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DUMPSTER RENTALS

No, dumpsters must not be loaded above the rim. Overfilled containers create transport hazards, as debris can fall out and damage property or endanger safety. Regulations require that dumpsters be covered during transport, and excess waste prevents this. If your dumpster is overfilled, pickup may be declined until the load is corrected, or additional charges may apply. Always keep waste level with or below the container’s top edge.

Yes, extensions are available if you need more time for your project. It’s best to let us know during booking if you anticipate delays, but you can also call customer service for added days once your rental is active. Extended days are typically offered at a low daily or weekly rate. Just make sure to request the extension before the scheduled pickup date to avoid interruptions in service.

Rental terms are flexible and usually last about a week, with options to extend. If your project will take extra time, you can request an extension at daily or weekly rates. Many customers appreciate that our standard rentals already give more time than other providers. By communicating your project schedule up front, you can ensure your dumpster is available for the duration of your cleanup.

The final price depends on the dumpster size, type of debris, and length of the rental period. Smaller container sizes generally cost less, while heavy loads or extended rentals can increase the total. Pricing includes delivery, pickup, and disposal within a set weight limit. For an accurate dumpster rental quote, you’ll need to provide your project details, the type of debris, and your preferred dumpster size.

Generally, you do not need a permit if you place your dumpster on private property like a driveway or yard. However, if it must be set on a public street or sidewalk, local governments often require a permit. Permit requirements vary, so always confirm with your city or county offices. Our team can help guide you through the process if you’re unsure of the rules in your area.