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Skyline RDF is the local disposal site on N Central Ave that people in Ferris use for household cleanup and small construction debris. Neighbors and contractors both drop off loads here, so plan for a mix of cars, pickups, and trailers.
The entrance is off 1201 N Central Ave and the driveway is wide enough for trucks and trailers to swing through. There’s usually a clear flow for vehicles to pull in, unload, and leave, though larger loads can take a bit longer to handle. The yard looks like a working industrial site - piles, bins, and heavy equipment are common sights, so wear sensible shoes and keep a safe distance. Weekends and spring cleanup times tend to be the busiest, so expect some wait if arriving then.
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Before You Go
- Have loads reasonably sorted and secured so unloading is quicker and safer - loose trash blows around and slows things down.
- Bring gloves, sturdy shoes, and something to cover or tie down loose material in trailers or truck beds.
- Try to go during weekday mid-mornings if possible; the site clears faster then compared to weekend peak times.
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