Construction Debris: What You Can (and Can't) Take to the Dump
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(800) 338-8971Small-scale transfer and disposal site used by residents and local contractors in State College. Located on Clyde Avenue, it handles everyday household and commercial loads for the area around town. Regular drivers and landscapers swing through here between jobs or on weekend cleanups.
Drive up to a small entrance booth where attendants direct traffic; there’s usually a short line during busy times. A scale is typically used for vehicles entering and/or leaving, so expect to stop twice if bringing a trailer. The property looks industrial - paved yards, a cluster of roll-off containers and compactors, and trucks moving heavy loads; wear work boots if stepping out of the vehicle. Recycling and drop-off zones tend to be grouped to one side, while larger disposal areas are set back from the entrance.
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