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Davis Disposal, Inc. is the local disposal site off US-1 in Lugoff that residents use to drop off household and yard trash. Locals from around Kershaw County swing by here when the driveway pile gets too big or after neighborhood cleanups.
The site looks like a typical county disposal area - a small entrance booth, a wide drive-in area, and large open tipping areas and dumpsters beyond. There’s usually a scale near the entrance and loads are processed by weight, so plan for a short stop before and after driving through. Weekends, especially spring cleanup weekends, can have a line, and larger trucks or trailers need a bit of room to maneuver.
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Before You Go
- Bring tarps, straps, or a cover for loose loads so stuff doesn’t blow out on the highway.
- Try to time trips outside peak weekend hours if possible; weekday mornings tend to move faster.
- Sort what can be separated before getting there so unloading is quicker and less confusing for whoever’s directing traffic.
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