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Disposal Site
Sampson County Disposal, LLC
Sampson County Disposal, LLC, 7434 Roseboro Highway, Roseboro, 28382, North Carolina
Sampson County Disposal on Roseboro Highway is the local place folks bring household and yard material for disposal. Residents and small haulers use it for routine cleanups, and rules and fees can vary since state environmental agencies oversee these kinds of sites in North Carolina.
The operation is pretty no-frills: there’s usually a booth or gate at the entrance and places to pull up to unload. Expect gravel drives, open piles and big containers, and trucks backing around the site, so go slow. Many drivers stop at the entrance, drop off where directed, then exit past the check point. Weekends and seasonal cleanup times tend to be the busiest, so lines are common then.
Facility Information
Before You Go
- Sort loads at home - separating brush, metal and bulky items will speed unloading and keep things moving.
- Secure loose loads with a tarp and straps and bring gloves and sturdy shoes; the ground is often gravel and there can be sharp stuff.
- Try to go on a weekday morning if possible; weekends, especially during spring or fall cleanups, usually have the longest waits.
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