Donna
DUMPSTER RENTALS

Large or bulky items like furniture, mattresses, and some appliances can be loaded into your dumpster as long as they’re non-hazardous. If your project involves oversized or unusually heavy materials, mention it during booking so we can prepare the right container and avoid overage issues. Note that some landfills might charge extra fees for oversized or special items.

We offer flexible rental periods to fit your schedule, typically ranging from several days up to a week. If you need more time, just let us know—a longer rental can often be arranged for a daily or weekly rate. For extended projects, communicate your timeline at booking to ensure everything fits your needs.

Consider the type and amount of waste you’ll be generating. For small home cleanouts, a 10-yard dumpster often does the trick, while medium renovations might require a 20-yard. Large construction jobs are best suited for 30-yard or 40-yard dumpsters. If unsure, tell us about your project for a personalized recommendation—it’s usually better to choose a slightly bigger size than to overfill a smaller one.

The price to rent a dumpster depends on size, the type of material, and length of time needed. Smaller dumpsters cost less, and the price includes delivery, pickup, and disposal up to a weight limit. Heavier loads or longer rentals may have extra charges. To get an accurate quote, let us know your project details, what you’ll be tossing, and how long you’ll need the dumpster.

You can load most general waste, construction debris, household junk, furniture, yard trimmings, and non-hazardous materials into the dumpster. However, items containing hazardous materials, paint, chemicals, tires, and certain appliances should not be included. Unsure about a specific item? Reach out so we can provide clear guidance and avoid extra charges.