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Junk Removal in Clinton, WI

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Clinton in short

23.4% of the 802 households in the Village of Clinton moved into their home in 2020 or later (Rock County: 19.6%). 30.4% rent, and the median home was built in 1969. Bulk items: Second Thursday of the month, call GFL first. Hired junk removal runs $175 to $400 for a half truckload in national cost guides.
802
households in the Village of Clinton
23.4%
moved in 2020 or later (county 19.6%)
30.4%
rent their home (county 28.8%)
1969
median year built (county 1970)

The local numbers

Who lives in the Village of Clinton, and how long they stay

Clinton turns over faster than the county around it. 188 of its 802 households, 23.4%, arrived in 2020 or later, against 19.6% county-wide. Only one of Rock County's 28 municipalities has a higher share of recent movers. Moves are when junk surfaces: the couch that will not fit the new place, the basement nobody emptied, the unit a tenant left full.

30.4% of Clinton's households rent (244 of them), above the county's 28.8%. Among those renters, 34.4% moved into their current unit in 2020 or later. For landlords that is a steady run of turnovers, and a unit has to be empty before it can be shown. See rental and move-out cleanouts.

The median home in the Village of Clinton was built in 1969 (county: 1970); 63.4% predate 1980 and 18.5% went up in 2000 or later.

13.3% of Clinton's housing units are in buildings with five or more units (county: 11.7%). Apartment cleanouts mean stairwells, elevators and parking, so say which floor when you book.

Households by year moved in: Clinton vs Rock County2020 or later: Clinton 23.4%, Rock County 19.6%; 2010 to 2019: Clinton 37.4%, Rock County 38.8%; 2000 to 2009: Clinton 21.1%, Rock County 18.2%; 1990 to 1999: Clinton 8.9%, Rock County 11.4%; 1989 or earlier: Clinton 9.2%, Rock County 11.9%ClintonRock CountyMoved in 2020 or later23.4%19.6%Moved in 2010 to 201937.4%38.8%Moved in 2000 to 200921.1%18.2%Moved in 1990 to 19998.9%11.4%Moved in 1989 or earlier9.2%11.9%
Share of occupied homes by the year the current household moved in. Source: U.S. Census Bureau, ACS 2024 5-year (2020-2024), table B25038.

Clinton housing and households vs Rock County

MeasureClintonRock County
Residents2,041164,350
Housing units85871,109
Occupied (households)80267,201
Moved in 2020 or later188 (23.4%)13,201 (19.6%)
Renter households244 (30.4%)19,382 (28.8%)
Renters who moved in 2020 or later34.4%34.9%
In the same home since 1989 or earlier9.2%11.9%
Median year built19691970
Built before 194026.8%19.2%
Built 2000 or later18.5%16.3%
Mobile homes3.8%2.6%
In buildings of 5+ units13.3%11.7%

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, ACS 2024 5-year (2020-2024), tables B01003, B25003, B25024, B25034, B25035 and B25038.

Local rules

Trash, bulk pickup and drop-off in the Village of Clinton

Trash hauler
GFL (the regional successor to Badgerland Disposal, 608-580-0580) collects trash every Thursday, or Friday in a week with a federal holiday, and recycling every other Thursday. source
Bulk and large items
Bulk pickup is the second Thursday of the month. Call GFL at (608) 580-0580 ahead of time to flag the item. Appliances, furniture and other large trash follow the same process. source
Appliances and electronics
For electronics the village points residents to Universal Recycling Technologies in Janesville (608-754-3400), or the village compost site during open hours. source
Drop-off
The Village Compost Site at 100 Scot Drive is open Saturdays 10am to 2pm and Wednesdays 3pm to 7pm from mid-April, and takes yard waste and electronics. source
Also worth knowing
Burning permits are free from the Clinton Fire Department, (608) 676-5550. source

About Clinton. The village of Clinton sits inside the Town of Clinton but governs itself; its 2020 census population was 2,221. Wikipedia

ZIP codes. 53525. Census 2020

Common questions

Clinton junk removal questions

Does Clinton have bulk trash pickup?

Bulk pickup is the second Thursday of the month. Call GFL at (608) 580-0580 ahead of time to flag the item. Appliances, furniture and other large trash follow the same process.

Who picks up trash in the Village of Clinton?

GFL (the regional successor to Badgerland Disposal, 608-580-0580) collects trash every Thursday, or Friday in a week with a federal holiday, and recycling every other Thursday.

Where can Clinton residents drop off junk?

The Village Compost Site at 100 Scot Drive is open Saturdays 10am to 2pm and Wednesdays 3pm to 7pm from mid-April, and takes yard waste and electronics.

How many Clinton households moved in recently?

Per the ACS 2020-2024 5-year estimates, 188 of 802 households (23.4%) moved into their current home in 2020 or later, compared with 19.6% in Rock County overall.

What does junk removal cost in the Village of Clinton?

National cost guides put a single bulky item at $60 to $150, a half truckload at $175 to $400 and a full truckload at $400 to $800.

Clearing something out in the Village of Clinton?

Tell us the address and what needs to go. A local crew that covers Clinton replies with a price before anything is loaded.