Prichard
DUMPSTER RENTALS

No, dumpsters must not be filled above the rim. Overfilling is a safety hazard, as debris may fall out during transport and endanger others. Trucks are required to cover dumpsters during transit, and overfilled units cannot be safely secured. If your dumpster is overfilled, pickup may be refused, or additional charges could apply. Always keep your waste below or level with the top edge for a smooth experience.

You can load most general waste, construction debris, household junk, furniture, yard clippings, and non-hazardous materials. Acceptable items include wood, drywall, old appliances (without freon), and some concrete. Hazardous materials like paint, chemicals, batteries, tires, and certain electronics are not allowed due to regulations. If in doubt, ask about specific items to avoid any disposal issues.

Yes, weight limits depend on the type of waste and the dumpster size. Exceeding these limits leads to extra charges per ton or pound over the stated limit. If you plan to dispose of heavy debris like roofing shingles or concrete, discuss this when you book to pick the most cost-effective dumpster and understand possible overage fees.

Your standard rental includes delivery, pickup, waste disposal up to the specified weight allowance, and a generous rental period compared to most local competitors. Additional fees only apply if you go over the weight limit, need more time, want same-day service, or dispose of special items. We provide a full pricing breakdown at checkout for maximum transparency.

Find a level area such as a driveway or paved spot, and clear the area of obstacles like vehicles or branches. If needed, protect surfaces using plywood under the dumpster’s wheels. Make sure the space is accessible for a truck, with adequate clearance for delivery. If you have concerns about space or access, let us know when you book so we can plan the best placement.