South Carolina recycling directory
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See My Car's OfferServices: Residential recycling drop-off · Materials recovery / sorting · Electronics curbside program (fee for some items)
Accepts: Aluminum and steel cans, Food and beverage cartons, Clear brown and green glass bottles and jars, Newspaper magazines catalogs office paper cardboard, Plastic bottles and containers
Where can North Augusta residents drop off recycling?
At the Residential Recycling Drop-Off Center at 67 Claypit Road, North Augusta, SC 29841. Use the labeled blue recycling dumpsters.
Does North Augusta accept electronics?
South Carolina law restricts electronics from the solid waste stream. The city says unwanted electronics should be placed curbside near the roll cart, and a $25 utility-bill fee applies per TV, computer monitor, or printer.
Based on the listings above, materials commonly handled in North Augusta include recycling drop-off, municipal, glass, cardboard, plastic. Browse the guides below for preparation tips, scrap values, and what's recyclable.
North Augusta faces Augusta across the Savannah River and runs its own materials recovery facility plus a Claypit Road residential drop-off. Blue dumpsters there take sorted cans, cartons, glass bottles, paper, cardboard, and plastic containers. Electronics follow South Carolina's landfill restrictions with curbside set-out rules and fees for some screens.
The Residential Recycling Drop-Off Center is at 67 Claypit Road, North Augusta, SC 29841. Use the labeled blue recycling dumpsters for accepted materials.
Aluminum and steel cans, food and beverage cartons, clear brown and green glass bottles and jars, newspaper, magazines, catalogs, office paper, cardboard, and plastic bottles and containers that have been emptied and rinsed.
Aluminum foil, drinking glasses, Pyrex, window glass, ceramics, pizza boxes, shredded paper, Styrofoam, motor-oil bottles, plastic garden pots, and plastic bags are listed as not accepted.
South Carolina restricts electronics from the solid waste stream. City guidance says to place unwanted electronics curbside near the roll cart. A $25 utility-bill fee applies per television, computer monitor, or printer; many smaller devices have no fee.
Yes. Since 1993 North Augusta has operated a Materials Recovery Facility that separates cardboard, glass, aluminum, and plastics from residential and commercial loads before shipping commodities to processors.
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