Newbs and the dump. We had some home renovation materials to dump. Instead of renting a dumpster like we should have, we loaded up the bed of our truck and took it to the Monroeville landfill. Getting there, the guy told us they would hold our credit card until we get back. HEADS UP: Every person needs a hard hard, steel toe boots and a visible vest to get out of the car/truck at the dump to unload. They let us buy a hard hat and vest there. Make sure to have your vehicle registration ready. You might wanna wear long sleeves and a mask to help with the stinky air when you get to the dump sight. We had a hard time finding the actual place to dump our stuff at once we left the credit card at the trailer. There weren't really any signs indicating where we should go, so we just tried to follow some of the city waste trucks. There were some people in CAT vehicles creating paths in the landscape. They honked and pointed at us to show us the way because we were clearly lost. We unloaded and it smelled pretty bad all the while. It was quite the adventure. Everybody else seemed to get in and out pretty smoothly. The person in the trailer who charged us and gave us back our credit card was very cordial. It is probably most cost effective to just rent a dumpster, but oh what fun. read more

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The overall experience was poor with the price being very high and the employees being not friendly. It started with the weigh station employee speaking very quickly at me, saying that the base rate is $130 plus whatever your weight, which I thought was super high for only having 1/4 ton of old deck lumber. Then I drive up to dump to the dumping area and the employee running the machine is pointing to go backwards, so I did, yet that was the wrong direction and he wanted me to back in at an angle, but he sure did have a very short temper. Overall would not dump here anymore due to my experience. FUN FACT: bring your own neon vest and hard hat or they will CHARGE YOU $20! read more