Construction Debris: What You Can (and Can't) Take to the Dump
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(276) 694-6749Small county transfer station off Transfer Station Lane in Stuart used by local residents hauling household trash and yard debris. Visitors drop loads here so trucks can compact and haul them to a larger landfill elsewhere, which makes it a handy option if driving to the distant landfill isn't appealing.
Pull into a single-lane entrance and stop at a little booth where they check vehicles; there’s usually a scale either before or after that booth and loads are typically weighed. Drive toward the tipping floor area where larger trucks compact material; the site looks industrial - concrete pads, metal ramps, and tall retaining walls. Recycling or special drop-off bins are often off to one side, and weekend lines can form during peak cleanup times.
Learn how to properly dispose of common items.

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