You fill it. We handle everything else.
Dumpster Dingo is a booking service. We don't own trucks or dumpsters; we line up a vetted local hauler for your address and handle the job start to finish. One price, one point of contact.
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Tell us the job
Your ZIP, the size (or your project and we help pick), what is going in, the delivery date, how long you need it, and where it will sit. It takes about a minute.
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We line up a local hauler
A real person on our team checks which haulers serve your address, which have the right size and date, and what disposal costs for your debris. We pick a vetted, established hauler for the job.
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You get one exact price
We text or email one all-in delivered price, with the weight allowance, the rental days, and anything that could add cost written down. No teaser price that grows later.
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Say yes, and it shows up
Confirm and we book it. The hauler drops the dumpster where you asked, on boards if you want them. You do not need to be home if the spot is clear.
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Fill it at your pace
Load it during your rental period. Need another day, or filled it early? Text us and we sort it with the hauler.
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We haul it away
Tell us you are done (or let the rental end) and it is picked up, weighed at the disposal site, and taken care of. Questions after pickup still come to us.
Getting ready for delivery
- Clear the spot. Move cars, bins and anything in the way. Mark the spot with a cone or a chair if you won't be home.
- Check the space. The box needs a flat spot about its own length (12 to 22 feet) and 8 to 11 feet wide. The truck needs roughly 60 feet in a straight line to back in, and clearance overhead.
- Protect the surface. Ask for boards under the wheels. Avoid fresh asphalt, pavers and soft lawns.
- Street placement? Most cities need a permit for the street or a public alley. We'll tell you what applies at your address.
- Check HOA rules. Some associations limit how long a dumpster can sit out, or where.
Loading it right
- Load heavy, flat things first (doors, drywall, tile), then fill gaps with bags and smaller items.
- Spread weight evenly from front to back.
- Keep everything below the top edge. Overfilled boxes can't be hauled safely.
- Keep banned items out: paint, chemicals, tires, batteries, fridges and AC units. Full list
- Heavy debris (concrete, dirt, brick) goes in a 10-yard only, to the marked line.
Get your exact delivered price
Tell us your ZIP and what you are throwing away. A real person texts or emails you one all-in price for your address. No payment to get a quote.