We offer a variety of dumpster sizes to suit different needs, including 15-yard, 17-yard, and 25-yard dumpsters. The 15-yard dumpster is great for small cleanouts or minor renovation projects, while the 25-yard dumpster is ideal for small construction or demolition jobs.

You can dispose of most household, construction, and demolition debris in our dumpsters. However, there are restrictions on hazardous materials such as paints, oils, asbestos, chemical products, tires, and batteries. It’s best to check with us for a complete list of prohibited items.

Standard rental periods are typically for 7 to 10 days. If you need the dumpster for a longer period, please let us know, and we can discuss extending your rental period for an additional fee.

The cost depends on the dumpster size, the duration of the rental, and the type of waste you’re disposing of. Our prices include delivery, pickup, and a set weight limit. Additional charges may apply if the dumpster is overloaded or if you require a longer rental period.

If the dumpster is placed on private property like your driveway, you typically do not need a permit. However, if you plan to place the dumpster on public property, such as the street, you may need a permit from your local city or town. We recommend checking with your local regulations to determine if a permit is necessary.

Hazardous Materials:

• Chemicals: Pesticides, solvents, fertilizers, cleaning products, bleach, and other hazardous household chemicals.
• Fluids: Motor oil, antifreeze, gasoline, and other automotive fluids.
• Flammables: Aerosol cans, propane tanks, and other flammable materials.
• Radioactive Materials: These require specialized disposal and should never be put in a regular dumpster.
• Medical Waste: Needles, sharps, and other medical supplies.
• Asbestos: This requires specialized handling and disposal.

Other Prohibited Items:

• Liquids: Paint, grease, cooking oil, and other liquids.
• Electronics: Computers, televisions, and other electronic devices.
• Tires
• Batteries: Car batteries, alkaline batteries, lithium batteries, and rechargeable batteries.
• Animals: Animal carcasses or remains.
• Barrels: Barrels with lids secured, as the contents may be hazardous or explosive.
• Contaminated Soil: Soil contaminated with hazardous materials.
• Concrete, Bricks, and Demolition Material: These are heavy materials and require special dumpsters for disposal.
• Railroad Cross ties