DumpSpots
Lakeside
8 facilities open to the public within 25 miles, 15 more on the permit list.
What are you getting rid of?
- Concrete
- Dirt & soil
- Construction debris
- Mattresses
- Furniture
- Appliances
- Refrigerators & AC units
- TVs & electronics
- Tires
- Paint
- Motor oil
- Antifreeze
- Batteries
- Household chemicals
- Pesticides & fertilizer
- Pool chemicals
- Fluorescent bulbs
- Propane tanks
- Yard waste
- Scrap metal
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Open to the public
- El Cajon Household Hazardous Waste Collection Facility
- Sycamore Landfill
- Ramona Household Hazardous Waste Collection Facility
- Miramar Landfill
- Miramar Household Hazardous Waste Transfer Facility
- Otay Landfill
- Chula Vista Household Hazardous Waste Collection Facility
- Escondido Household Hazardous Waste Disposal Site
Also permitted nearby
Transfer stations and recyclers on CalRecycle's permit list. Many serve haulers and contractors only; some take the public. Call before going.
- Inland Pacific Resource Recovery LLC
- Universal Refuse Removal Recycling & T.S
- EDCO Station
- SANCO Resource Recovery
- EDCO Recycling
- Ramona MRF And Transfer Station
- Miramar Greenery
- Allan Company MRF & Transfer Station
- EDCO Recovery and Transfer
- Otay Landfill Composting Operation
- Otay Organics Station
- Otay CDI MVPF
- Otay Mesa Compost Facility
- Amswede Recycling CDI Processing
- Escondido Resource Recovery
Used motor oil
45 state-certified collection centers within 10 miles take used motor oil from the public, free. Closest 6:
- O’Reilly Auto Parts #2595
- AutoZone #3341
- O’Reilly Auto Parts #2847
- AutoZone #5646
- Crest Auto Repair
- AutoZone #3365
All used-oil drop-offs near Lakeside
TVs & electronics
6 state-approved e-waste collectors within 15 miles. Call first; some are drop-offs, some do events or pickups.
- Nerd Recycling
- Allied Recycling
- Universal Waste Disposal
- USA Waste of California, Inc. (El Cajon)
- Ssubi Foundation
All e-waste collectors near Lakeside
Household hazardous waste programs
The City of San Diego operates a household hazardous waste transfer facility for city residents (appointment required), and the County and other cities run collection facilities and events for their own residents. City of San Diego Environmental Services
Before you haul it
- Couch, mattress or appliance? Most California cities include a few free bulky-item pickups a year with trash service. Call the number on your trash bill first; it may save the trip.
- Cover the load. Untarped loads are ticketed on the road and refused or surcharged at many gates.
- Landfills and transfer stations charge by weight with a minimum; many are card-only. Hazardous-waste sites are free for residents but need proof of address.
Nearby
Distances are straight-line from the center of Lakeside.