Construction Debris: What You Can (and Can't) Take to the Dump
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Read more →Conway Transfer Station on Old Cricket Hill Road is the small transfer station that most Conway residents use for dropping off household trash and sorted recyclables. It handles local loads that get compacted and trucked out rather than going to a distant landfill, so it tends to be busier than a private drop-off.
There’s a modest entrance booth where traffic is directed and vehicles pause before proceeding onto the site. A scale and compacting area are typical at facilities of this type, so expect to stop briefly on the way in and again on the way out if charges are by weight. Bays and containers for separated materials are usually grouped nearby, with a mix of open tipping areas and covered containers. Lines form easily on weekends and during spring cleanup, and the whole place has a practical, working-yard look rather than anything fancy.
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