Getting around Greenwood is simple: the 72 bypass loops the city, and Highways 25, 34, and 72 all meet here. Uptown's Main Street is one of the widest in the state, Lander University sits just off it, and the old textile mill villages still shape whole neighborhoods. Lake Greenwood sits just east of town.
This is our core market, and our second dumpster lot sits right in town, which is why so many Greenwood dumpsters land the day they're ordered. Homeowners book whole-house cleanouts and remodels, builders keep dumpsters on subdivision jobs, and roofing crews swap dumpsters through tear-off season. Commercial renovations around Uptown round it out.
Placement in Greenwood depends a lot on which part of town you're in. The mill village streets have short, narrow drives where a 10 or 15-yard sits far better than a 20, while the newer subdivisions off the bypass have room for anything we own. Uptown is the one to call about first, because a dumpster that has to touch the street there is a different conversation than one on a driveway. Either way, nothing needs a permit on your own driveway. If the dumpster has to sit on a public street in Greenwood, permission comes from whoever maintains that road, either SCDOT or Greenwood County Public Works, and the permit guide explains how to tell which.
Every Greenwood address, mill village to bypass subdivision, prices off this card. Call (864) 871-4290 with yours and Ryan will confirm the price and the delivery day on one call.
Flat posted rates, and Greenwood pays them like everywhere else: $375 for a 10-yard, $440 for a 15, $469 for a 20, and $520 for a 30, with delivery, pickup and 2 to 4 tons of disposal already in the number. Anything over the included weight is $70 a ton. The pricing page has every size and rental length.
Usually a 10 or a 15. The mill village drives are short and narrow, and a 20-yard that fits on paper often leaves no room for the truck to pull straight in. Out in Greenwood's newer subdivisions off the bypass, anything we own fits fine. The size guide walks through it by project.
Not on your own driveway or private property. Uptown is the part of Greenwood where it comes up, because a dumpster there can end up on public pavement, and that needs a yes from the city before delivery day. The permit guide covers who to call.
Yes, and builders are a good share of our Greenwood work. Our second lot sits right in town, so subdivision jobs off the bypass are a short run. Tell us the lot number and where you want the dumpster and the driver will put it there.
For a Greenwood load it's $70 per additional ton, taken off the scale ticket the landfill hands our driver, so you're paying for real measured weight rather than an estimate. Every size already includes 2 to 4 tons. Roof tear-offs and plaster are the loads that usually go over.
Around Greenwood we run Hodges, Ninety Six and Ware Shoals, most reached straight off the bypass. Every town pays the same posted rate; the complete list is on the service area page.
Yes, the whole county. Beyond the city itself the Greenwood County pages are Ninety Six, Hodges and Ware Shoals, and one flat-rate sheet covers the lot of them, uptown loft to lake road.
Mostly out of our second lot, which sits right in Greenwood, so a city drop barely counts as a drive. The home yard on Mount Lebanon Road in Donalds covers the west side when that's the shorter leg.
Still stuck on something about your Greenwood job? Call and we'll answer it straight.
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Greenwood and the roads around it. Trucks reach Greenwood from the Donalds yard or the Greenwood lot, whichever sits closer.
Past Greenwood itself the same trucks reach Cokesbury, Coronaca, Promised Land and Bradley. Smaller places, same flat rate, and the drivers know the roads.
Call (864) 871-4290 with your address, or send the request online and a person will confirm it.