Ware Shoals grew up around its mill on the Saluda River, right where Greenwood, Laurens, and Abbeville counties touch. The mill village housing still lines the streets, and Highway 25 runs the north-south spine.
Mill-house renovations keep dumpsters moving here as those solid old homes get updated one at a time. Estate cleanouts are steady work in a town this settled, and when a storm drops limbs, the brush goes in a dumpster too.
Ware Shoals sits where three counties meet, which occasionally matters for more than trivia: the office you'd call about a dumpster on a public street depends on which side of the line the address falls. On private property none of that comes up. The mill housing here has the same short, sloped drives you see in the other village towns, and they take a 10 or 15-yard comfortably. Either way, nothing needs a permit on your own driveway. If the dumpster has to sit on a public street in Ware Shoals, permission comes from whoever maintains that road, either SCDOT or Greenwood County Public Works, and the permit guide explains how to tell which.
River side or mill hill, Ware Shoals runs on this exact card. Call (864) 871-4290 with yours and Ryan will confirm the price and the delivery day on one call.
The posted flat rates apply in Ware Shoals the same as anywhere: $375 for a 10-yard up to $520 for a 30, delivery, pickup and the included tonnage in the price, $70 a ton past it. Every rate by size and length is on the pricing page.
That depends on your address, because Ware Shoals sits where Greenwood, Laurens and Abbeville counties touch, and the office that handles a public street is the one whose side you're on. On your own driveway the question never comes up. The permit guide lays out how to tell.
A 10 or a 15 sits comfortably on the Ware Shoals village drives, which are short and often sloped toward the street. A 20 fits some of them and crowds others, so it's worth a quick description of your drive when you call.
Yes. Limbs and yard debris are regular work in Ware Shoals when weather comes through the river valley. Brush is bulky and light, so size that job by how much space it takes rather than by weight, and you'll rarely get near the included tonnage.
It's $70 for each additional ton, off the landfill scale ticket, so the charge matches what the load actually weighed. Ware Shoals mill-house renovations with plaster and old tile are the ones that tend to run heavy.
Ware Shoals borders Hodges, Hickory Tavern and Honea Path closest, tight little legs where three counties meet. Same rate card on every one; the rest is on the service area page.
Yes. The mill town threads three counties, but we file it under Greenwood with Greenwood, Ninety Six and Hodges. Whichever county your side of the river lands in, the flat rate is identical.
The home yard in Donalds sits just west of Ware Shoals, one of the shortest runs we make; the Greenwood lot is nearly three times the distance. East out of the yard, over, done, and priced flat like everywhere else.
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Ware Shoals sits inside the flat-rate area, and so does most of Greenwood County. This map shows roughly where the Greenwood County line falls.
Shoals Junction, Cokesbury, Waterloo and Bethel sit close enough to Ware Shoals to ride the same route, and they price the same. Call with the address and we'll get it placed.
Call (864) 871-4290 with your address, or send the request online and a person will confirm it.