Construction Debris: What You Can (and Can't) Take to the Dump
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Read more →Tucker County Landfill, 284 Landfill Road, Davis, 26260, West Virginia
Tucker County Landfill sits on Landfill Road in the Davis/Thomas area of Tucker County, West Virginia and is used by local homeowners and haulers alike. It’s a small county landfill - the kind of place people bring their household junk, construction debris, and contractor loads rather than a big regional transfer station. Locals swing by with pickup loads or trailers; commercial haulers sometimes use it too.
There’s usually a scale and a small scalehouse/booth at the entrance where trucks are weighed, so plan on pausing to be weighed in and then again when you leave. Tipping fees at facilities like this are typically charged by weight, with a minimum fee for very small residential loads. After the scale you’ll be directed to the active tipping area - expect gravel roads, an open waste cell, and a spot to dump and move on. Weekends and spring cleanup times can get backed up, so lines and waiting are common.
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