Community Involvement

Supporting local cleanups

From Fayetteville, Hope Mills and Spring Lake to Raeford, Stedman and the smaller towns across the area, we look for ways to help the people and groups that keep our towns going. When a neighborhood association, a school, a sports club or a volunteer crew runs a cleanup day, a beautification day or a roadside or creek cleanup, the hard part is always the pile at the end. A roll-off dumpster is often exactly what they need, and we are glad to help.

One honest tip: some of the work is already covered. Fayetteville's crews collect up to five bulky items and limb piles within the size limits free, and Cumberland County's container sites take homeowners' household trash and yard waste. Check those first. If your project is bigger than that, call us.

Responsible disposal

Keeping the area clean also means sending what we haul to the right place. We sort and route materials to the proper facilities — clean yard waste and wood to compost and land-clearing sites, clean concrete, brick and rock to the landfill's inert area, metal and cardboard to recycling — whenever possible. North Carolina bans used oil, appliances, whole tires, lead-acid batteries, computers and TVs from landfills, so they stay out of the box — and household chemicals from Cumberland County homes go to the county's free Household Hazardous Waste Center on Wilkes Road, not the container.