Dumpster Source

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Most providers offer dumpsters and containers in a variety of sizes, typically ranging from 10-yard to 40-yard capacities. The size you need depends on the volume and type of waste.

The right size depends on the type and volume of waste. For smaller projects like garage cleanouts, a 10-yard dumpster might suffice, while larger construction projects may require a 30- or 40-yard container. Consult with the rental provider for recommendations.

You can typically dispose of household debris, construction waste, yard waste, and recyclables. However, hazardous materials like chemicals and batteries are usually prohibited. Check with your rental provider for specific restrictions.

Rental periods vary by provider, but most offer rental durations ranging from a few days to a few weeks. Extensions are often available for an additional fee.

Permits are typically not required for placement on private property. However, if the dumpster will be placed on public property like a street or sidewalk, a permit may be necessary. Check with your local municipality.

Costs vary based on the size of the container, rental duration, and type of waste. Prices typically range from $200 to $800 or more. Contact your provider for a detailed quote.

Prohibited items often include hazardous waste, chemicals, batteries, electronics, tires, and flammable materials. Always check with your rental provider for a complete list of restricted items.

The rental company will deliver the dumpster to your specified location using a truck. Once your rental period is over or the dumpster is full, the provider will pick it up and dispose of the contents properly.

Yes, most rental providers allow multiple rentals simultaneously. This is often useful for large projects generating different types of waste, like construction and demolition debris.

Ensure there is enough space for the dumpster to be placed, clear any obstacles, and notify neighbors if the dumpster will affect shared areas. The delivery truck also needs clear access to the drop-off location.