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Stangl Sanitation
Stangl Sanitation
Stangl Sanitation is a locally owned and operated business that provides excellent trash removal services in Watertown, SD. We ensure your convenience at all times, which is why we service commercial and residential properties. Our main goal is to provide and guarantee customer satisfaction. Some of our services include: Commercial Residential Rural Roll-offs available 15-30 yards 11-30 yard containers Call Stangl Sanitation today and ask for our owners Wayne or Rhonda Stangl, or see our website for our after hours phone number.
Stangl Sanitation is a locally owned and operated business that provides excellent trash removal services in Watertown, SD. We ensure your convenience at all times, which is why we service commercial and residential properties. Our main goal is to provide and guarantee customer satisfaction. Some of our services include: Commercial Residential Rural Roll-offs available 15-30 yards 11-30 yard containers Call Stangl Sanitation today and ask for our owners Wayne or Rhonda Stangl, or see our website for our after hours phone number.
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