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Solid Waste Facility
Harrison County Solid Waste
495 Wonderbar Rd, Clarksburg, WV 26301
(304) 326-0086Harrison County Solid Waste in Clarksburg is the local spot for household trash, yard debris and general pickup/drop-off from around the county. It sits on Wonderbar Road off the main routes through the valley and gets regular use from residents and small haulers alike.
Drive in and approach an entrance booth where vehicles line up; there’s typically a place to pull up and wait your turn. The site is spread out with visible drop-off points and piles or containers set apart, so plan for a short walk from the vehicle. Weekends, and especially spring cleanup days, tend to be busiest and lines can back up onto the access road. Weather matters here-mountain roads and the site itself can be muddy or icy after storms, which slows everything down.
Facility Information
Before You Go
- Bring tarps or tie-downs for loose loads and gloves for handling brush or bulky items.
- Sort and load things in the order they’ll be unloaded so each stop is quicker.
- Aim for weekday mornings if possible; weekend afternoons are the most crowded.
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