Check town pickup before setting out renovation waste
The town describes its Monday pickup as residential bulk-item collection. Source: Town sanitation schedule
Ask Public Works whether the town will collect each renovation material before placing debris at the curb.
Review the junk disposal guide for general curbside exclusions and drop-off options.
Construction and demolition debris disposal
Horry County operates a construction and demolition debris landfill at 1886 Highway 90 in Conway. Source: Horry County Solid Waste Authority recycling handbook
The county facility receives debris from construction and demolition projects across Horry County. Source: Horry County Solid Waste Authority recycling handbook
Renovation materials that can be recycled
The processing facility accepts cardboard, wood, metal, plastic, carpet, and carpet padding for recycling. Source: Horry County Solid Waste Authority construction debris guidance
Separated concrete, brick, and asphalt receive a lower tipping fee because the authority recycles or reuses them. Source: Horry County Solid Waste Authority recycling handbook
Request renovation debris removal
List each material and its estimated amount in the request.
Share photos, the property address, access details, and the renovation schedule with the provider.
Renovation debris removal questions
- Does the town bulk pickup policy confirm that renovation debris is eligible?
- No. The published policy describes residential bulk-item collection but does not confirm renovation debris eligibility. Confirm each material with Public Works.
- Source: Town of Surfside Beach sanitation schedule
- Where can renovation debris go in Horry County?
- The Solid Waste Authority operates a construction and demolition debris landfill at 1886 Highway 90 in Conway.
- Source: Horry County Solid Waste Authority recycling handbook
- Which construction materials can the county processing facility recycle?
- The facility accepts cardboard, wood, metal, plastic, carpet, and carpet padding for recycling.
- Source: Horry County Solid Waste Authority construction debris guidance
- Should I separate concrete, brick, and asphalt from mixed debris?
- The authority charges a lower tipping fee for separated concrete, brick, and asphalt because it recycles or reuses them.
- Source: Horry County Solid Waste Authority recycling handbook