Have Dumpster Rental Questions?

Dumpster rental prices are influenced by several factors, including the size of the dumpster, the length of the rental period, the type of materials being disposed of, and the location of the rental. Additional fees may also apply for exceeding weight limits or extending the rental period. Contact us to get a custom quote for your project.

The average cost varies widely based on the dumpster size and the rental duration. For example, a small 10-yard dumpster may cost less than a large 20-yard dumpster. Prices can range from a few hundred to over $500 dollars, depending on these factors. Contact us today for a quote.

Yes, certain types of waste can affect the price. Hazardous materials typically require special disposal methods and might incur additional costs. It’s best to discuss the type of waste with us beforehand to be sure.

Additional fees can include charges for exceeding the weight limit, extending the rental period, or disposing of prohibited items. Always check with us for a complete list of potential extra charges in your area.

Shorter rental periods can reduce the overall cost. It’s best to check with us to see if there are currently any short-term specials available.

Yes, prices can vary based on location due to varying disposal fees, transportation costs, and local demand. Urban areas might have higher prices compared to rural areas.

To find the best deal, compare quotes from multiple providers, consider the appropriate dumpster size for your project to avoid overpaying for unused space, and clarify any potential additional fees. The cheapest may not be the best in terms of reliability so in addition to checking prices, check social media reviews as well.

Consider the scale of your project and the type of waste you’ll generate. Smaller projects like garage cleanouts may need a 10-yard dumpster, while larger renovations or construction jobs might require a 20-yard dumpster. Look at the dumpster sizes we offer to decide which is best for you.

Yes, choosing a dumpster larger than needed can result in unnecessary costs. It’s best to accurately estimate your waste volume and consult with us for the most cost-effective choice.

Yes, typically hazardous materials, liquids, flammable items, and certain electronics are prohibited. It’s important to check specific guidelines for your area or consult with us for a list of prohibited items.

Many dumpsters are designed to fit in standard parking spots. However, it’s important to ensure there’s sufficient clearance for delivery and pickup, and consider any local regulations regarding placement.

Our dumpster rentals are priced by the dump so if you find that your dumpster is too small, you may need empty it one or more times, which can increase costs. We recommend erring on the side of a slightly larger size if you’re unsure.

It’s important not to overfill a dumpster for safety and legal reasons. Waste should not extend beyond the top rim. We provide guidelines on how to load your dumpster safely and efficiently.

This depends on your location and where you plan to place the dumpster. Generally, placing a dumpster on your own property doesn’t require a permit, but public spaces often do. We can assist with understanding and obtaining any necessary permits.