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Advanced Disposal Drop Off Center at 803 N River Rd in West Bend is the local spot for bringing household bags, yard waste and loads from small jobs. This is a drop-off disposal site used by residents and small contractors, so expect a practical, bring-it-yourself setup rather than curbside pickup.
Pull in from N River Rd and be prepared to stop at an entrance booth or scale where larger loads are usually assessed by weight. The site opens into a roomy gravel/paved lot with roll-off containers and open unloading bays; vehicles pull up and back in to dump. Recycling containers tend to sit off to one side and bulky items need a bit of lifting. Weekends and spring cleanup days often mean a line, so allow extra time.
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Before You Go
- Sort and stack materials in the vehicle before getting to the gate so unloading goes quickly and items end up in the right place.
- Bring gloves, sturdy shoes and a tarp or straps for loose loads - things can get dusty and awkward while unloading.
- Have a helper for heavy pieces and load lighter stuff last so it’s easiest to remove first when at the bin.
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