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Sevier Solid Waste Inc on Ridge Road is the local spot for dropping off general household trash, yard debris, and likely some recycling options. Neighbors and small haulers use it when convenience centers or curb service won't take larger loads or mixed materials.
Pulling in at 1855 Ridge Rd, the property looks like a working transfer/collection yard rather than a storefront. There will usually be an entrance point with a small booth or gate and a cluster of larger containers and piles beyond - recycling bins and a yard-waste area are commonly found at facilities of this type. Drive-up access for trucks and trailers is typical, and vehicles often queue on busy weekends or during seasonal cleanups.
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Before You Go
- Bring something to secure loose material in trucks or trailers; wind can scatter lightweight items if not covered.
- Have loads sorted as much as possible before getting there - separating brush, recyclables, and general trash saves time once at the site.
- Expect weekend traffic to be heavier; aim for a weekday morning if aiming to avoid lines.
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