds unloading and keeps the truck bed cleaner.
- Bring a tarp and straps to cover loads; wind will turn leaves and light debris into a mess otherwise.
- If towing a trailer, give extra room when entering and position the rig so backing into a drop area is straightforward; weekdays and early mornings usually move faster than weekend afternoons.
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