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Southeast Resource Recovery is the county-level drop-off spot in Newberry for household disposal needs. Locals and small haulers use it when regular curbside won't take something or for larger cleanups around town.
Drive up C And D Ln to a gated entrance with an attended booth and a traffic lane for trucks and cars. There’s a scale area for weighing loads, so vehicles often stop twice - coming in and going out. The site is mostly open concrete and roll-off containers, with signs showing where to pull up and unload. Weekend afternoons and spring cleanup season see the longest lines, and larger trucks share the same space as pickups and trailers.
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Before You Go
- Secure loads with tarps before leaving the house so things don’t blow out while driving through town.
- Try to come midweek or early morning to avoid weekend backups; bring something to cover a short wait just in case.
- Have items separated in the truck or trailer for quicker unloading and follow the posted traffic pattern so vehicles behind can keep moving.
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