Randolph County, North Carolina, provides several options for waste disposal, including free convenience sites for residents, municipal landfills for larger loads, and private facilities for construction and demolition (C&D) waste. Below is a summary of key options. Note that convenience sites are limited to county residents (ID may be required), and commercial users should contact facilities directly for rates. Always verify current details, as hours and policies may change.

1. Randolph County Convenience Sites (Free for Residents)

These six manned sites accept household waste and recyclables with daily limits. For excess waste, residents are directed to the Great Oak Landfill (minimum 1-ton load, ~$50 including tax).

• Locations: Coleridge, Farmer, Liberty, Randleman, Randolph County Solid Waste Facility, Trinity (exact addresses available on the county website).
• Hours: Not specified in county resources; typically weekdays—call 336-318-6563 for confirmation.
• Accepted Materials (Unlimited unless noted):
  • Recyclables: Newspaper, mixed paper, HDPE/PET plastics, aluminum cans, cooking oil, batteries, oil filters.
  • Limited: Antifreeze/motor oil (5 gallons/day), tires (5 off-rim/day; more with certification form).
• Household Waste Limits: Max 10 bags/cans (60-gallon size) + 2 bulky items per day; one trip per resident/day.
• Fees: Free.
• Contact: Randolph County Solid Waste, 336-318-6563; randolphcountync.gov.

2. Great Oak Landfill (Municipal Solid Waste Facility)

Operated by Waste Management for Randolph County; suitable for household, C&D, and industrial non-hazardous waste.

• Address: 3597 Old Cedar Falls Road, Randleman, NC 27317.
• Hours: Mon–Fri: 7:30 a.m.–5:00 p.m.; Sat: 7:30 a.m.–12:00 p.m.; Closed Sun.
• Accepted Materials (Non-Hazardous Only):
  • Municipal solid waste, C&D debris (e.g., carpet, drywall, treated wood), yard waste, clean/contaminated soils, biosolids, auto shredder fluff.
  • Special waste (e.g., asbestos) requires pre-approval.
• Not Accepted: Hazardous waste.
• Fees: ~$41.08/ton + tax/environmental fee (~$50 total for 1-ton minimum); no cash—check/credit accepted. Commercial rates vary.
• Contact: 336-628-6026; wmsolutions.com.

3. Tri-Corners Landfill (Private C&D Facility)

Operated by Meridian Waste; open to public and commercial for non-hazardous C&D and common waste.

• Address: 5833 Foster Store Road, Liberty, NC 27298.
• Hours: Mon–Fri: 7:30 a.m.–4:30 p.m.; Closed weekends/holidays (New Year's, Memorial Day, etc.).
• Accepted Materials:
  • Appliances (no compressors), asphalt, cardboard, concrete/dirt/rock, furniture, metal, paper, shingles/roofing, wiring, carpet/flooring, drywall, insulation, non-friable asbestos, plastic, wood.
• Not Accepted: Friable asbestos, food waste, electronics (TVs/computers), whole tires, liquids/paint, railroad ties/telephone poles, appliances with compressors.
• Fees: Not listed—call for quotes; scales on-site for weighing.
• Contact: 336-565-4750; This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.; meridianwaste.com.

Additional Resources

• Recycling Guidance: Use the county's "What Do I Do With?" tool for items like mattresses (landfill only), batteries, or clothing (donate/recycle). randolphrecycles.com.
• Curbside/Commercial Services: Meridian Waste handles trash/recycling pickup in parts of the county. meridianwaste.com.
• Roll-Off Rentals: City of Asheboro offers dumpsters for cleanouts (~$100–$300 depending on size/load). asheboronc.gov.

For hazardous waste, contact the county's Household Hazardous Waste program (events quarterly). Visit randolphcountync.gov/Public-Works for updates.