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Republic Services Honey in Perry Hall is the local disposal point most residents and small haulers use when clearing out a truck or a trailer. Located on Philadelphia Road, it sits in the busy Baltimore–Washington corridor and sees a steady stream of cars and pickups on weekends and during seasonal cleanups.
Expect an industrial-looking site with a gate or entrance booth and a large paved area with roll-off containers and occasional commercial trucks. Many people pull up to the booth or scale area first, so be ready to stop and wait a moment before being directed where to go. Unloading spots and containers are grouped together, and the place can back up on weekend mornings or during spring cleanup, so there may be a short line. The layout is practical rather than pretty - bring sturdy shoes and be prepared to climb into a truck bed or lean over a trailer while unloading.
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Before You Go
- Go early on a weekday or later in the afternoon to avoid the weekend rush and long lines.
- Sort and secure the load before arriving - loose items and mixed piles slow the process and make unloading harder.
- Bring gloves, a tarp, and basic tools (rake, shovel, tie-downs) so unloading stays quick and safe.
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