Parker
DUMPSTER RENTALS

Certain materials are off-limits due to regulations and safety. This includes hazardous items (like paint, chemicals, asbestos without proper paperwork), electronics, tires, fuel tanks, and appliances with refrigerants unless properly drained. For a full list or if you’re unsure, it’s best to ask before tossing items—placing prohibited waste may incur extra fees.

You can load most general household junk, non-hazardous debris, yard waste, furniture, renovation leftovers, and many types of construction materials, including wood, drywall, and shingles. Hazardous substances, batteries, propane tanks, and certain electronics are not permitted. When in doubt, reach out to our team for guidance.

No, do not attempt to move the dumpster on your own. They’re heavy and need special equipment. If the location needs to be changed, call our customer service and we’ll arrange a safe, compliant move for you.

We aim to place your dumpster as close as access and safety allow—usually in the driveway or nearby parking area. Please make sure there’s enough clearance (about 60 feet long and 10 feet wide) for our trucks. Give us your preferred spot when booking, and we’ll do our best to meet your request.

We offer several convenient payment choices, including major credit cards, debit cards, and, for businesses, checks and electronic transfers. Payment is generally required at booking to secure your dumpster rental. If you need an invoice or have special billing requests, let us know when arranging service.

No, the dumpster should not be filled above the rim for safety reasons and legal compliance during transport. Overfilled dumpsters can be refused pick-up or result in extra fees, so keep the debris level with the top edge.