Keep your renovation on schedule with a dedicated dumpster for construction debris, old materials, and demo waste.
Recommended Size
20-30 yard
Price Range
$525-$995
Delivery
Same-Day Available
A single bathroom remodel generates 1-2 cubic yards of debris. A full kitchen renovation produces 5-8 cubic yards. Whole-house remodels can create 15-30+ cubic yards of waste including drywall, flooring, cabinets, fixtures, and framing lumber. Having the right dumpster on-site keeps your project organized and your contractor happy.
Renovation dumpsters accept drywall, lumber, flooring (tile, hardwood, vinyl, carpet), cabinets, countertops, fixtures, insulation, siding, trim, and most building materials. Concrete and brick can also go in, though they may incur an extra weight charge. Hazardous materials like asbestos, lead paint chips, and chemicals require special disposal.
Place the dumpster as close to the work area as possible, ideally where debris can be tossed directly from a window or doorway. Protect your driveway with plywood under the dumpster feet. If your renovation spans multiple weeks, plan for extra rental days, typically $40-$50 per day beyond the included 7.
A 15-20 yard dumpster is ideal for a full kitchen remodel. This handles cabinets, countertops, flooring, drywall, and fixtures with room to spare.
Yes, concrete, tile, brick, and stone are accepted. However, due to weight, these materials may incur an additional charge. Consider a dedicated heavy-debris dumpster for large amounts.
Every rental includes 7 days. For longer projects, extra days are typically $40-$50 per day. Just let us know your project timeline when ordering and we'll include the exact rate in your quote.
If the dumpster sits on your private property (driveway), most cities don't require a permit. If it needs to go on the street, you'll likely need a temporary street permit from your city.

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