Local details
Radcliffeborough sits in Charleston County, and that matters more than most people expect. The county’s Bees Ferry Landfill at 1344 Bees Ferry Road takes municipal solid waste at $100 a ton, but it does not accept construction and demolition debris from private or commercial haulers. The county’s convenience centers are residents-only — photo ID plus a Charleston County utility or tax bill at the gate — and they are sized for a pickup load, not a renovation. Debris from a Radcliffeborough job therefore has to reach a permitted C&D facility, which is the real reason one roll-off beats a dozen truck runs, and why the weight you load is what moves your final bill.
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.
Radcliffeborough’s streets were laid out long before roll-off trucks existed. Curb-to-curb width, residents parked on both sides, low limbs and the occasional brick or cobblestone surface all decide whether a container can be set at all — and where. We would rather work the placement out with you before the truck is dispatched than have a driver discover the problem at the curb.
Local requirements change. These details were verified in September 2026 — confirm current rules with Charleston County Environmental Management before your delivery date, or call us at 843-955-0571 and we will check for you.