There was no line and dumping was an easy in and out. My only concern is the price keeps going up. If the price gets too high it might encourage illegal dumping
I've been coming to this dump and today they had some crook at the window who charged me 32 dollars on items I've been charged 15 dollars for and because he didn't like the fact that I questioned him he went high on my charge.
What an incompetent operation. We came with a small dump trailer and were charged $60 to dump mostly yard waste. No one directed us as to where to go - couldn’t see a where to back it in and the guy inside literally turned his back for over 5 minutes listening to his AirPods while a queue of people honked behind us. Send your people to Landers for training.
Don't know why anyone would talk good about a dump. It is what it is. Anyways, Every time I come here and I mean every time there's always at least that one person cutting the big line and getting ahead of everyone else who have been patiently waiting for 30-50 minutes. This place is a dump though so what can you expect 😂🥱🗑️
Also, when you're waiting for half an hour in the line here and it's 118° degrees outside, I would turn off the AC. Probably the engine too. I had the AC on and noticed the engine temperature gauge climbed to the maximum.
Best place if you have any home projects and have to discard a lot of waste. Just make sure to have a tarp over your dump or you will get charged extra.
Att. Home owners, I have to come here. I am a contractor in the valley and do mostly residential work when I have to come to this dump there is always a line it take 45 minutes to an hour to get through just to dump a truck load, I In turn have to charge you the home owners extra for this time, there seems no desire on the workers here to move at anything other than a snail's pace pretty frustrating for a contractor trying to make a living and trying not to over charge home owners for something beyond either of our hands. On the up side it's fairly inexpensive, on the down side the time waiting negates any up side by a lot.
I never get tired of going to this place. You drive up, weigh in, dump, then weigh on the way out. It's a streamlined place to go through. This place has a great crew. Marvin who runs the weigh station is there religiously and will get you in and out in no time. You would think that multiple run the scale but it's only Marving multitasking. Israel runs the manual dump side of refuse station. He takes his job seriously and is always there to guide you with the perfect answers to your questions. He also hustles to mitigate backups in the refuse station. From time to time you'll see Bret running multiple stations. This guy is polite and skilled. When all these guys are there, you just fly right through. It makes running my business easier when you have companies like this one to depend on.
Edom Hill transfer station is a local spot to dispose of commercial, residential, and industrial waste. They play a fundamental role in effective waste management for the Coachella Valley area. Megalith Junk Removal Services utilizes this location for proper removal of debris collected from our local residents.
Be aware that just plugging in the address into Google Maps takes you into the desert on dirt roads. In the wrong vehicle, you will get stuck! Instead, search “Burrtec Recovery & Transfer” instead!
Hopefully *ARMANDO* is not driving the machine. That guy is as rude as he can be, and he can not jusy get close to you with it. But if he feels like he will shake trash around so he can covered you with dust.
Very well run refuse transfer station. Marvin at the scale weighs you in and out at lightning speed. Then off to the dumping area, take the opportunity to take off your tarp before you enter the building. So your not holding anyone up. Commercial carriers and trucks and trailers with hydraulic dumps on the right, unloading by hand on the left. Wait for direction from burtec employees before entering building. Dump where directed and exit the building. Back to the scale to weigh out and pay. Usually very quick, but I have waited in line for an hour a couple of times.
Unbelievable this industry is still the same as it was 40 years ago. At least here in CV. Besides having to drive up this long winding road behind slow garbage trucks that won't pull to the side and risk head on collision with barreling downhill traffic in order to pass them, the place is disgusting, disorganized, and inefficient. And expensive! $10 for about 10 garbage bags of old clothes not even full ones. Is this really the best we can expect from all the money we pay in garbage collection fees? And, there was no monitoring for what people were dumping. My bags could have been full of body parts or murder weapons and there is no way any of that could be traced. Come on now, it's the 21st century, are we really just letting people throw anything they want into a hole in the ground? And, if we are, why does that cost$150 per year plus $1 for 20 lbs. of trash delivered to the hole itself.
If you love trash this is definitely the place to be! Treasures waiting to be discovered, one of a kind scenery, what more could a dirt grub like me ask for. Also good for disposal of ones junk I suppose.
End dumping here can be horrible unless your getting paid hourly. Every time I've dumped here it's at least and hour before your out of there. But staff are cool
Google maps navigation is wrong. I go here once a week and nav directions takes people to a dead end sand road. Stay on Varner and turn North on Edom Hills RD.. It will take you to landfill entrance.
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