Residential Roll-Off Dumpster Rental

Budget Dumpster offers roll off dumpster sizes ranging from 10 to 40 cubic yards to fit all types of debris and junk removal projects. Look through our common dumpster sizes below to find the right option for your job, or give us a call and we'll make sure you get the right fit. Many municipalities charge different dumping fees depending on the type of garbage involved—and these costs or savings are passed on to you. Expect different prices for residential or commercial waste, concrete, roofing materials, and yard waste. Also, expect charges to vary based on the locations where you’re renting from and dumping. Our flat rates will always cover the five pricing factors discussed upfront.

Anything organic and non-hazardous should be safe to throw in, even if you have a lot of it. The allowance of many materials depend on state regulations, which is also important to be aware of before loading up a dumpster. The last thing you want is to incur any penalty fees-or worse, find out that your particular waste cannot be disposed of at a landfill by our drivers. We have temporary trash dumpsters available for rent in two sizes.

You might try striking a cost-sharing agreement with a likely neighbor. You’d both be using the dumpster, so you might need a larger size, but you can still come out ahead. Local rental companies, national chains, and out-of-state brokers each have their advantages and drawbacks.

Check with your local municipality to find out whether a license is required in your area. For example, you must obtain a Street Use permit before your dumpster is delivered and placed on a street in Seattle, Washington. When placing dumpsters in the public right-of-way dumpster rental for commercial purposes, you will need a Commercial Use permit instead. For more information, check out the rules and regulations for your city or county. When loading your container, please ensure that trash and debris fit within the container and are not sticking out.

That’s a tough job for anyone, especially if you have larger items to lift. And if the rental company has restrictions on what you can actually place in the dumpster, you may end up not getting rid of everything. The average dumpster rental cost in the United States is $396. The cost depends on the company you deal with and how they charge.

So, it’s important to make sure the weight of your debris doesn’t exceed your dumpster’s weight limit. The items you plan to dispose of - you'll pay additional fees for e-waste, mattress disposal, yard waste. Primarily, your location in the country and your landfill's dumping costs will play the biggest factor in what the cost will be for your dumpster rental.