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800-963-4776Disposal Service, Inc. (DSI) Landfill in Hurricane is the big burial site out on Route 34 where residential and commercial loads end up. Locals drop off pickup loads, contractor trucks, and everything the town no longer wants buried. Because West Virginia’s terrain funnels traffic through valleys, this is the place folks from nearby hollows come to with full trailers.
There’s a gated entrance with a scale house up front where trucks get weighed-expect to stop twice if bringing a trailer. Pull into the lane, show any required paperwork at the booth, then follow the workers’ hand signals or traffic cones to the active tipping area. The site is largely open dirt and compacted cells; on wet days the access roads can get slick and muddy. After dumping, most vehicles head back over the scale for final weighing before leaving.
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