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Local drop-off spot for household junk and small contractor loads on the north side of the county. People from Leander and nearby parts of Georgetown use it when they need to get rid of bulky items that won’t fit at curbside collection. It sits on County Road 269 so expect a more rural, no-frills setup.
Drive in from County Road 269 onto a gravel or paved entrance; there’s typically room to pull a truck or trailer up to open-top dumpsters or roll-off bins. Look for signs with basic instructions near the entry and for waste piles set against the back fence rather than covered bays. Vehicles usually queue during weekend cleanup times, and the ground can be uneven in places if it’s been rainy. Bring something to cover loose loads - wind can scatter lighter debris while driving in and out.
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Before You Go
- Load heavy items so they can be lifted or rolled; a dolly or at least one helper makes unloading quicker and safer.
- Wear sturdy shoes and work gloves; footing can be rough and there are sharp edges around bins.
- Arrive midweek if possible to avoid the weekend rush and have an easier time finding a place to pull up close to the containers.
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