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Advanced Disposal in Hartland is the local disposal site that residents and small haulers use for dropping off household-level loads. Located on Progress Drive, it’s the kind of place people go when a pickup or trailer is full and needs a quick drop-off. Summer weekends and spring cleanups draw the biggest lines.
Drive up to a small entrance booth and be prepared to stop; there’s often a scale and a checkpoint before getting into the main area. The site is open-air with piles and containers-think trucks and trailers moving slowly between drop-off points. Pull up slowly and follow the flow of trucks; there will usually be a lineup if it’s a busy time of year. In winter, expect altered traffic patterns and different places to toss things since snow and ice can change how the site is set up.
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Before You Go
- Secure tarps and loads before arriving so nothing blows out during the wait or while moving around the site.
- Bring a photo ID and any required town stickers or permits that apply to county facilities in Wisconsin.
- Avoid peak times like weekend mornings in spring; midweek or later in the afternoon tends to be quicker when locals are at work.
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