Best Solid Waste Engineer Fayetteville Near Me

4worldlovers: If you’re looking for the best trash service in Fayetteville, Waste Management is here to help. We’re committed to going above and beyond when it comes to the commercial and dumpster rental services we provide throughout the area. As one of Georgia’s largest trash and recycling service partners, we pride ourselves on customer service and environmental stewardship because we believe that taking care of waste the right way today will lead to a cleaner more sustainable tomorrow. When you choose Waste Management, we don’t just become your waste services provider, we become your partner in sustainability.

Really appreciate the timely waste pick up. Especially happy with your communication of holiday schedule and any postponed pick-ups, if there are unscheduled truck problems or emergencies that may delay our normal service.

I never have issues of any kind with this service. The billing is correct, they send out a notice of any changes in service due to holiday, weather, etc., I put the trash out and they pick it up. I wish other companies were this well managed.

4worldlovers: Solid Waste Management operates 17 container sites for Cumberland County homeowners only. For information on the telephone, location, hours of operation and items accepted at each container site, view the Printable Map of Container Sites and Hours of Operations or scroll to the bottom of the page to go to the Cumberland County GIS Map of Container Sites to find the closest Container Site to you.

Homeowners may bring, at no charge per week, 4 cubic yards (one pick-up level load) of kitchen & bathroom debris or yard waste (grass, leaves, pine straw, brush and limbs less than 3' in diameter and/or 3' long) (no trailers). No commercial or permitted haulers allowed. Scavenging, loitering or concealed firearms are prohibited.

Acceptable items at container sites include: Household garbage, yard debris, flattened cardboard, glass bottles and jars, plastic bottles, aluminum cans, metal, textiles, electronics, TVs, magazines, newspapers and office paper, white goods, cooking oil, tires without rims (tires are limited to 5 per household per year) and vehicle batteries.

Unacceptable items include: Burnt debris or hot ashes, commercial industrial waste, construction demolition waste, dead animals, fluorescent bulbs, furniture, mattresses, gas cylinders, hazardous waste, or pallets.

Container sites will open until 4 p.m. on Saturday beginning June 13, 2020. The Warren site will reopen on Saturdays beginning June 13, 2020. Yard waste collection has resumed at the container sites.