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Convenience Center
Edgefield County Convenience Center
32 Timberland Ln, Trenton, SC 29847
Edgefield County Convenience Center in Trenton is the small county-run drop-off spot locals use for household trash, recyclables, and yard debris. Neighbors swing by with pickup loads, bags from a weekend cleanup, or a few bulky items that don’t fit in curbside cans.
The site is the kind of compact convenience center with a few large roll-off containers and smaller recycling bins rather than a full-scale landfill. Drive up, sort items at the edge of your truck or trailer, and then approach the appropriate container to unload; some centers have a simple booth or scale area, others are unattended. Expect short lines to form on weekend mornings and especially during spring cleanup; the place looks utilitarian - gravel or paved lanes, metal bins, and basic signage pointing to each container.
Facility Information
Before You Go
- Bring everything already sorted into trash, recyclables, and yard waste so unloading is quick and other cars don’t have to wait.
- Secure loose material in tarps or tied-down bags before driving in; wind can scatter leaves and trash on the access lanes.
- Aim for a weekday morning or late afternoon if possible-weekends, particularly spring weekends, tend to be busiest-and have proof of county residency handy if it's required.
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