Industries We Serve
The right setup depends on how an industry makes waste. Builders and demolition crews run construction roll-offs on a swap cycle, with concrete and dirt in a separate flat-rate heavy box. Roofers size a construction box by shingle weight. Restaurants, retail and hotels run scheduled front-load service. Events run portable toilets counted to attendance, with at least 5 percent accessible. Find your industry below.
Which industry page fits your work?
Every page below covers the services that industry actually runs, the sizes its crews reach for, and real answers from our team.

Residential Construction
Roll-offs swapped between phases, OSHA-ready toilets, and one account from footings to punch list.
Residential Construction services
Commercial Construction
Multi-container logistics staged by zone, with swaps scheduled around crane picks and pours.
Commercial Construction services
Roofing Contractors
Construction boxes sized by shingle weight, with set included tons, placed tight to the roofline with boards under the rails.
Roofing Contractors services
Demolition
30 and 40 yard roll-offs on swap cycles for bulky debris, plus flat-rate heavy boxes for clean concrete and brick.
Demolition services
Solar Installation
Driveway-friendly boxes for packaging, racking, and old roofing debris, gone the day the array is commissioned.
Solar Installation services
General Contractors
Every jobsite on one account: dumpsters, toilets, fencing, and storage ordered with a call or text.
General Contractors services
Landscaping
Dedicated flat-rate boxes for dirt and stone, and roomy containers for brush, limbs, and green waste.
Landscaping services
Property Management
Front-load service sized by unit count, with turnover roll-offs and junk crews on call for move-out season.
Property Management services
Restaurants & Food Service
Front-load service sized to your busiest nights, so the container behind the kitchen keeps up on Saturday.
Restaurants & Food Service services
Retail & Shopping Centers
Cardboard handled separately so the back room stays workable, with seasonal upsizing for the holiday surge.
Retail & Shopping Centers services
Hotels & Hospitality
Quiet-hour pickups, a dock that passes a walk-through, and surge capacity when the ballroom books out.
Hotels & Hospitality services
Schools & Universities
Service that follows the academic calendar: full during term, move-out dumpsters in May, scaled down all summer.
Schools & Universities services
Government & Municipal
Park and public works dumpsters, crew toilets, and W-9s and insurance certificates on request.
Government & Municipal services
Industrial & Manufacturing
Compactors, balers, and heavy roll-offs scheduled around shifts, dock traffic, and plant turnarounds.
Industrial & Manufacturing services
Agriculture & Farming
Roll-offs delivered down farm roads other haulers will not route to, plus crew toilets and septic pumping.
Agriculture & Farming services
Healthcare Facilities
Renovation debris handled around patient care, with regulated medical waste left to your licensed hauler.
Healthcare Facilities services
Events & Festivals
Toilets counted to your real attendance, dumpsters at vendor rows, and everything gone before the morning deadline.
Events & Festivals services
Real Estate & Home Flippers
Fast boxes for demo day and clean driveways for listing day, on accounts built for multiple projects.
Real Estate & Home Flippers services
Restoration Companies
Containers on site fast for wet drywall and flooring, with a scale weight ticket on every invoice.
Restoration Companies servicesWhat does each industry usually need?
The main waste stream and the setup each industry page covers in detail, with the included tons for each dumpster size: 1 on a 10 yard, 1.5 on a 15, 2 on a 20, 3 on a 30 and 4 on a 40.
| Industry | Main waste | Usual setup |
|---|---|---|
| Residential Construction | Framing, drywall, packaging | 20 or 30 yard roll-off, swapped by phase |
| Commercial Construction | Mixed C&D, concrete | 30 and 40 yard roll-offs plus heavy boxes |
| Roofing Contractors | Asphalt shingles | Construction roll-off sized by tons |
| Demolition | Interior debris, concrete | 40 yard roll-off plus heavy box |
| Solar Installation | Packaging, re-roof debris | Construction roll-off; panels to a recycler |
| General Contractors | Remodel debris | 15 to 30 yard roll-off per site |
| Landscaping | Brush, sod, dirt | Roll-off for green waste, dirt box for soil |
| Property Management | Resident trash, cleanouts | Front-load service plus roll-offs |
| Restaurants & Food Service | Kitchen trash, cardboard | Scheduled front-load; grease to rendering |
| Retail & Shopping Centers | Cardboard, store trash | Front-load plus baler |
| Hotels & Hospitality | Daily trash, renovation | Front-load plus renovation roll-offs |
| Schools & Universities | Term trash, move-out | Front-load plus move-out roll-offs |
| Government & Municipal | Brush, facility debris | Roll-offs plus crew toilets |
| Industrial & Manufacturing | Steady volume, turnarounds | Compactor or baler plus roll-offs |
| Agriculture & Farming | Outbuilding cleanouts | 20 or 30 yard roll-off plus crew toilets |
| Healthcare Facilities | Renovation, general trash | Roll-offs and front-load; no medical waste |
| Events & Festivals | Guest restrooms, trash | Portable toilets, ADA units, roll-offs |
| Real Estate & Home Flippers | Cleanouts, tear-outs | 20 or 30 yard roll-off or junk removal |
| Restoration Companies | Wet drywall, flooring | 20 or 30 yard roll-off plus storage |
Sources: OSHA jobsite sanitation, 29 CFR 1926.51; U.S. Access Board ADA standards; U.S. EPA construction and demolition debris. Related: weight estimator, weight limits, dumpster prices, all services.
Industry questions
Most construction and remodeling work runs a 20 or 30 yard construction roll-off, swapped as it fills. Each size includes a set tonnage (2 tons on a 20, 3 on a 30), and concrete, brick and dirt go in a separate flat-rate heavy-material box.
Answered by Joe Woods, Commercial & National Accounts Specialist
Not for everyday trash. Restaurants, retail and hotels run a scheduled front-load dumpster (usually 2 to 8 yards) with pickups matched to volume, and add a roll-off only for remodels or resets. Grease and fryer oil never go in the dumpster.
Answered by Michael V., Head of Operations
Regulated medical waste, hazardous waste (solvents, chemicals, pesticides), asbestos, grease, and in many states old solar panels and electronics. Each has its own licensed handler or recycling route.
Answered by Michael V., Head of Operations
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