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Dumpster rental
in Romancoke.

Romancoke has no town government, so Queen Anne's County sets the rules and SHA District 2 controls MD 8. No County permit for a roll-off on a County road was found, so keep the bin on your own lot. Haulers collecting refuse in the County need an annual Public Works collection permit. The Batts Neck transfer station takes only one 55-gallon drum of remodel debris a week, and bigger loads must go to Queenstown or Ridgely, so a roll-off is the practical choice for most roofs, decks and gut jobs at this end of the island.

Sources checked November 14, 2026 · Guide updated November 14, 2026
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The first decision in Romancoke

Start with an eligible hauler.

Yard Works Plus (Easton) is the only one of the two that publishes prices and tonnage: $449 for a 10-yard with 1 ton, $649 or $699 for a 20- or 30-yard with 3 tons, over a 14-day window. Complete Rolloff Services (Kennedyville) does not publish prices or tonnage but also gives 14 days, charges a stated $4 per extra day, and offers 15- and 40-yard sizes Yard Works Plus does not. Both name Romancoke on their Kent Island pages.

Your local checklist

Confirm your Stevensville-addressed property is in the Romancoke area at the south end of Kent Island and outside any incorporated town, since County rules are what apply here.
Ask the hauler whether it holds a current Queen Anne's County solid waste collection permit and which facility will take your debris.
If you live on MD 8 or a narrow waterfront lane, keep the bin on your driveway and off the road edge; call SHA District 2 before anything goes on the State route, and ask your community association about its rules.

Plan a rental in Romancoke

Published details, side by side

2 researched options.

Listings are an editorial starting point, not a complete market ranking. Supplier-published amounts are not Dumpsterly quotes. Confirm address eligibility, material acceptance, dates and the full delivered total.

01 / SOURCE-CHECKED LISTING

Complete Rolloff Services

Published sizes: 10-, 15-, 20-, 30- and 40-yard roll-offs (the Kent Island page and the home page list different dimensions for some sizes, e.g. 20-yard as 15 x 8 x 4 ft or 21 x 8 x 4 ft)
Rental & weight terms: The home page says each rental includes 14 days, with extra days at $4 a day; mattresses are $30 each. Included weight and overweight charges are not published; request a written quote.
Price basis: Not published (advertises flat-rate pricing and contractor discounts); quote by phone (443-480-9623) or the online form.

Family-owned roll-off company at 10946 Kennedyville Road, Kennedyville, MD 21645, serving Queen Anne's, Kent, Caroline, Cecil and Talbot counties and central Delaware. Its Kent Island page names Romancoke (with Tower Gardens) and Stevensville among the neighborhoods it delivers to, and says it disposes at local Queen Anne's County facilities. The 40-yard box suits a full gut or new-build cleanup; confirm the exact dimensions for your driveway.

Sources: [12] · [13]Visit supplier website Direct link · No referral tracking

02 / SOURCE-CHECKED LISTING

Yard Works Plus

Published sizes: 10-yard (12 x 8 x 3.5 ft), 20-yard (16 x 8 x 6 ft) and 30-yard (22 x 8 x 6 ft)
Rental & weight terms: Standard rental is a 14-day window. Included weight is 1 ton for the 10-yard and 3 tons for the 20- and 30-yard. Overweight and extra-day rates are not published (longer rentals by phone); request a written quote.
Price basis: Kent Island page lists flat rates of $449 (10-yard), $649 (20-yard) and $699 (30-yard), said to include delivery, pickup, the rental period and the included tonnage.

Family-owned Easton dumpster company (28769 Llandaff Road, Easton, MD 21601; 410-820-6414) that says it has operated since 1998 and serves Queen Anne's, Talbot, Kent, Caroline, Dorchester and Wicomico counties. Its Kent Island page names Romancoke and Stevensville in its list of communities served. The page also says no permit is needed on private property and that a public-road placement needs a County Roads Division permit; the County publishes no such dumpster permit, so confirm with the County. The 10-yard's 1-ton allowance is the only published tonnage among these suppliers.

Sources: [14] · [15]Visit supplier website Direct link · No referral tracking

Get the missing numbers in writing.

Ask for delivery, pickup, included tons and days, per-ton overage, extra-day charges, fuel, tax, prohibited-item fees, swaps and blocked-trip charges. “Quote required” means the reviewed source did not establish a usable fixed total.

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Romancoke dumpster: keep it on your lot; no County container permit found; MD 8 is SHA District 2

Because Romancoke is unincorporated, Queen Anne's County governs a roll-off here. The County Roads Division page lists only an entrance permit for work in the County right-of-way and publishes no permit written for a dumpster or container on a County road, and the parent's search of the County Code found "dumpster" only in site-plan content requirements, with no portable-container or roll-off rule. That is not the same as saying no permit is needed: put the bin on your own driveway or yard, and if it must sit on a County street, call the Roads Division (410-758-0920) first. MD 8 is a State route that ends in Romancoke; the State Highway Administration requires a permit for activities in the State right-of-way, and Queen Anne's County is served by its District 2 office at 615 Morgnec Road, Chestertown (410-810-3244). Before delivery, check that your driveway can take the truck, and keep all debris inside the bin.

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What matters locally

Batts Neck transfer station takes household loads by ticket, but only a drum of remodel debris a week

Queen Anne's County has no curbside trash service on the pages checked; residents bring waste to five County transfer stations using a ticket book (15 tickets for $60, sold to Queen Anne's County residents and property owners only; one ticket per car, truck or trailer). The station with a Stevensville address is Batts Neck, 422 Batts Neck Road, open Wednesday, Friday and Saturday 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.; Grasonville (401 Gravel Run Road) opens Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. Ticket books are for residential waste only, so contractors and commercial haulers cannot use the stations. Construction and demolition debris such as wood, drywall, carpet, cabinets and fixtures is limited to one 55-gallon drum per week, and CFC appliances cost 10 extra tickets. Check the Public Works Facebook page for current hours before you go.

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Larger debris loads go off the island: R.B. Baker in Queenstown or the Midshore Regional Landfill

The County's solid-waste FAQ sends larger construction and demolition loads to R.B. Baker in Queenstown (410-827-8831) or the Midshore Regional Landfill in Ridgely (410-634-9304), which also takes tires the transfer stations will not. Brick and concrete go to Dependable Sand, Stone and Recycling in Wye Mills (410-822-6363). Furniture and mattresses are accepted at all transfer stations, and metal is free. From Romancoke every one of those debris sites is a trip up MD 8 and east on US 50, which is why most Romancoke roof, deck and remodel jobs use a roll-off.

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Before you book

Questions about renting in Romancoke.

Does Queen Anne's County assign a trash company for a Romancoke roll-off?

No County franchise or curbside contract appeared on the County's solid waste pages; residents either hire a private hauler or use the transfer stations. The County Code does require anyone collecting refuse to register with the Director of Public Works for an annual solid waste collection permit, issued after the collection equipment is inspected. The Code's definition of rubbish leaves out building and construction debris, but ask your roll-off company about its permit anyway, and keep food waste out of an open bin.

Sources: [3] · [1] · [6]

Can I just haul my Romancoke remodel debris to the Batts Neck transfer station?

Only in small amounts. Batts Neck, at 422 Batts Neck Road in Stevensville, takes residents' waste on Wednesdays, Fridays and Saturdays with a ticket from the County's $60 book of 15, but construction and demolition debris is limited to one 55-gallon drum per week, and contractors cannot use the stations. Larger loads must go to R.B. Baker in Queenstown or the Midshore Regional Landfill in Ridgely.

Sources: [5] · [7] · [6]

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