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DUMPSTER RENTALS

Think about the type and amount of debris your project will produce. Smaller jobs like garage cleanouts usually need a 10-yard or 15-yard dumpster, while kitchen remodels might require a 20-yard dumpster. Big construction or renovation projects may be better served by a 30-yard or 40-yard dumpster. If you’re unsure, our Customer Service can help you choose—it’s safer to pick a slightly larger size than to risk having it overflow.

We’ll weigh your container at disposal. If it exceeds the included tonnage, you’ll see an overage fee based on how much you go over. Let us know upfront if you’re disposing of heavy debris like roofing or concrete—we’ll help you plan for it.

No, you should never attempt to move the dumpster yourself. These containers are extremely heavy and require specialized equipment to reposition safely. Trying to move it on your own can lead to damage or injury. If you need the dumpster relocated, just contact our customer service team—we’ll handle it for you.

Yes, some materials are not allowed due to safety and local regulations. Prohibited items include hazardous waste, certain appliances, batteries, paint, tires, propane tanks, and electronics like TVs and computers. If you’re unsure about an item, please ask us before tossing it in your dumpster to avoid extra fees or haul refusals.

Booking a dumpster is simple! Call us or use our online system to get a quote. Provide your address, project details, preferred dumpster size, debris type, and delivery date. If you have special placement requests, let us know. You’ll receive confirmation and all the information needed to ensure smooth delivery.

You’re still accountable for all contents placed in your rented dumpster, regardless of who added them. If prohibited materials are found, you may face additional charges. To help prevent this, consider keeping the dumpster in a secured area, monitoring it regularly, or covering it when it’s not in use.