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Irving Solid Waste Services on W Irving Blvd is the local drop-off for household trash, yard debris and common recyclables in Irving, Texas. Neighbors and small haulers come here when curbside options aren’t enough.
Drive in from W Irving Blvd and there’s an entrance booth with a scale near the front, so vehicles are often weighed. Pull up to the booth, then proceed to the area that matches what’s being dropped off - expect large roll-off bins and open piles. The site looks industrial: concrete and gravel, with heavy equipment moving around. Lines build up on weekends and during spring yard-cleaning season.
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Before You Go
- Sort materials before you get there: keep recycling, yard waste and regular trash separated to speed unloading.
- Plan for a short wait at the scale both coming and going; weekends are the busiest.
- Cover or tie down loose loads - windy days will scatter leaves and light debris around the yard areas.
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