Waste Disposal Near Fair Play, SC
30 facilities within 30 miles
Waste Eliminator - Oconee Transfer Station
Fair Play, SC · 2 reviews
#9 Port Bass Recycling Center
Fair Play, SC · 14 reviews
Shoal Creek Solid Waste Center
Lavonia, GA · 12 reviews
Reed Creek Conv Center
Hartwell, GA · 5 reviews
Townville recycling center
Townville, SC · 13 reviews
#3 Pinegrove Recycling Center
Townville, SC · 17 reviews
Shark Glass Recycling North America
Lavonia, GA · 9 reviews
#1 Strawberry Farm Recycling Center
Seneca, SC · 38 reviews
Oconee County Landfill
Seneca, SC · 38 reviews
Oconee County Solid Waste Office Complex
Seneca, SC · 8 reviews
#7 Toccoa Recycling Center
Westminster, SC · 9 reviews
Northeast Georgia Recycling (formerly Stephens County Iron and Metal)
Martin, GA · 14 reviews
#5 Richland Recycling Center
Seneca, SC · 15 reviews
Hart County Convenience Center
Bowersville, GA · 8 reviews
Hartwell Convenience Center
Hartwell, GA · 3 reviews
Hart Co. Recycling Center
Hartwell, GA · 14 reviews
Spring Valley Recycling
Seneca, SC · 9 reviews
Red Sand Recycling
Hartwell, GA
Chandler Recycle
Canon, GA
Carter's Royal Dispose All
Toccoa, GA · 70 reviews
Hart County Liberty Hill Convenience Center
Hartwell, GA · 3 reviews
Edward Hunnicutt's Recycling
Seneca, SC · 48 reviews
Anderson County Environment Services King David Recycling Center
Anderson, SC · 75 reviews
Stephens County convenience site
Eastanollee, GA · 3 reviews
#2 Metromont Recycling Center
Seneca, SC · 13 reviews
Hart County Solid Waste Department
Hartwell, GA · 37 reviews
Kite Hill Recycling Center
Clemson, SC · 17 reviews
#8 Five Forks Recycling Center
Walhalla, SC · 14 reviews
Peach State Auto Parts and Recycling
Canon, GA · 53 reviews
AMP Group, LLC
Eastanollee, GA · 2 reviews
About Waste Disposal Near Fair Play
Need to get rid of a load near Fair Play, SC? Where To Dump lists 30 facilities within 30 miles: landfills, transfer stations, recycling centers, e-waste drop-off, and scrap yards. Each listing includes hours, contact info, and Google ratings.
Call before you haul. Fees are usually charged per load or per ton, some sites only serve local residents, and accepted materials vary. Most regular facilities won't take paint, chemicals, or batteries. Check each listing for details.