Collinsville
DUMPSTER RENTALS

Bulky things like furniture, mattresses, and many appliances can usually go in the container as long as they are not prohibited. With appliances, remove any refrigerants or hazardous parts first, following local rules. Flag oversized or very heavy items when you book so we can advise on loading and weight limits. Some landfills add fees or restrictions for certain bulky pieces.

No. Loads must stay level with or below the top edge. Overfilling is unsafe during transport because debris can fall out, and regulations require containers to be covered for transit, which is not possible when they are overloaded. An overfilled dumpster may be refused until the excess is removed, or extra fees may apply.

Cost in Collinsville, Illinois depends on size, debris type, and how long you keep the container. Smaller 10-yard and 15-yard units generally cost less than 30-yard or 40-yard ones. Pricing usually covers delivery, pickup, and disposal up to a set weight limit. Extended rentals or heavy materials may add charges. We keep rates as low as possible, and an accurate quote just needs your project address, material type, and desired size.

No. Once the delivery team sets it, leave it in place. Roll-offs are very heavy and need specialized equipment to reposition safely. Moving one yourself can damage your property, the container, or nearby structures, and may break local safety rules. If you need it moved, contact customer service to arrange a professional. A fee may apply, but it ensures the work is done safely and within regulations.

Not as long as you have given clear placement instructions and the area is accessible. Being there helps if you have specific placement preferences. For pickup, the driver can finish without you as long as the area is clear, nothing sits above the top lip, and the door is closed and locked.

Pick a flat, stable spot such as a driveway, parking area, or solid gravel. Clear out vehicles, debris, low branches, wires, and anything else that blocks access. If you worry about surface damage, lay plywood under the wheels. Make sure the truck has room to reach the spot and that there is space for the container’s footprint. If access is tight or unusual, tell us ahead so the team can plan.