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KC Dumpsters is the small town dump off Rocky Mound Road that people from Graham and nearby rural stretches use for getting rid of old furniture, brush, and construction scraps. Most users are homeowners, contractors with small loads, and folks doing a yard clean-up who need a place to drop things quickly.
The site looks like a basic county dump - wide gravel drives, piles and roll-off containers scattered around a cleared lot. Pull up to the entrance drive and follow the traffic flow to the nearest drop area for your load; paths are wide enough for trucks and trailers. There’s usually a central point where vehicles stop briefly before unloading, so plan to back up or maneuver trailers into position. Expect uneven ground in spots and dust when it’s dry, so drive slow and watch for loose debris.
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Before You Go
- Tie down loose items and tarp loads so nothing blows out on the way; it makes unloading less of a hassle.
- Bring gloves, sturdy shoes, and something to pry or cut items loose-handy for getting sofas or wet brush out of tight spots.
- Aim for early in the day or midweek if possible; weekends and spring clean-up times tend to be the busiest and slower to move through.
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