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Custom Waste Transfer Station at 752 Landfill Rd in Claxton is where locals and small haulers drop off loads that get compacted and hauled to a landfill elsewhere. For anyone who'd rather not drive out to a distant dump, this place is the nearer option for bulky household stuff, yard debris, or construction leftovers.
There’s an entrance booth and a scale, so plan to pull up, stop, and be weighed before heading into the unloading area. After that, drive onto the concrete tipping floor to empty trailers or trucks; larger transfer vehicles run in and out to pick up compacted loads. The yard has heavy truck traffic and big roll-off containers or compactors, so take it slow and keep an eye on mirrors. Weekends and spring-cleanup times commonly get backed up, so a short line is normal then.
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Before You Go
- Sort and load like items together at home so unloading goes quicker and less rearranging is needed at the tip.
- Cover and tie down loose or lightweight material before leaving to prevent debris loss and a dusty mess in the yard.
- Drive slowly through the site and stay well clear of the compaction area - visibility around big trucks can be limited.
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