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Winfree Road Landfill at 7965 Winfree Rd in Summerfield is the place residents and haulers use when trash can't go in the curb bin. It's a big, working landfill with a weigh scale and a tipping-fee setup - loads are weighed and charged, and commercial trucks do use the site.
Pull in and there’s a drive-on scale; vehicles get weighed and the fees are based on that weight, so plan to stop at least once. A small entrance booth and some signs/cones will point the way to where trucks should pull up and unload. The yard looks industrial - piles of compacted material, loaders moving around, and rough ground near the active area. Expect different routing for small residential loads versus larger commercial hauls, so follow the directions at the gate.
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Before You Go
- Consolidate trips when possible - tipping fees are by weight, so fewer trips usually saves money and time.
- Make sure loads are well tarped and secured; loose debris blows out, creates extra cleanup and slows the line.
- Watch for heavy equipment and deep ruts after rain; give big trucks plenty of space and take it slow on the roads inside the site.
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