Junk Removal in Wisconsin

Junk removal across Wisconsin

Wisconsin work centers on Milwaukee and its suburbs, Madison, Green Bay and the Fox Valley, Kenosha and Racine, and Eau Claire and La Crosse.

Commercial junk removal in Wisconsin

The I-94 corridor between Milwaukee and the Illinois line in Kenosha County is full of large distribution centers. Paper, food processing and manufacturing in the Fox Valley and Green Bay generate equipment and pallet removal, and Madison adds state government and university offices.

Related services: warehouse cleanouts, pallet racking removal and office cleanouts.

Recent types of work in Wisconsin

• Taking down racking in Kenosha County distribution centers along I-94
• Removing equipment and pallets from Fox Valley manufacturing plants
• Clearing state and university offices in Madison

Where we work in Wisconsin

• Milwaukee
• Madison
• Green Bay
• Kenosha
• Racine
• Appleton

Population snapshot: 5.96 million people statewide in 2024 per the Census Bureau, +1.1% compared with 2020. The biggest metros and the counties they include:

• Milwaukee-Waukesha area, 1.57 million residents (-0.0%) across Milwaukee County, Waukesha County, Washington County, Ozaukee County
• Madison area, 707,606 residents (+3.9%) across Dane County, Columbia County, Green County, Iowa County
• Green Bay area, 334,697 residents (+2.0%) across Brown County, Oconto County, Kewaunee County
• Appleton area, 248,992 residents (+2.4%) across Outagamie County, Calumet County
• Racine-Mount Pleasant area, 198,651 residents (+0.2%) across Racine County

These are just the larger markets. For any other Wisconsin address, request a quote.

Wisconsin disposal and recycling rules

• Wisconsin bans major appliances, lead-acid batteries, waste oil, yard waste, tires and many recyclables from landfills (Wis. Stat. 287.07).
• Under E-Cycle Wisconsin, TVs, computers, monitors, printers, computer accessories, DVD and video players, fax machines and cell phones are banned from landfills and incinerators (Wisconsin DNR).
• Appliances that contain refrigerant need it recovered under EPA Section 608 before scrapping, so those units are handled separately from other junk.

State guidance comes from the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR). Local haulers and landfills may add their own limits.

How pricing works

Jobs typically run from a $150 minimum to about $950 for a full truck depending on state and region; quoted mainly by space and volume, sometimes time or weight.

For multi-room or multi-site jobs, Start a live video estimate so we can see the scope before we schedule.

One invoice, nationwide

Proudly serving all 50 states, one vendor, one invoice, nationwide coverage, with access to all waste and recycling services. Instead of hiring a different hauler in each market, keep one account. Ask for consolidated billing, and we will put your PO or site number on every invoice.

Frequently asked questions

Can appliances go to a Wisconsin landfill?

No. Wisconsin bans major appliances from landfills and incinerators. We take them and route them to recycling.

Do you serve Green Bay and the Fox Valley?

Yes. We serve Green Bay, Appleton, Oshkosh and the rest of Wisconsin.

Can I get a certificate of destruction?

Yes. A certificate of destruction is available on request for electronics and other sensitive items.

Get a quote or call 844-543-3966.