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WelLandfillord Landfill
WelLandfillord Landfill, 595 Little Mountain Road, Wellford, 29385, South Carolina
WelLandfillord Landfill on Little Mountain Road is where the area’s non-recyclable trash ends up; both residents and commercial haulers drop loads here. It’s a working site with regular truck traffic, not a tidy drop-off center.
There’s a small entrance booth and a scale up front-landfills generally charge by weight, so expect to stop again on the way out after dumping. Vehicles are directed to a tipping area to unload and then return over the scale. The property is large and open with visible piles and compacted cells, and larger trucks are common at peak times. Expect a practical, no-frills layout rather than a paved, landscaped lot.
Facility Information
Before You Go
- Tie down loose material and use tarps; anything that blows out of a load makes the drive in and out more of a headache.
- If hauling with a trailer, keep it hitched and ready to back up-maneuvering space can be tight when a line forms.
- Weekends (and spring cleanup season) get busy; allow extra time or go midweek if trying to avoid a wait.
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