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Waste Facility
Honey-Go-Run Reclamation
Honey-Go-Run Reclamation, 10710 Philadelphia Road, Perry Hall, 21128, Maryland
A working reclamation site on Philadelphia Road used by Perry Hall residents for household cleanouts and small contractor drop-offs. It looks like an industrial yard rather than a tidy recycling center, and most users are local folks hauling bulky items and yard debris.
Pull up to a small entrance booth and be prepared to pause for directions; there’s typically a scale to cross on the way in and again when leaving. Traffic includes pickups and larger roll-off trucks, so move slowly and watch for backing vehicles. Expect several large containers and open tipping spots where people sort and unload their own materials. Lines can form fast on weekends and during spring cleanup, so wait times vary.
Facility Information
Before You Go
- Secure loose loads with tarps and straps before driving over; debris can shift or blow out during the trip and while unloading.
- Pre-sort items in the truck bed-keep bulky furniture separate from bagged trash to speed up unloading and get in and out quicker.
- Try for a weekday morning if possible; local weekends and post-storm days tend to be the busiest and longest waits.
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