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Dump
Trash Dumpsters
2837 Scruggs Rd, Moneta, VA 24121
Small county dump on Scruggs Road serving Moneta residents and nearby rural folks. Looks like the kind of place people bring a pickup load or a trailer when cleaning out a house or yard.
A simple entrance with a booth and drive-up lanes where vehicles pull forward to unload. Large open bays and roll-off containers sit on a gravel yard; expect dust in dry weather and some mud after rain. There is usually a scale at facilities like this, so plan for a short stop coming and going. Weekends and early spring cleanup days tend to get busy, with a line of pickups waiting to get in.
Facility Information
Before You Go
- Load things so heavy items can be lifted out first; it makes dropping off quicker and keeps the truck bed balanced.
- Bring gloves, eye protection, and straps-sharp metal and loose debris are common and loads should be secured for the drive in.
- Avoid peak times if possible; midweek or mid-morning typically moves faster than Saturday or early-afternoon rushes.
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