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Cumberland Waste Disposal Inc at 81 Stevens St is the local disposal site in Crossville where homeowners and small contractors drop off household junk and yard debris. It’s not a tidy transfer station-think working lot with big dumpsters and open piles. Expect a practical, no-frills place that gets busy at peak times.
Drive in from Stevens Street and look for the entrance booth and scale area where vehicles usually stop; many disposal sites charge by weight, so plan to pause on the way out as well. The yard is mostly gravel and dirt with large containers and open unloading areas, so larger trucks need extra room to swing. Follow the traffic flow through the site and watch for other vehicles and pedestrians - lines build up on weekends and during spring cleanup.
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Before You Go
- Tie down and cover loose loads so nothing blows out on Stevens Street; tarps and bungee cords save a lot of cleanup time.
- Wear sturdy gloves and boots and bring a tarp or dolly for heavy or awkward items-there’s a fair bit of walking and climbing into bins.
- Try to come earlier in the week or before midday to avoid the weekend rush; plan for some wait time during spring and summer cleanup seasons.
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