Roll-Off Dumpster Rental

Most rentals run $390 to $1200 all-in depending on size and ZIP code. Typical ranges: 10-yard $390-$595, 15-yard $450-$695, 20-yard $525-$795, 30-yard $650-$995, 40-yard $750-$1200. Those are live figures from our pricing across 33,063 ZIP codes in 29 states, updated July 2026. Enter your ZIP for an exact local price, or call: callers save an average of $50 on every order.

Answered by Judi K., Site Services Specialist

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Everything. The flat rate covers delivery, a 7-day rental period, pickup, disposal, and an included weight allowance (1 ton on a 10-yard up to 4 tons on a 40-yard). The number quoted is the number paid. No fuel surcharges or admin fees appear later.

Answered by Judi K., Site Services Specialist

7 days come standard with every rental. Extra days typically run $40 to $50 per day depending on your area, and your exact rate is shown with your quote. If you already know the job will run long, tell us up front and we build the price around it.

Answered by Judi K., Site Services Specialist

The load is weighed at the disposal facility after pickup, and anything over your included tonnage bills per ton on the final invoice. Across most of the country that runs $150 to $185 per ton; dense metro areas like New York City run higher. Your exact overage rate is listed with your quote, so there are no surprise numbers.

Answered by Judi K., Site Services Specialist

Usually, if you order by around noon. In some areas during slower seasons we can do same-day up to 4pm, case by case. The best move is placing the order as early as possible so dispatch can route the closest driver. We like to say we're the Amazon of dumpster rentals: some places and times it's same-day, sometimes next-day, but we deliver as soon as possible, every time.

Answered by Michael V., Head of Operations

On your own property (driveway, yard, private lot) usually no. On a public street, many towns require a permit and every jurisdiction writes its own rules, so ask your project manager when you order and they check exactly what your address needs. In New York City we pull the street permit for you: $75 for a 5-day DOT permit that renews while you keep the container.

Answered by Michael V., Head of Operations

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Set out protection before the driver arrives and tell us it's there: plywood, 2x4s, boards, pavers, or mats all work, and the driver will place the container right on them. The homeowner or job site provides the material. In some areas we can supply protection ourselves, but in markets served by smaller partner haulers we can't always relay every request, so putting your own down is the reliable play.

Answered by Michael V., Head of Operations

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Truly prohibited: hazardous materials like paint, chemicals, and asbestos. Almost everything else is a landfill charge, not a ban. Mattresses, tires, and appliances are accepted at most facilities for a per-item fee that varies by area: one landfill charges $75 for a mattress and box spring, another charges nothing. We don't set landfill rates, but we're transparent about them. Call or text us, we phone the facility, get the exact rate, and relay it straight back.

Answered by Michael V., Head of Operations

Yes, in a dedicated heavy-material box: concrete, dirt, brick, and sand ride in 10 to 20-yard containers only, on separate heavy-material rates. Never mix heavy material with regular junk. Mixed loads bill at the highest per-ton garbage rates (roughly $50 up to $250 per ton by area), while a dedicated heavy box disposes far cheaper. The only time mixing makes sense is a small amount, under about 2 tons. Call for heavy-material rates in your ZIP.

Answered by Tony D., Commercial & National Accounts Specialist

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Order a swap-out. We haul the full container and drop a fresh one in the same spot: new invoice, new rental days, fresh included tonnage. Jobs running multiple swap-outs usually earn repeat-business discounts of $25 to $50 per box, especially for contractors and Pro Program members.

Answered by Tony D., Commercial & National Accounts Specialist

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With at least 48 hours notice before your delivery date, yes, full refund. Canceling inside that 48-hour window carries a flat $375 dispatch fee, because a dispatch schedule change costs real time in the office and the field. For $25, cancellation insurance removes that risk entirely: cancel any time, as long as the driver isn't already en route to your site.

Answered by Michael V., Head of Operations

About 60 feet of straight-line approach and 25 feet of overhead clearance. The truck sends the container up in the air on rails to load and unload, so watch for wires, gutters, tree limbs, and roof edges. If anything overhead worries you, call before delivery day. We pull your address up on the map and evaluate it with you, and only the driver should be near the dumpster while it's in operation.

Answered by Michael V., Head of Operations

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