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[JCLawn and more]

Landfills normally do.
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[gunsworth]

Originally Posted by perfect_lawns

Hey all, first official post here. I'm a small guy who normally avoids doing fall cleanups, but I had half-a-dozen or so customers ask for leaf removal this fall and I conceded. I said yes before looking into where I could dump them, though, thinking any old nursery that sells compost would take them. Turns out I was pretty wrong!

Does anyone have a lead on where I can dump leaves in Oakland County? I service the Troy/Rochester Hills/Auburn Hills/Pontiac area.

Socrra off coolidge 14.5mile. thknk the min is 30-35$ which is what you will be at if you have a regular pickup. i go there when i dont feel like driving to dump for free

[JCLawn and more]

You can always drive to some secluded road and uncover the leaves and let it fly
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[P.Services]

Originally Posted by JCLawn and more

Landfills normally do.
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No they dont. If a landfill takes dirt or leaves they will be in serious trouble.

A recycling branch of a landfill like veolia will. But not a dump.

[JCLawn and more]

I know 3 of them that will and have. We have no recycling centers in hillsdale and jackson county.
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[Mark Oomkes]

Originally Posted by TheXpress2002

Looks like as soon as Saturday morning wet flakes should be flying in your sandbox.
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Great!

Contracts don't start until Nov 1.

[perfect_lawns]

Originally Posted by P.Services

environmental wood solutions over by great lake crossings. I know he will take them he may charge a little but its just pocket change.

Fantastic! Pretty nearby too. I really appreciate it. Thank you!

Originally Posted by P.Services

No they dont. If a landfill takes dirt or leaves they will be in serious trouble.

A recycling branch of a landfill like veolia will. But not a dump.

That's what I was told almost every place I called. Apparently the EPA doesn't allow yard waste and landfill waste to mix. I'm sure some places ignore it though.

Thanks all!

[Lightningllc]

Hope those leaves don't wind up in our mulch.
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[P.Services]

Originally Posted by Lightningllc

Hope those leaves don't wind up in our mulch.
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ohhh you know they do!!! charge to take them in and then charge for the mulch. win win.

[cuttingedge13]

I am looking for someone to take care of a lawn in Taylor for one of my very good clients. Probably a couple of cuts and some fall clean-ups. Let me know if you service that area.

Brian
(734) 216-6201