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Best Way Disposal at 975 S Commerce Dr in Seymour is the local disposal site most residents and small contractors use to drop off trash and debris. It’s a practical, no-frills operation-work trucks and pickups are normal sights. Expect it to be busier on nice days and during seasonal cleanups.
Pull up from S Commerce Drive into a single entrance lane that leads toward a small booth or window area where traffic gets routed. Many disposal sites have a scale you pass on the way in or out, so be prepared to stop again if one is in use. The lot is typically gravel or packed dirt, so maneuvering trailers or low trucks can be a bit awkward, especially after rain. Weekends and spring cleanup times often mean a line, so plan for some wait time.
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Before You Go
- Secure tarps and cover loose loads-wind and bouncing debris slow down unloading and make a mess.
- Group bulky items together and make them easy to reach to speed up getting in and out.
- Bring gloves, straps or a shovel for heavy or awkward pieces; uneven ground and tight turns are common, so back in slowly and position carefully.
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