Guides
Where things can go, what the county takes, and how to clear a house, written for people around Seneca whether they hire us or not.
Clemson move-out: what to do with furniture
Clemson residence halls close May 1, 2027 at 10am, with no summer storage. A two-week plan for the couch, mattress and mini fridge you won’t take home.Updated October 21, 2026
Estate cleanout checklist
A step-by-step checklist for clearing a parent’s house: papers to find, where donations and old paint go near Seneca, and what hauling the rest costs.Updated October 21, 2026
How to get rid of an old TV in SC
South Carolina has banned TVs from landfills since 2011. Where Oconee, Pickens and Anderson residents can take a flat screen or an old tube set instead.Updated October 21, 2026
Junk removal or a dumpster?
Upstate roll-off dumpsters rent for about $280 to $550 a week, and you do the loading. How that compares with a hauler, and when each is the better fit.Updated October 21, 2026Oconee County dump guide
All 11 Oconee County recycling centers with addresses and hours, where mattresses and tires go, and what the C&D landfill on Wells Highway will take.Updated October 21, 2026
Seneca bulk trash pickup
Seneca’s curbside bulk pickup takes up to four items and 3 cubic yards at a time. What that looks like, yard waste limits, and what to do with the rest.Updated October 21, 2026