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Endeavor Recycling & Disposal is the local recycling center at N2153 7th Ave in Endeavor, Wisconsin. Folks from town and nearby bring household cleanouts, yard debris and routine recyclables here - the usual cardboard, cans, bottles and yard waste.
The place looks like a working yard with large metal bins and room for trucks and trailers. Like many rural centers, there's often a check-in area and a scale, so plan to pull in, drop off sorted materials, then stop again if your load is weighed. Materials tend to be separated - cardboard, paper, glass, metal and some plastics - and some sites run occasional electronics or tire drop-off events. Weekends get busier, especially during spring clean-up, so expect lines then.
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Before You Go
- Sort and bundle before getting there: flatten boxes, tie cardboard or paper into manageable bundles and keep glass boxed separately to speed the visit.
- Bring gloves, a dolly or straps and someone to help with heavy or awkward items; unloading is hands-on and trailers need to be secured.
- Aim for a weekday or late-afternoon run to avoid the weekend crush, and have payment ready since fees and accepted materials vary by location and season.
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