Construction Debris: What You Can (and Can't) Take to the Dump
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(804) 746-0316Mechanicsville Convenience Center on Verdi Lane is the small, neighborhood drop-off for household trash, recyclables, and yard debris. Locals swing by for quick cleanups or to empty a truckload after weekend projects. Expect it to feel compact-built for short stops, not long hauls.
The site is the typical convenience-center layout: a paved pull-up area with a few large containers and room to maneuver a car or small truck. There may be an attendant booth or a scale at some centers, so be ready to pause while sorting or paying. Bring items already separated into trash, recyclables, and yard waste to make the unload quicker. Maneuvering a trailer can be tight, so plan for limited turning room and a short walk from where you park to the containers.
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