Local details
Daniel Island is in Berkeley County, which runs its own landfill at 2277 Highway 52 in Moncks Corner — 7:30am to 4:30pm on weekdays, 7:30am to 1pm Saturday, closed Sunday. Commercial and contractor loads are priced by weight: roughly $100 a ton for construction and demolition debris, $50 a ton for yard debris and $57 a ton for household waste, with a one-ton minimum on the first two. County residents can drop household garbage, yard debris and construction debris at the residential centers at no charge, though nobody there helps you unload. For a renovation or a full cleanout in Daniel Island, tonnage is the number that drives the cost — which is why we would rather right-size the container than watch you pay for air.
Anything placed in the City of Charleston’s right-of-way — the street, the sidewalk, the grass strip between them — requires an encroachment permit from the Public Service Department. The application is made by the property owner rather than the contractor, because the owner carries the liability, and it goes to the Permit Center at 2 George Street. A container that sits entirely on your own driveway or parking pad stays out of that process, which is almost always the faster route.
Daniel Island is a planned community, and neighborhood associations here often set their own rules about where a container may sit and how long it can stay in view. That is worth a phone call before the delivery date rather than after a neighbor complains. We can work to a shorter window or a tucked-away placement if your covenants call for it.
Local requirements change. These details were verified in September 2026 — confirm current rules with Berkeley County Water & Sanitation before your delivery date, or call us at 843-955-0571 and we will check for you.