Where can you take construction and demolition waste in the Outer Banks & Currituck County?

You have three practical options: a public county drop-off facility, a transfer station that accepts construction and demolition (C&D) debris, or a rented roll-off dumpster delivered to your job. Soundside Recycling & Materials, Inc. offers the second and third. We serve Dare County, Currituck County, Camden, Pasquotank and the Outer Banks from our transfer station at 7565 Caratoke Hwy, Jarvisburg, NC 27947.

Public drop-off facilities: Dare and Currituck counties

Both counties run public solid waste and recycling facilities. Dare County lists C&D landfill and transfer-station locations, such as Manns Harbor and Buxton, on its official solid waste pages. Currituck County lists its waste drop-off facilities on its own solid waste and recycling pages. Locations, hours, accepted materials and fees change, so always check the county website or call the county before you load a truck. Searches like "Dare County transfer station locations and hours" and "Currituck County waste drop-off facilities" should lead you to those official pages.

When our facility makes sense

  • You have a small load that fits in your own truck or trailer.
  • You are comfortable hauling and unloading it yourself.
  • The facility is close to your project and accepts the material you have.

When to use a roll-off dumpster rental

  • The project will produce debris over several days or weeks, such as a remodel, roof job, demolition or cleanout.
  • You want to avoid repeated trips with a truck or trailer.
  • A contractor or crew needs one place to dispose of debris on site.
  • The job is commercial or large residential.

Which roll-off dumpster size fits the job?

  • 15-yard: about 14 ft long x 8 ft wide x 4 ft high. Good for home cleanouts, small remodels, yard waste and light construction waste. Includes 1 ton and a 7-day rental, 5 ton maximum. It can take dirt, rock or concrete only if filled halfway.
  • 21-yard: about 14 ft long x 8 ft wide x 5.22 ft high. Good for larger remodels, estate cleanouts, yard waste and mid-sized construction or demolition. Includes 1 ton and a 7-day rental, 5 ton maximum. No dirt, rock or concrete.
  • 30-yard: about 22 ft long x 8 ft wide x 7 ft high. Good for major renovations, large cleanouts and commercial construction or demolition. Includes 2 tons and a 14-day rental, 15 ton maximum. No dirt, rock or concrete.

What to check before you take debris to us

  1. Material type: mixed C&D debris, yard waste, concrete and dirt are often handled differently. Ask which category your load falls in.
  2. Weight: heavy loads can exceed the included tonnage and change your cost.
  3. Hours and location: confirm them before you go.
  4. Fees and payment: ask what applies to your load.
  5. Restrictions: ask about anything unusual, such as hazardous or special materials, before you load.

How to arrange disposal with Soundside

  1. Call 252.491.8666 and tell us what you are removing, where the job is and how much debris to expect.
  2. We help you choose between a 15, 21 or 30-yard roll-off dumpster, or bringing the load to our transfer station in Jarvisburg.
  3. Fill the dumpster within your rental period and weight allowance.
  4. We pick it up and dispose of the debris.

We also accept yard waste, and you can see our materials and pricing on our Materials Price List page. Call for current pricing and hours.

Frequently asked questions

Does Soundside rent roll-off dumpsters in Dare County and Currituck County?

Yes. We rent roll-off dumpsters and jobsite containers in Dare County, Currituck County, Camden and Pasquotank.

Can I put dirt, rock or concrete in a dumpster?

Not in the 21-yard or 30-yard dumpsters. The 15-yard can be used for dirt, rock or concrete if it is only filled halfway.

How long is a dumpster rental?

The 15-yard and 21-yard include 7 days. The 30-yard includes 14 days.

Where is Soundside's transfer station?

7565 Caratoke Hwy, Jarvisburg, NC 27947. Call 252.491.8666 to confirm hours and accepted materials before you come.

Where do I find public drop-off hours?

Check the Dare County and Currituck County solid waste pages or call the counties directly, since hours can change.