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Republic Services CWI in Cadet is a local disposal site where residents and small haulers drop off household and construction-type refuse. People from around the county swing by when cleaning out barns, yards, or doing small remodels.
The site sits off State Hwy E with a clear driveway leading into a yard area; expect a booth and a scale typical of county disposal sites. Vehicles pull up to the scale/entrance area first and are directed where to unload - there are lanes for roll-off containers and bays for smaller loads. The place looks industrial: piles of material, large dumpsters and open tipping areas rather than a neat storefront.
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Before You Go
- Bring straps or tarps to keep loose debris from blowing out of pickup beds - windy days make a mess and slow unloading.
- Plan for some wait time on weekends and during spring cleanups; weekday mornings are generally quieter if that’s an option.
- Load things in the order they’ll be dumped so unloading is faster - heavy items first, loose stuff on top.
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