Projects
Dumpster rental for construction and contractors
On a job site the dumpster is part of the schedule. It has to land before the crew does, get swapped when it fills, and come out when the punch list is done. We line up a local hauler that can do that and stay your one point of contact for every swap.
Sizes that fit construction jobs
Most construction jobs land between a 20 and a 40-yard. Our usual starting point is the 30-yard.
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20-yard
22×8×4 ft, about 6 pickup loads, 1 to 2 tons included.
Typical $375 to $650 Est.
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30-yard
22×8×6 ft, about 9 pickup loads, 3 to 4 tons included.
Typical $450 to $800 Est.
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40-yard
22×8×8 ft, about 12 pickup loads, 3 to 4 tons included.
Typical $525 to $950 Est.
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Sizes for builds
Additions and gut renovations typically run a 30-yard. New construction and light demolition usually call for a 40. If space is tight, two swaps of a 20 can beat one 40.
Heavy demo material like concrete, block and brick needs its own 10-yard heavy-debris box.
Swaps and long rentals
For builds that last weeks, we set up a 30-day rental and schedule swaps (pick up the full box, drop an empty one) as you need them. Each swap is priced in your quote so there are no surprises.
Tell us the start date, rough duration and the trades on site, and we will build a plan around it.
Billing for contractors
One invoice per job, with the address on it, makes it easy to pass the cost through to your client. If you run several jobs at once, tell us and we will keep them straight.
Debris type: construction or remodel
Drywall, lumber, cabinets, countertops, flooring, fixtures, small amounts of tile.
Some items can't go in any dumpster: paint, tires, batteries, appliances with refrigerant and hazardous chemicals among them. See the full list.
Construction questions
Can you handle recurring swaps?
Yes. Most builds use a 30-day rental with swaps scheduled as the box fills. Give us 24 hours notice where you can; same-day swaps depend on the local hauler.
Do I need a permit on a job site?
Not if the dumpster sits on private property. If it goes on the street or sidewalk, most cities require a right-of-way permit. We will tell you what applies.
Can I mix concrete into a construction load?
Small amounts are sometimes tolerated, but a lot of concrete or block will push the load over weight. Ask for a separate heavy-debris 10-yard instead.
Other projects
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.