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A local disposal drop-off on 70th Ave E in Fife used by homeowners and small contractors hauling regular household or yard debris. It’s the kind of place people swing by when cleaning out a garage, trimming trees, or finishing a remodel. Expect other residents there on weekends and seasonal clean-up days.
Drive up to a clearly marked entrance off 70th Ave E and follow the traffic flow to the main drop-off/tipping area; signs usually point where to unload. Sorting of yard material and recyclables is commonly required in Washington, so bring separated piles if possible. The site is industrial in look - big open bays or containers and wide vehicle lanes for backing in. Lines can form, especially mornings and weekends, so be ready to wait a bit with a loaded truck or trailer.
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Before You Go
- Separate yard waste and recyclables before getting to the site so unloading is faster and less confusing.
- Bring tarps, straps and gloves - securing and covering loads keeps things from spilling in traffic and speeds unloading.
- Plan to go outside peak weekend times if possible; midweek or later afternoons often move quicker.
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