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DUMPSTER RENTALS

You can load general waste, construction debris, household junk, furniture, yard waste, and non-hazardous materials such as drywall, shingles, flooring, limited concrete, and appliances without freon. Prohibited materials include paint, solvents, tires, propane tanks, hazardous waste, certain electronics, and chemicals. Always check for restrictions before loading.

It’s not necessary to be on-site as long as you provide clear placement instructions and keep the area accessible. Being present may help if you want a specific placement. For pickup, ensure the dumpster is not blocked, filled above the rim, and the door is secured.

Yes, if your container becomes full before your project wraps up, you may request a “swap service.” The full dumpster will be removed and replaced with a new empty one. The cost is the same as the original rental and covers transport and disposal.

Generally, no permit is required for placing your rental on private property such as a driveway or yard. If you need to place it on a street or sidewalk, you may need a municipal permit. Always check with your local authorities to avoid fines or delays, and our support team can help you navigate this process if needed.

Rentals are common for home cleanouts, renovations, roof replacements, landscaping projects, demolition, new construction, and storm cleanup. From yard waste dumpster needs to large commercial projects, a roll-off makes debris removal safer and easier.

Most bulky items such as furniture, mattresses, and non-hazardous appliances can go in the dumpster. If appliances contain refrigerants, make sure they’re safely removed first. For particularly heavy or oversized items, mention them when booking so we can provide guidance on safe disposal.