Communities We Deliver To Across Kenosha County

Where we deliver across greater Kenosha

Our yard sits on 7915 Sheridan Rd, close enough that most in-town calls are same-day. That location decides the shape of our day: Kenosha itself is the quickest, the immediately neighboring communities — Pleasant Prairie, Somers and Bristol — are typically same- or next-day depending on how the route falls that day, and the farther western-county towns — Salem Lakes, Twin Lakes, Paddock Lake, Brighton, Paris, Randall and Wheatland — along with the Racine County communities of Racine, Mount Pleasant, Sturtevant and Union Grove, are usually scheduled as next-day routes. We would rather tell you that plainly than promise a container by lunchtime and leave you waiting.

The service area sorts into four kinds of place, and it is worth knowing which one your address falls in before you pull a permit. Kenosha itself falls under the City of Kenosha — which issues a public right-of-way occupation permit for a container set in the street or right-of-way and requires none on private property. The six incorporated Kenosha County villages — Pleasant Prairie, Somers, Salem Lakes, Twin Lakes, Bristol and Paddock Lake — are each their own village with its own permit counter, so the rule is the same in spirit but the office you call changes. The four Kenosha County towns — Brighton, Paris, Randall and Wheatland — are Wisconsin civil towns, where a placement on a county road can involve the Kenosha County Highway Department rather than a village hall. And the four Racine County communities — Racine, Mount Pleasant, Sturtevant and Union Grove — sit in a different county with its own government entirely. Every community page below spells out which of the four applies, along with the access, the housing stock and the local rules we actually run into.