Construction Debris: What You Can (and Can't) Take to the Dump
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Convenience Centers and Recycling on Deep Hole Road is the little recycling center locals on Chincoteague use when cardboard and bottles pile up. Neighbors swing by with household recyclables, yard debris, and the occasional bulky item during seasonal drop-offs.
The lot is modest - think a couple of large containers and a small entrance booth near the driveway. Pull up to the booth and they’ll direct where to put paper, cardboard, glass and mixed containers; yard waste and larger items usually have their own spots. Expect a gravel parking area and separate bins or roll-offs; weekends and spring cleanups can get a line. There are sometimes special collection events for things like electronics or hazardous materials, so keep an eye out for posted notices.
Learn how to properly dispose of common items.

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