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Dump-Eaze Trailer Trash at 8547 Morrilton Cir NW is the small local dump folks in North Canton use for household cleanouts and contractor drop-offs. Trucks and pickups show up regularly; the place feels practical and a bit rough around the edges rather than polished.
Expect to pull up to a small entrance booth or gate before getting into the yard - it’s a working lot with gravel and large piles or roll-off containers. Vehicles usually drive up to the obvious piles to unload, so having things sorted makes the process faster. Some places like this have a scale, so plan for a short pause again before leaving. Weekends, especially during spring cleanup, get backed up and lines are common.
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Before You Go
- Secure and tarp loose loads before heading over; that keeps things from blowing around while waiting and makes unloading easier.
- Sort big items at home into rough stacks (metal, brush, furniture) so it’s obvious where each load should go once on site and unloading moves quicker.
- Bring a helper for heavy items and try for early morning or weekday visits if possible - peak times can mean long waits.
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