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Solid Waste Facility
West Virginia Solid Waste Management Board
601 57th St SE, Charleston, WV 25304
(304) 926-0448A county solid waste facility in Charleston used by residents hauling household trash, yard debris, and recyclables. The site sits in a valley setting, so most users are local homeowners and small haulers from nearby neighborhoods.
There’s typically an entrance lane with a booth where vehicles pause before proceeding; many similar facilities also have a scale, so be prepared for a brief stop to weigh in or out. The site itself is open lot and industrial-looking - piles, roll-offs, and a few clusters of containers rather than landscaped grounds. Traffic can back up on weekend mornings and during spring cleanup, and winter weather can make the access road slick or slow-going.
Facility Information
Before You Go
- Secure loads with tarps or tie-downs; loose yard waste or trash can shift during the short drive through the site.
- Bring work gloves and closed-toe shoes - the ground and edges of containers are often dusty or muddy.
- Avoid peak weekend mornings if possible; midweek or late afternoon visits usually move faster if schedules allow.
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