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Sure Disposal Solutions LLC is the local disposal site off Oak Creek Circle that residents use for household cleanouts and yard debris. Drive-up access and a small entrance booth make it feel like a neighborhood spot rather than a big county complex.
Pull in past a simple security/entry booth and follow the lane toward the tipping area and containers. There’s a scale and trucks frequently stop to be weighed, so expect a short pause on the way out. The site looks utilitarian - roll-off containers, paved drives with some gravel shoulders, and a few signs marking where to dump different loads. Weekends, especially in spring, can get backed up and lines form at the booth.
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Before You Go
- Bring tarps and straps so loose debris stays put; staff don’t handle personal tie-downs and a messy load slows unloading.
- Arrive early on Saturdays if possible-lines get long and backing into a container spot is easier before it fills.
- Sort bulky items in the truck beforehand so unloading goes quicker (keep mattresses, branches, and construction debris separate).
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