Lewisburg is home base

What won’t the Marshall County convenience centers take?

Tires, commercial waste and anything hazardous. Marshall County runs four centers, open Monday through Saturday from 7:00 a.m. to 5:50 p.m.: #1 at 2200 Hwy 99, #2 at 3026 Old Columbia Rd, #3 at 1936 Fayetteville Hwy and #4 at 4050 Ostella Rd. Bagged garbage, furniture, mattresses, scrap metal, refrigerators and washers are all fine, provided you can get them into a truck and out there.

Tires go to 611 Hawkins Dr instead, at $2.50 per auto tire, along with used oil, paint and antifreeze up to 5 gallons, between 7:30 and 3:00. The county’s solid waste page doesn’t say a word about construction debris, so a gutted bathroom has no obvious home.

The city’s brush pickup has a long list of exceptions

Lewisburg Public Works picks up brush when you ask for it through the Citizen Request Portal. It won’t take rocks, dirt, stumps, roofing, building materials, glass, garbage, or anything with refrigerant in it. The city also won’t collect debris from a move-out, a remodel or an eviction, or yard waste that a contractor cut.

Those are the jobs we get called for here. A landlord with a unit full of what the last tenant left, a family emptying a parent’s house, a homeowner halfway through ripping out a kitchen: that’s a house or rental cleanout or a tear-out with the haul-off included, and we sweep up after.

Moving across town

From the 1929 Marshall County Courthouse on the square out to Rock Creek Park, where the city holds Goats, Music and More, a move inside Lewisburg is the shortest trip we make. We do whole-house moves with our own truck, and labor only when you’ve rented a truck or need things shifted from one storage unit to the next. Pool tables, heavy safes, hot tubs and pianos are on the list, and a run down to Cornersville is eleven minutes.

Once the rooms are empty, there’s move-out cleaning; a Lewisburg bathroom we scrubbed made our Facebook page in October 2026.

Is there a demolition permit in Lewisburg?

We couldn’t find one published. The Marshall County Building Inspector is at 206 Legion Ave (931-359-0567), but the county’s page doesn’t say whether that office covers addresses inside the city, and it doesn’t mention demolition at all. Call there, and call the city, before a shed, deck or carport comes down.

Waste Management’s Cedar Ridge Landfill is here in Lewisburg too. Neither the county nor the city page we read explains what a homeowner can bring to it.