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GFL Sampson County Disposal is the local disposal site on Roseboro Highway that people from Roseboro and nearby towns use when they need to get rid of household and bulky trash. It sits at 7434 Roseboro Hwy and sees a mix of residential drop-offs and contractor loads. Expect a working, no-frills place rather than anything slick or landscaped.
Pull in off the highway and prepare to stop at an entrance area; many disposal sites like this have an intake booth and a scale, so a brief hold-up on the way in and out is common. The ground is mostly compacted gravel and packed dirt with areas for roll-offs and larger trucks, so drive carefully and watch for big vehicles. On busy days there are lines, especially weekends and seasonal cleanups, so unloading can take longer than planned. Have the load staged and ready to toss to speed things up once directed where to go.
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Before You Go
- Pre-sort and stage materials in the truck or trailer before getting there - it saves a lot of time instead of sorting beside the drop-off area.
- Cover loose loads with a tarp and secure straps; loose debris makes unloading messier and can spill out on the drive.
- Avoid peak times if possible; weekends and spring cleanup periods are when lines and wait times grow, and maneuvering a trailer can be tighter during busy periods.
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