Montgomery
DUMPSTER RENTALS

A permit usually isn’t necessary when placing a dumpster on your private property, such as a driveway or yard. However, if you plan to have the dumpster on a public street or sidewalk, local municipalities often require a permit. Permit requirements and fees vary, so it’s best to contact your city or county’s public works office. If needed, our team can help you sort out the process and understand what paperwork might be required.

Start by estimating how much and what type of debris your project will generate. For small cleanouts or minor renovations, a 10-yard or 15-yard dumpster is sufficient. For larger renovations or construction work, you might need a 20-yard or 30-yard container. If you’re uncertain, describe your project to us; we’ll recommend the best size to avoid overfilling and unnecessary costs.

We accept major credit cards, debit cards, and electronic bank transfers for commercial accounts. Payment is typically due at booking to secure your dumpster and delivery date. If you have unique billing needs or need an invoice for your business, just let us know during booking.

To protect your property, place the dumpster on a solid surface like concrete or asphalt. Laying down plywood beneath the container’s wheels helps distribute weight and reduce the risk of marks or cracks. Avoid soft ground or grass, and let us know if you have any concerns so we can help prepare the drop-off spot.

No, dumpsters should never be moved after delivery. They’re heavy and require special equipment. If you need the dumpster moved, contact our customer service team to coordinate a professional and safe repositioning.

You’re responsible for everything placed in your rented dumpster, even if someone else adds materials. Unauthorized items can result in extra fees, so keep the dumpster in a secure area and cover it if possible to prevent other people from dumping restricted waste.