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Advanced Disposal in Marshfield is the local disposal site where residents bring household trash and cleanup loads. People from the city and surrounding areas use it when their regular pickups won’t handle a big load or during seasonal cleanups.
Drive up to an entrance booth and be ready to stop; these sites commonly have a scale so vehicles are weighed on the way in and again on the way out. The lot is open and industrial-looking - large trash piles, dumpsters, and compactors visible from the drive. Pull up to the indicated drop-off spots for different types of loads, then exit past the scale if required. During warmer months and on weekends it can get busy, so expect lineups at the entrance.
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Before You Go
- Secure loads with a tarp or tie-downs so things don’t blow out while driving to the site.
- Plan for winter: roads inside the site can be icy and some procedures or access points may change with the season, so allow extra time and drive carefully.
- Bring a plan for unloading-have helpers or equipment ready for heavy items, and separate bulky pieces before getting to the booth to move through the line faster.
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