Williamston grew up around its mineral spring, and Mineral Spring Park still holds the center of town, with Highway 20 running through.
Home remodels and cleanouts are the regular run, and storm limbs out of the big old trees around the park district after weather. The roll-off sits where you point, park side or backyard side.
A lot of the work here is storm cleanup, and brush behaves differently from construction debris. Limbs and yard waste are bulky and light, so they fill a dumpster to the rail while the scale hardly moves, which means you size that job by volume rather than by weight. If a line of weather came through and you're looking at a pile of limbs, expect to want more dumpster than the weight suggests. Either way, nothing needs a permit on your own driveway. If the dumpster has to sit on a public street in Williamston, permission comes from whoever maintains that road, either SCDOT or Anderson County Roads and Bridges, and the permit guide explains how to tell which.
From Mineral Spring Park out to the town line, Williamston prices off this card. Call (864) 871-4290 with yours and Ryan will confirm the price and the delivery day on one call.
Williamston pays the posted rates, same as everywhere: $375 for a 10-yard up to $520 for a 30, with delivery, pickup and the included tonnage in the number and $70 a ton past it. Rates by length are on the pricing page.
Bigger than your first guess. Brush stacks full of air, so a Williamston limb pile that looks like a 10-yard load usually wants a 15 or a 20 once it's actually in the dumpster. Weight is never the problem with limbs; running out of room is. Cutting pieces shorter packs them tighter, which buys you space.
Wherever you point in Williamston, park side or backyard side, as long as it's flat and solid with room in front for the truck to pull straight up. Keep the overhead clear of limbs and lines, which matters here more than most places after a storm has already loosened things.
Not on your own property in Williamston. A dumpster that has to sit on a public street is the case that needs permission first, and which office gives it depends on who maintains that particular stretch. The permit guide explains how to tell.
It's $70 per additional ton off the scale ticket. Williamston storm debris rarely gets there, since brush is light for its bulk. Remodel and roofing loads are the ones that go over the included 2 to 4 tons.
Williamston's nearest pages are Belton, Piedmont and Anderson, mineral-spring country down to the rail towns. One rate card across them all; the rest is on the service area page.
Yes. Williamston rides with our other Anderson County pages, Anderson, Belton and Honea Path. Park side or highway side, the county's flat rate holds.
Williamston loads start at the home yard in Donalds, the clear closer of the two, with the Greenwood lot nearly double the haul. Northwest up the range, and the number on the invoice is the one posted before the truck left.
Anything that list didn't cover for Williamston, we'll go through on the phone.
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The Williamston area we cover, drawn around the town itself. Give us a Williamston address and we'll tell you right off whether it's in.
The route past Williamston picks up Pelzer, Centerville, Homeland Park and West Anderson as well, off the same two lots and on the same posted rates.
Call (864) 871-4290 with your address, or send the request online and a person will confirm it.