Construction Debris: What You Can (and Can't) Take to the Dump
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Read more →Rolling Hills Landfill, 583 Longview Road, Boyertown, 19512, Pennsylvania
Rolling Hills Landfill on Longview Road in Boyertown is where big loads that won’t fit at the curb get taken to be buried. Locals and commercial haulers both use it, so expect a working, industrial site rather than a neat drop-off center. In Pennsylvania, facilities like this are regulated by the DEP and typically charge tipping fees by weight; many landfills also accept commercial loads.
Drive in and there's usually a small entrance booth and a weigh scale - most landfills charge by weight, so plan on stopping to be weighed. The place looks industrial: gravel or packed dirt roads, heavy equipment moving material, and large exposed piles where trucks back up to dump. Residential customers often hit a minimum fee, while commercial loads are commonly tiered by tonnage and billed differently. Weekends and spring-cleanup times tend to be the busiest, so lines and slow traffic are common then.
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