Construction Debris: What You Can (and Can't) Take to the Dump
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800-963-4776Small transfer station used by Williamston residents when hauling household cleanup or yard waste that’s easier to drop off here than drive out to a landfill. Locals tend to use it for quick runs rather than big commercial hauls. It feels like a practical, no-frills place - not fancy, but useful when the pickup or trunk won’t cut it.
Drive up to an entrance area with a booth and a scale; loads are usually weighed and charged by weight at places like this, so plan on a short stop twice. Vehicles line up on busy weekends and spring cleanup days, so there can be a wait if several people are dumping at once. The site is mostly concrete and heavy equipment - expect compacted piles and transfer trucks moving material farther away. Recycling bottle and can returns in Michigan can affect what goes where, so having recyclables separated makes things quicker.
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