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Graham Road Processing Facility is the local spot in Brunswick where residents bring household trash and typical community disposal loads. Neighbors drop by with car- or truck-sized loads rather than big commercial hauls, and it’s the kind of place people use a few times a year for cleanups and projects.
Drive in off Graham Road and follow the lane toward a small entrance area with a booth and places to pull up next to the tipping area. There are open bays and piles or containers to unload into, and the site feels more industrial than a curbside pickup - bring something to cover loose material. In winter, the yard can get icy and snowbanks make maneuvering tighter, so give yourself extra room when backing a trailer.
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Before You Go
- Bring gloves and a tarp to keep things contained while unloading; loose debris can be messy and winds pick up easily on the yard.
- Aim for a weekday or early in the morning to avoid weekend lines, especially during spring cleanup or fall leaf drop.
- Make sure loads are secured and easy to lift out of the vehicle; tight turns and deep snow can make backing up with a trailer tricky here.
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