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Oak Hill Garbage Disposal Inc on Stanaford Road is the local disposal spot for folks around Beckley and nearby hollows. Neighbors drop off household trash and typical neighborhood cleanups here; it feels like a practical, no-frills county site rather than a fancy operation.
Drive up the long driveway off Stanaford and pull into the lane by the entrance booth; there’s usually a scale and a line of cars when it’s busy. A couple of compacted trash piles and roll-off areas sit out in the open, and the ground is gravel in places, so expect a bit of dust or mud depending on recent weather. Plan to sort and unload from the vehicle side rather than searching for staff to direct every move.
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Before You Go
- Aim for a weekday or early time-weekends and spring cleanups tend to stack cars and trailers up the road.
- Have loose items covered or tied down and bigger stuff already separated so unloading goes quicker.
- Bring gloves, a sturdy ramp or straps for heavy items, and shoes that can handle gravel or mud; mountain weather can change access quickly.
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