Trash Dumping, LLC: Helping You Understand & Resolve Dumpster Charges

If you’ve received a communication from Trash Dumping, LLC, it’s because our surveillance system has detected you and/or your vehicle, at one of our monitored properties, unlawfully disposing of waste. Even though you may be allowed to dispose of basic household or business trash, you may have been identified disposing of unapproved items like furniture or hazardous substances.

To help you resolve your dumping charge notice quickly and conveniently, we provide an online payment option. You may also complete the Contact Form below and one of our representatives will reach out to you.

For each of the properties we monitor, our system is linked to a database containing information about authorized residents/tenants and their vehicles. We cross-check license plate and vehicle details against this database to identify any unauthorized disposal activities. Please keep in mind that authorized users may be penalized if they dispose of prohibited items.

After detecting a violation through our surveillance system, we issue a dumping charge notice to the involved parties and coordinate with property management to resolve and prevent future offenses. If necessary, we may take legal action to recover any losses from illegal dumping.

Our fees are calculated based on the additional expenses incurred by property owners due to waste overage, clean-up, and/or damages caused by illegal dumping.

Yes, our professional and friendly team members are ready to help you with your questions or concerns. For the fastest response times, please fill out our Contact Form and we’ll be in touch to assist you as soon as possible.

If you believe you have been contacted by mistake, please complete our Contact Form and one of our team members will reach out to assist you.

Prohibited items include any substances or items that are hazardous or bulky like furniture, appliances, electronics, freezers, refrigerators, etc. These may also include household trash that is deposited by an unauthorized user or overly large items deposited by someone who is authorized to use the facility for household or business refuse. These items increase the clean-up and disposal costs for the property owners.

Yes, according to Georgia Code § 16-7-52, part of Title 16 Crimes & Offenses, Chapter 7 Damage to & Intrusion Upon Property, Article 2 Criminal Trespass and Damage to Property, Part 3 Waste Control, unauthorized use of a dumpster located on private property is a punishable offense and may lead to prosecution or litigation.

We ensure the presence of clear signage at all our monitored facilities to help prevent such misunderstandings.