414 5-Star Dumpster Rental & Junk Removal  ·  Serving Wisconsin Since 1999
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Dumpster Rental Across Wisconsin

Junkshuttle has delivered roll-off dumpsters across Wisconsin since 1999 - from Milwaukee and Waukesha to Madison, Green Bay, Appleton, Kenosha, and communities in between. Flat-rate pricing by zip code, no hidden fees.

See Flat-Rate Pricing → Call (262) 544-JUNK (5865)

Whether you're cleaning out a garage, tearing out a kitchen, or running a construction site, Junkshuttle has the right roll off dumpster for the job. We've been serving homeowners and contractors across Wisconsin since 1999 - our reputation is built on fair flat-rate pricing, reliable delivery, and treating your property with care.

Roll Off Dumpster Sizes

We keep our lineup simple - three sizes that cover almost every residential and commercial job in Wisconsin.

12 Yard Dumpster

Small cleanouts, single-room remodels, garage and basement projects. Roughly 3–4 pickup-truck loads.

Most Popular

20 Yard Dumpster

Whole-house cleanouts, mid-size remodels, flooring tear-outs, and roofing jobs. The size most homeowners need. About 6 pickup-truck loads.

30 Yard Dumpster

Large construction and demolition jobs, full estate cleanouts, and commercial projects. About 9 pickup-truck loads.

What Goes In the Dumpster - And What Doesn't

Junkshuttle roll-off dumpster on residential driveway in Wisconsin

Most household junk, furniture, construction debris, roofing materials, lumber, drywall, carpet, and general remodeling waste are all accepted. When in doubt, give us a call - we'll tell you straight.

Items NOT Accepted

  •  Aerosol cans
  •  All liquids
  •  Animals
  •  Antifreeze
  •  Appliances
  •  Asbestos
  •  Barrels
  •  Batteries
  •  Chemical products
  •  Computers
  •  Concrete
  •  Contaminated oils
  •  Dirt
  •  Electronics
  •  Fluorescent lights
  •  Food waste
  •  Hazardous waste
  •  Herbicides & pesticides
  •  Hydraulic oil
  •  Medical waste
  •  Microwaves
  •  Motor oil
  •  Oil filters
  •  Paint (liquid)
  •  Propane tanks
  •  Radioactive material
  •  Railroad ties
  •  Solvents
  •  Televisions
  •  Tires
  •  Transmission oil
  •  Yard waste

Dried latex paint cans (no liquids) are accepted. If you're unsure about a specific item, call us before loading.

♻ HAZARDOUS WASTE GUIDE

Can't Put It in the Dumpster? Here's Where It Goes.

We can't take hazardous materials - but that doesn't mean you're stuck. Wisconsin has solid options for every category below. We've done the homework so you don't have to.

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Electronics (E-Waste)

TVs, computers, monitors, and other electronics contain lead and mercury and cannot go in landfills in Wisconsin.

Where to take it: Best Buy stores accept most e-waste for free. Staples accepts laptops and monitors. The Wisconsin DNR maintains a certified e-waste recycler list at dnr.wisconsin.gov (opens in a new tab) - search "e-cycle Wisconsin."
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Batteries

Car batteries, lithium-ion (laptop/phone), and rechargeable batteries all require special disposal.

Where to take it: Auto parts stores (AutoZone, O'Reilly, Advance Auto) take car batteries free. Call2Recycle drop-off locations accept rechargeable batteries - find locations at call2recycle.org (opens in a new tab). Home Depot and Lowe's also accept them.
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Paint & Stains

Liquid paint is hazardous. Completely dry latex paint cans may go in the dumpster - but anything still liquid cannot.

Where to take it: PaintCare drop-off locations accept leftover paint for free - find a site at paintcare.org (opens in a new tab). Many hardware stores and county HHW events also accept paint.
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Motor Oil & Automotive Fluids

Motor oil, antifreeze, transmission fluid, and brake fluid are all regulated - never dump them down a drain.

Where to take it: AutoZone, O'Reilly, and Advance Auto Parts accept used motor oil at no charge. Many Quick Lube shops also take it. For antifreeze and other fluids, contact your county's household hazardous waste program.
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Fluorescent Bulbs & Tubes

Fluorescent bulbs contain mercury. They're illegal to throw in the trash in Wisconsin.

Where to take it: Home Depot and Lowe's accept fluorescent bulbs and tubes at their in-store recycling stations. Many county household hazardous waste events also accept them.
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Household Chemicals & Pesticides

Cleaning chemicals, pesticides, herbicides, pool chemicals, and solvents require proper disposal.

Where to take it: Wisconsin's Household Hazardous Waste (HHW) program runs collection events across the state. Find your county's schedule at dnr.wisconsin.gov (opens in a new tab) - search "household hazardous waste."
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Propane Tanks

Small propane cylinders (camping/grilling size) are pressurized and cannot go in a dumpster or curbside recycling.

Where to take it: Blue Rhino and AmeriGas exchange programs at hardware stores accept old tanks. Many county HHW events accept small cylinders. Call your local propane supplier for large tanks.
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Tires

Tires are banned from Wisconsin landfills. They must be recycled through a registered tire recycler.

Where to take it: Most tire shops and auto dealers will take old tires (sometimes for a small fee). Many county transfer stations accept tires. Search the Wisconsin DNR for registered tire recyclers at dnr.wisconsin.gov (opens in a new tab).
Still Not Sure What to Do?

The Wisconsin DNR's Household Hazardous Waste program has answers for nearly everything.

Visit dnr.wisconsin.gov → (opens in a new tab)

How Dumpster Rental Works

1. Tell us about your project

Call, text, or request a quote online. We'll help you pick the right size so you're not paying for space you don't need.

2. We deliver to your location

We'll confirm your delivery window when you book. Our driver will place the container in the spot you specify.

3. Fill it on your schedule

Your flat rate includes a generous rental window. Load it at your own pace.

4. We haul it away

One call and we pick it up, dispose of everything responsibly, and you're done. See flat-rate pricing →

Wisconsin Service Areas

We deliver roll-off dumpsters to communities across Wisconsin. Pricing is based on your zip code - call or submit your address to get a quote for your area.

Milwaukee Metro

Milwaukee · West Allis · Oak Creek · Mequon · Wauwatosa · Brookfield · New Berlin · Menomonee Falls · Germantown

Waukesha & South

Waukesha · Elkhorn · Kenosha · Racine · Johnson Creek · Dodge County · Walworth County

Central & Northern WI

Madison · Middleton · Appleton · Green Bay · Columbia County · Sauk County · Rock County · Portage County

Not sure if we cover your area? Call (262) 544-JUNK (5865) or check our full service area page →

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Serving Wisconsin since 1999. Call, text, or request a quote - flat-rate pricing by zip code, no surprises.