Construction Debris: What You Can (and Can't) Take to the Dump
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Read more →1402 Little Buck Creek Rd, Underwood, WA 98651
(509) 493-3313Small county transfer station in Underwood that locals use when hauling yard clippings, construction debris or a truckload of household trash. Most people from Skamania County who don't want to drive to a distant landfill stop here because the site compacts loads and trucks them out.
Drive up a short access road to an entrance booth and be prepared to pull up to a scale; many transfer stations charge by weight so stopping twice is common. The site feels industrial - big concrete bays, compactors, and roll-off containers are visible from the drive. Recycling and yard-waste areas are usually grouped near the entrance to keep things separated, and weekends and spring cleanup times tend to be noticeably busier. Bring a tarp or straps so things don't blow out while waiting in line.
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