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Granite Solid Waste in Clovis is the local spot for dropping off household trash, yard trimmings, and recycling. People from nearby neighborhoods bring trailers, pickup loads, and bagged household waste here for disposal and sorting. It’s used mostly by residential and small commercial folks who need a place to get rid of mixed refuse without driving to Fresno.
Drive up to an entrance booth and be prepared to wait in line on busy weekends or during spring cleanup. There’s usually a scale to cross as you enter or exit, so plan to stop twice if the site charges by weight. Recycling and yard waste piles or containers are typically off to one side while general trash is dumped in large pits or compactors. The site is large and industrial-looking with heavy equipment moving material, so stay in your vehicle until it’s your turn to unload.
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Before You Go
- Sort recyclables and green waste beforehand as many California facilities expect separated loads and it speeds things up.
- Cover loose materials with a tarp or tie down items - windy days can scatter debris and make unloading messier.
- Bring ID or proof of residency for residential rates and be ready to back a trailer into a bay; have someone outside to guide if possible.
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