Construction Debris: What You Can (and Can't) Take to the Dump
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Read more →Kerrville Landfill, 3315 Loop 534, Kerrville, 78028, Texas
Kerrville Landfill on Loop 534 is the local landfill most people head to for big household cleanouts and larger commercial hauls. It’s out by the loop and looks like what a landfill should-big, dusty, and built for trucks rather than small cars. Neighbors and small contractors use it when curbside won’t take the load.
There’s an entrance area with a booth and a scale-landfills of this type typically charge tipping fees by weight, so expect to stop for a weigh-in. Pull up, get directed toward the drop area, then return to the scale for the final ticket; that extra stop is normal. The site is mostly gravel and dirt with open tipping cells and truck traffic; visibility can be dusty on dry days. Weekends and spring-cleanup times often have lines, so busy days can mean waiting.
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