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Southern Services C&D on Amy Lynn Drive is the local spot in Nashville for dropping off construction and demolition type loads and other community trash. Neighbors, contractors, and pickup drivers use it when hauling material that won’t fit in curbside bins. It sits on a roomy lot near the industrial side of town, so expect a working-yard feel rather than a tidy retail center.
Pull in to the entrance where there’s a small booth to check in and tell them what’s being brought in. The site has wide drive lanes and piles or containers for different materials, so follow the staff direction or the painted arrows and signs. Trucks and trailers are common here; back-up space is available but tight when it’s busy. Weekends and spring cleanup times usually mean a line of vehicles waiting to get through the gate.
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Before You Go
- Have materials sorted in the truck or trailer before getting to the booth so unloading goes faster and fewer trips across the yard are needed.
- Bring gloves, boots, and eye protection; this is a working yard with nails, plywood edges, and loose debris underfoot.
- If hauling a trailer, approach slowly and use the wider lanes to avoid tight turns; some spots have limited room to swing a long trailer.
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