Construction Dumpster Rental
Jobsite roll-offs for demolition, roofing, construction sites and remodeling projects across Racine County.
Learn more20 yard roll-off
The workhorse — real capacity for a medium remodel or a roofing job, and the size most Racine homeowners and property owners land on.

Specifications
22 ft long × 7.5 ft wide × 4.5 ft high
20 cubic yards — holds about 110–130 bags
3–4 tons included in the flat rate
About 25 ft long × 10 ft wide, plus door swing
Flat-rate pricing across the lineup is based on the size you choose, the type of materials and how long you keep the container — delivery, pickup and disposal are all rolled into that one number, no hidden fees. Debris needs to stay below the container's top rail on every size so our driver can haul it safely, and that holds whether it lands on your driveway or, on the rare job that needs the street instead, wherever the local right-of-way rules allow.
Is this the one?
If we could keep only one container size, this would be it. At 22 ft long × 7.5 ft wide × 4.5 ft high it carries a 3–4 ton allowance and holds roughly 110 to 130 bags — enough for a genuine medium remodel, a roofing job or light construction, while still fitting a normal single-family driveway across Racine and the rest of Racine County. This is also the size we point people toward for real, current local hazards: the Root River — the same river that gave Racine its name — is a genuine, recurring spring flood risk, with flood warnings extended for Racine County as recently as April 2026 and the river documented reaching a crest of roughly 6.9 feet in a separate 2026 report. Basement cleanouts and water-damaged item removal after a flood event are exactly the kind of job a 20 yard's weight allowance is built to handle, and the same goes for storm debris after one of the region's occasional lake-effect snow bands off Lake Michigan — Racine County has also seen occasional severe thunderstorms and infrequent, generally weak tornadoes over the years, real but modest risks worth planning around rather than ignoring.
It's also the right call on plenty of jobs people first think need a 30. General remodel debris — drywall, flooring, siding, cabinets — will usually fill a 20's weight allowance before it fills a 30's volume. Concrete, dirt, brick and heavier masonry are better routed to a 10 for that portion of the job — mixing dense material into a full 20 yard load is the fastest way to run over the included weight, and everything still needs to stay below the top rail. Any digging near a construction job — not the dumpster placement itself, but nearby excavation or post-setting work — needs a call to Diggers Hotline, Wisconsin's real one-call utility-locate service, at 811 or the toll-free number 800-242-8511, before work starts.
Straight advice: The one to default to when you're genuinely unsure. It's rarely the wrong answer for a remodel, a roof or a flood-debris haul — just route concrete, dirt, brick and masonry to a 10 instead, and keep everything below the top rail.
Compare
Same flat-rate pricing model across all five. The real question is which weight allowance and bag capacity matches your materials — dense debris, roofing, a remodel or a construction phase.
| Size | Dimensions | Capacity | Weight included | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 10 Yard Dumpster | 14 ft long × 7.5 ft wide × 3.5 ft high | 50–70 bags | 1–2 tons | Small cleanouts, roofing shingles, tight driveways. |
| 15 Yard Dumpster | 16 ft long × 7.5 ft wide × 4.5 ft high | 80–100 bags | 2–3 tons | Flooring, bathroom or kitchen updates, multi-room cleanouts. |
| 20 Yard Dumpster | 22 ft long × 7.5 ft wide × 4.5 ft high | 110–130 bags | 3–4 tons | Medium remodels, roofing jobs, light construction. |
| 30 Yard Dumpster | 22 ft long × 7.5 ft wide × 6 ft high | 170–190 bags | 4–5 tons | Whole-home projects, office cleanouts. |
| 40 Yard Dumpster | 22 ft long × 7.5 ft wide × 8 ft high | 230–250 bags | 5–6 tons | Large builds, commercial or industrial jobs. |
Common uses
Jobsite roll-offs for demolition, roofing, construction sites and remodeling projects across Racine County.
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Learn moreTalk to a real person
One call gets you a flat price and a delivery slot. Most Racine-area orders placed early go out the same or next day, and we'll help you sort out street placement rules on the rare job that needs one instead of a driveway.
Mon–Sat 7:00am – 7:00pm
Answers
A medium remodel with drywall, flooring and general debris, a roofing job, or light construction debris. It holds roughly 110 to 130 bags of material and a 3–4 ton weight allowance — the size most Racine jobs land on when the project is bigger than a single room but not a full whole-home gut.
Often, yes. The Root River is a real, recurring spring flood risk for Racine and the surrounding county — flood warnings were extended as recently as April 2026 — and a 20 yard's weight allowance is well suited to basement cleanup and water-damaged item removal. It also handles debris from the region's occasional lake-effect snow bands and the county's occasional severe thunderstorms; tornadoes here are infrequent and generally weak, but storm cleanup after any of these events is a real, recurring reason to book one.
If the job involves any excavation or post-setting near the dumpster — not just placing the container itself — Wisconsin's one-call law requires contacting Diggers Hotline, the state's real utility-locate service, at 811 or the toll-free number 800-242-8511 before work starts. It's a quick call and it's free.
Delivery area
We run dumpsters out of our 6143 Regency W Dr yard across every corner of Racine and out into Racine County and Southeastern Wisconsin's Lake Michigan shoreline. If your community is not on this list, call us anyway. We probably still get there.