Gentilly Landfill LLC

10200 Almonaster Ave New Orleans LA 70127 USA

4.2 (43 reviews)

landfillC&D debrisconstruction demolition

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About this center

Gentilly Landfill is a 200-acre Type III solid waste facility owned by the City of New Orleans and operated by AMID/Metro Partnership, LLC, located at 10200 Almonaster Avenue in eastern New Orleans. The site is permitted by the Louisiana Department of Environmental Quality to accept construction and demolition debris, wood wastes, and yard trash. Disposal fees run $5.50 per cubic yard for standard C&D and $8.50 per cubic yard for XL C&D loads, with a $25 minimum. The facility is open Monday through Friday 7am–5pm and Saturday 7am–12pm.

Materials accepted & services

landfill C&D debris construction demolition yard trash wood waste solid waste New Orleans

Services offered

C&D debris disposal
XL C&D debris disposal
Mattress disposal
Re-load service

Areas served

New Orleans, LA

Frequently asked questions

What materials does Gentilly Landfill accept?

The facility is permitted to accept construction and demolition debris, wood wastes, and yard trash as defined by LAC 33:VII.115. Mattresses are also accepted for a $25 handling fee per item.

What are the hours of operation?

Monday through Friday, 7:00am to 5:00pm (no hand unloads after 4:30pm). Saturday, 7:00am to 12:00pm (no hand unloads after 11:30am). Closed Sunday.

How much does it cost to dispose of C&D debris?

Standard C&D debris is $5.50 per cubic yard. XL C&D debris is $8.50 per cubic yard. There is a $25.00 minimum fee and a $50.00 re-load fee per occurrence.

Who owns and operates Gentilly Landfill?

The 200-acre site is owned by the City of New Orleans and operated by AMID/Metro Partnership, LLC. It is permitted as a Type III solid waste facility by the Louisiana Department of Environmental Quality.

Reviews & pricing

Note: Prices are user-reported and subject to change. Contact the center directly for current rates.

Ryan Lombard

a year ago

Google review

Wish I could give zero stars hazard to tires suspension employees think your truck can go thru hazardous material/wet sand 12 inches deep. This place could be way nicer for what they charge employees have attitude and are just plain ignorant. IF THEY WOULD PUT DOWN LIMESTONE OR CRUSHED CONCRETE THIS PLACE WOULDNT BE SO BAD.

Bernadette Green

a year ago

Google review

This place is creating a horrible living conditions for people who live near it. My sister lives in the East off of Chef Menteur Highway and several times a week you you can smell an awful odor in the air. She cannot go outside of her house when this odor is present.

John Couret

3 years ago

Google review

This has got to be the worst landfill within 50 miles. For starters the wait is over an hour on any given day. There’s literally 1 person taking the money even with a line of customers outside the yard and down the street there is ZERO urgency here. These people couldn’t care less how many hours you sit in their line. Once you do finally make it inside you have yet another line waiting for you because the guys at the tops of the hill are clueless and the guys working dozer are a joke. They sit in there machine and never clear paths so be prepared for nails in your tire 90% of the time. My advice would be to go to River Birch on the westbank. Same amount of vehicles gets through in a fraction of the time. This place is poorly managed by incompetent people. Fire these lazy people.

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