WHY PAY MORE???
We are the home of the DUMPSTER PRICE MATCH!!!
WE MATCH PRICES(APPLES TO APPLES)
WE HAVE FLEXIBLE TERMS
**NO CONTRACTS
**HONEST UPFRONT PRICING
**NO HIDDEN FEES**
KNOW WHAT YOU PAY BEFORE IT’S DROPPED OFF, NOT A GUESSING GAME AFTER IT’S PICKED UP!!!
HOW IS A CUSTOMER SUPPOSED TO KNOW HOW MUCH WEIGHT IS GOING IN THE DUMPSTER?
WELL THE ANSWER IS YOU DON’T!!!
*24 HOUR-7 DAY RENTALS
RENT ME 4 LESS CINCI PRICES
WE HAVE FLEXIBLE TERMS
NO CONTRACTS
*11 yard
24 HOUR $229
72 HOUR $259
5 DAY $299
*13 yard
24 HOUR $249
72 HOUR $279
5 DAY $319
*15 yard
24 HOUR $279
72 HOUR $309
5 DAY $349
*17 yard
24 HOUR $309
72 HOUR $339
5 DAY $379
*21 yard
24 HOUR $359
72 HOUR $389
5 DAY $449
$5/day for any additional rental time
Additional fees will apply for large items, see below for surcharges
*Some Restrictions & DISTANCE FEE may apply *
see below for dumpster laws
Understanding Dumpster Rental Sizes
The first step in renting a dumpster is figuring out what size dumpster you need.
We offer a variety of dumpster sizes, measured by volume:
● 11 cubic yards Ideal for: Small projects, single room renovation, small yard projects
● 13 cubic yards Small garages, emptying a storage unit, yard waste
● 15 cubic yards Medium projects, multi-room remodeling,
● 17 cubic yards Medium to large projects, large garage or basement cleanups
● 21 cubic yards Large garage and household junk removal, major landscaping debris
How big is a cubic yard? Imagine a square that's 3 feet on each side.
For reference, one cubic yard is equal to the size of a washing machine.
CALL 7 DAYS A WEEK BEFORE NOON & GET IT DELIVERED THE SAME DAY!!!
Call now for a quote on your project
Wait! Can I throw this away?
You can throw away box springs and mattresses for an additional $20 fee per piece.
You can throw away anything with freon in it for an additional fee of $75
While many items come to landfills, there are some household items that may endanger people and the environment.
Please avoid placing the following items in your trash:
Propane tanks/any type of cylinders
Paints
Paint thinners
Grease and rust solvents
Wood and metal cleaners
Nail polish and removers
Cosmetics
Household polishes and cleaners
Oven cleaners
Drain openers
Lighter Fluids
Fungicides and wood preservatives
Insecticides, herbicide
Used oil and oil filters
Fuel injection and carburetor cleaners
Antifreeze
Batteries
Broken thermometers
Rat poison
Pool chemicals
It is important to keep these items out of landfills because they can be harmful to the environment, and negatively influence the decomposition of garbage in the landfills. Unfortunately, these items do still end up at landfills, most often transported by garbage trucks.
In the back of a garbage truck, compactors crunch and smash garbage together, often causing hazardous items to combust and result in fire. Even the smallest hazardous item, like a battery, can be a major safety concern for the employee who is driving the truck to the landfill. To keep employees and the environment safe, hazardous wastes should be kept out of the garbage.
Below are a few tips on what to do with your hazardous waste.
1. Reach out to your local solid waste district – Contact your local solid waste district for disposal options. Most solid waste districts have collection days where residents can dispose of hazardous waste properly.
2. Check the label – If a label says the item is “dangerous” or “poisonous”, then this is an indication of a hazardous waste. These labels are often found on household cleaners.
3. Think before you throw away – When throwing something away, ask yourself the question, “Could this be something hazardous?"
By keeping hazardous waste out of landfills, we can further improve environmental safety, while ensuring employee safety.