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211 Waste Disposal on GA Hwy 211 in Winder is the small local disposal site folks from around town use when clearing out a garage or doing a yard cleanup. Neighbors, contractors and anyone with a load headed for the landfill tend to stop here because it’s the nearby option for dropping off household and construction debris.
Expect a working, no-frills setup rather than a polished campus; most people pull up to an entrance booth and then to a scale so there can be a weight taken before and after unloading. The yard itself has piles and compactors visible from the drive, and traffic flows from the highway entry toward the tipping area. Weekend mornings get busier, so lines can form and unloading can take a bit longer during peak times.
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Before You Go
- Cover loose debris with a tarp for the drive - it keeps wind-blown mess off the road and makes unloading neater.
- Load similar things together (wood in one corner of the truck, concrete in another) to speed up tipping and avoid extra trips around the yard.
- Aim for a weekday morning if possible; that tends to be quieter than weekend afternoons and moves faster.
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