This listing covers the landfill on South Railroad Street in Lewisville that the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality registers as the DFW Recycling and Disposal Facility. It is a Waste Management site, and WM's own facility record identifies it as the DFW Landfill at 1600 South Railroad Street — not 1601, which is the company's separate hauling depot immediately next door.

The important thing to know before driving out here is that WM's own facility record carries the words "closed to public" in its title. That is the operator speaking about its own gate, and it outranks anything a state permit list or a directory says. We previously showed reduced-rate arrangements for residents of certain contracted cities on this page, drawn from a state listing rather than from WM; those claims have been removed because we cannot stand them up against what the operator itself publishes.

What WM does document is the waste stream mix, and it reads as an industrial and commercial book of business rather than a household one: auto shredder fluff, biosolids, CERCLA waste, construction and demolition debris, municipal solid waste, oilfield wastes both E&P exempt and non-exempt, non-regulated industrial sludges, clean and non-hazardous contaminated soils, and yard waste. Hazardous waste is not accepted at the site. Customers reviewing the gate describe three inbound scales and a steady flow of trucks — a contractor and hauler operation.

If you are a householder in Lewisville, Carrollton or the surrounding part of Denton County with a load to shift, the two nearest gates we can confirm take self-hauled material are Camelot Landfill at 580 Huffines Boulevard in Lewisville on 972-492-3888, and the City of Denton Landfill at 1527 South Mayhill Road on 940-349-8041. Ring the DFW site on 972-315-5421 first if you want to confirm the access position for yourself before making the trip.