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Junk Removal in Town of Beloit, WI
Updated September 30, 2026
Junk removal in Town of Beloit, Wisconsin covers furniture, appliances, garage and basement clearing, and full property cleanouts. Town of Beloit has 3,249 housing units (Census Bureau, ACS 2020-2024), and the local hauler is any town-licensed hauler (Lentell Disposal, Waste Management, GFL, LRS, Royal Refuse, Stateline Disposal). Crews handle the carrying and loading, then sort items for donation, recycling, or disposal.
The Town of Beloit is the township surrounding the city on the Wisconsin side, distinct from the City of Beloit itself. Unlike the city, it doesn't run its own crews: residents contract individually with a town-licensed hauler.
About 7,799 residents and 3,249 housing units across roughly 26.2 square miles.
Town of Beloit's housing stock, and what it means for a cleanout
U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 2020-2024 5-year estimates, for Town of Beloit against the Rock County, Wisconsin average.
| Town of Beloit | Rock County | |
|---|---|---|
| Population | 7,799 | 165,461 |
| Housing units | 3,249 | 71,746 |
| Land area | 26.23 sq mi |
Town of Beloit has an estimated 7,799 residents and 3,249 housing units across 26.23 square miles, about 297 people per square mile, a mid-density township rather than open farmland or a dense suburb.
The Census Bureau doesn't separately publish a detailed housing-age or tenure breakdown at this population size, so the Rock County, Wisconsin figures in the table above are the closest real context for Town of Beloit's housing stock, not a number specific to it.
Trash, bulk pickup, and e-waste in Town of Beloit
What your municipal hauler will and won't take, and where the rest has to go. This is what actually differs town to town for a DIY haul; a full-service cleanout skips all of it.
Mandatory licensed-hauler ordinance, bulk drop-off is $10/item at the Recycling Center
The Town of Beloit requires every residence to contract individually with a town-licensed hauler; the town's own list names Lentell Disposal, Waste Management, GFL Solid Waste Midwest, LRS (formerly Badgerland Disposal), Royal Refuse Service, Stateline Disposal, and Trash Box Disposal (roll-offs only). Bulky items can go through your own hauler or be dropped Saturdays 9am-noon at the Beloit Recycling Center, 2351 Springbrook Ct, for $10 per item.
Wisconsin's landfill ban on electronics and major appliances
Wisconsin has banned landfilling or incinerating major appliances and lead-acid batteries outright, and since September 1, 2010 its E-Cycle Wisconsin law (Wis. Stat. s. 287.07) has banned computers, printers, DVD/VCR players, TVs, and other covered electronic devices from landfills and incinerators too. A regular curbside pickup in this part of Rock County will not take them; they have to go to a registered recycler or a drop-off site instead.
Source: Wisconsin DNR, E-Cycle Wisconsin
Common questions
Town of Beloit questions
Who is the trash hauler in Town of Beloit, and will they take my old furniture?
any town-licensed hauler (Lentell Disposal, Waste Management, GFL, LRS, Royal Refuse, Stateline Disposal) holds the residential contract in Town of Beloit. The Town of Beloit requires every residence to contract individually with a town-licensed hauler; the town's own list names Lentell Disposal, Waste Management, GFL Solid Waste Midwest, LRS (formerly Badgerland Disposal), Royal Refuse Service, Stateline Disposal, and Trash Box Disposal (roll-offs only). Bulky items can go through your own hauler or be dropped Saturdays 9am-noon at the Beloit Recycling Center, 2351 Springbrook Ct, for $10 per item.
How old is the typical house in Town of Beloit?
The Census Bureau doesn't publish a median year built at this population size for Town of Beloit specifically. Town of Beloit has an estimated 3,249 housing units across 26.23 square miles, per the Census Bureau's 2020-2024 American Community Survey and current TIGER/Line boundaries.
Can I put an old TV or computer out with my regular trash in Town of Beloit?
Wisconsin has banned landfilling or incinerating major appliances and lead-acid batteries outright, and since September 1, 2010 its E-Cycle Wisconsin law (Wis. Stat. s. 287.07) has banned computers, printers, DVD/VCR players, TVs, and other covered electronic devices from landfills and incinerators too. A regular curbside pickup in this part of Rock County will not take them; they have to go to a registered recycler or a drop-off site instead.
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