Lawrence County, TN
Summertown, four hours a week
Summertown has 856 residents, counted by the Census as a CDP rather than a city, and one public drop-off window a week. Our crew checked in on a job here on September 4, 2026; it’s about an hour from Lewisburg.
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Where can I take junk in Summertown?
The Summertown Fire Hall, 140 Hwy 20, on Thursday mornings from 6 to 10. Lawrence County doesn’t have a permanent convenience center yet, so it runs a mobile one, and that’s Summertown’s slot. A county update in July 2025 said the planned Loretto center still wasn’t built.
Outside that window, the main option is the Lawrenceburg transfer station, at 2126 Baler Dr according to a search excerpt. Its rules and fees weren’t on the county page, so call before you load the trailer.
When Thursday morning doesn’t work
Four hours, once a week, early, is a narrow door. If it doesn’t fit your week, or the load won’t fit your car, we pick it up and haul it away. That’s what our junk removal is for, from a single dead appliance to a yard full of debris.
Clearing a whole property out here is often more yard than house: brush, old fencing, scrap and the plastic vapor barrier under a crawl space that’s torn or moldy. All of that is on our list, and none of it has to wait for Thursday.
Moving and hauling around Summertown
We move households in and out of Summertown, and haul what doesn’t go in a moving truck: gravel, mulch, dirt, off-road vehicles and live animals. Summertown is also known for The Farm, the community Stephen Gaskin’s followers started in 1971.
Tear-outs
We didn’t find a demolition permit rule for Summertown. Ask Lawrence County before taking down a structure. Once you have the answer, our demolition covers decks, fences, sheds and old pools, with the debris carried off. Our Lawrenceburg page covers the county seat and its transfer station.
On a job in Summertown this year: Sep 4 (Facebook check-ins)
Answers
Summertown questions, answered
Where can I take trash in Summertown TN?
To the Lawrence County mobile convenience center at Summertown Fire Hall, 140 Hwy 20, on Thursdays from 6 to 10 a.m. The county has no permanent center yet. Outside that window, the main option is the Lawrenceburg transfer station at 2126 Baler Dr, per a search excerpt; call ahead for its rules.
Is there a permanent convenience center near Summertown?
No. Lawrence County hasn’t built a permanent convenience center yet, and a July 2025 county update said the Loretto center was still unbuilt. Summertown gets the mobile center at the Fire Hall on Thursday mornings. For anything bigger than a carload, our crew can haul it.
Can you haul animals or a four-wheeler out of Summertown?
Yes. Our hauling covers live animals, off-road vehicles and cars, along with deliveries of gravel, mulch and dirt. Summertown is about an hour from our Lewisburg base, and the crew checked in on a job there on September 4, 2026.
Who do I ask about demolition rules in Summertown?
Lawrence County, since we found no demolition permit rule for Summertown, which the Census counts as a Census-designated place rather than a city. The county pages we read don’t give a number for it, so start with the county offices in Lawrenceburg, the county seat, before taking down a structure.