The East End Dumpster Rental Guide

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How dumpster rental works

Renting a roll-off is simple: you tell us the project, we recommend a size, we deliver the container to your driveway, you fill it at your own pace, and we haul it away. The whole thing usually runs about a week. Below are the questions we get most — and honest answers to each.

Choosing the right size

The most common mistake is guessing. Too small and you’re paying for a second haul; too big and you’re paying for air. Here’s a quick rule of thumb:

• 10-yard — a single room, a garage cleanout, or a small landscaping job.
• 15-yard — a bathroom or kitchen remodel, or a small roof.
• 20-yard — most home renovations and mid-size construction. Our most popular.
• 25-yard — larger renovations and heavier debris.
• 30-yard — new construction, major demo, and full-property cleanouts.

Still not sure? That’s what the phone’s for — call us and we’ll spec it in one minute.

Before your delivery

• Clear a flat, accessible spot — a driveway is ideal.
• Leave room for the truck to back in and lower the container.
• Let us know about low wires, tight gates, or soft ground.
• Have a rough idea of your materials, especially anything heavy.

What can (and can’t) go in

Most household junk, renovation debris, wood, furniture, and general construction material is fine. A few things have rules — hazardous waste, certain heavy fills, and some appliances. Heavy material like concrete needs a dedicated heavy-load container. When in doubt, ask us before drop-off and we’ll tell you straight.