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(770) 474-9273 ext. 58220GFL Fairburn Transfer Station is the local transfer station on Bohannon Road in Fairburn, used by residents and small haulers who need to drop off trash and construction-type loads that get compacted and sent to a landfill. It’s the kind of place people use when hauling a truckload is easier than trying to find a distant landfill.
Drive in toward the entrance booth and be prepared to stop briefly; a scale is usually part of the process at transfer stations, so expect to see one on site. The yard looks industrial - concrete tipping areas, large bays and compacting equipment - and vehicles line up to unload into the pits. Pull-up pattern can feel a bit tight if there’s a backlog; weekends and spring cleanup times are when lines lengthen. After unloading the material is compacted and loaded into larger trucks to be hauled offsite.
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