Spring Cleanout Guide for Kenosha, WI

After a long Wisconsin winter, spring in Kenosha is when the whole house and yard finally get dealt with at once — the garage, the basement, the shed, the winter's worth of yard debris. A container on the driveway for a week turns a month of trips to the curb into one clean sweep.

Start with a walk-through

Before you book, walk the garage, basement, attic and yard and make a rough mental list. That tells you the size: a single-space clear-out often fits a 10 or 15 yard, while a whole-property spring cleanout — garage plus basement plus yard — usually wants a 20.

Basements and garages first

Kenosha homes have basements, and a winter's worth of "I'll deal with it later" tends to collect there and in the garage. Old furniture, broken tools, boxes, spent paint cans (which need separate disposal) and general clutter load fast. See our basement and garage guide for the details.

Then the yard

Winter-downed limbs, dead brush, old landscaping and the first big cleanup of the beds are volume, not weight. Keep soil and sod out of a yard-waste load — those are heavy and belong in a smaller, weight-priced box.

Time it right

Spring is our busiest stretch alongside fall, so containers book out fastest in April and May. If your cleanout has to happen on a specific weekend, reserve a week or two ahead. Mid-week drops are usually easier to schedule than Saturdays.

One container, one weekend

Leave the box on the driveway and work at your own pace across the weekend — no sorting deadline, no clock. Call (262) 300-5776 and we will size it for the whole job.