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Small-town drop-off for Fremont residents and local contractors, S2 Rolloffs & Refuse handles everyday household and farm-related loads. People come here with trailers, pickups, and rolloffs rather than for curbside pickup. The site fits the kind of no-frills operation common in Nebraska towns.
Drive up to a gated entrance with a booth where vehicles pause before proceeding; there’s usually a scale so loads are weighed and billed by weight. Pull through slowly and be ready to back up to the unloading bays or containers if bringing a trailer. The yard is mostly gravel and lined with large rolloff boxes and compacting areas, so expect dust in dry weather and mud after rain. Weekends and spring cleanup times typically see longer lines and more traffic from farmers and landscapers.
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Before You Go
- Strap tarps down on loose or dusty loads - wind and passing trucks can scatter debris.
- Bring a plan for unloading: have helpers or equipment ready so vehicles aren’t sitting at the drop point.
- Avoid peak times if possible; midweek mornings tend to be quicker than weekend afternoons.
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