Construction & Contractor Dumpster Rentals

Heavy-duty bins built for job site debris, with flexible swap-out and multi-day rental options for active construction sites.

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New home construction site with roll-off dumpsters

Built for the Job Site

From roofing tear-offs to full-scale remodels, our construction & demolition (C&D) dumpsters handle heavier loads than a standard residential bin. We offer swap-out service to keep your site moving and flexible multi-day rentals so the bin's there for as long as the job needs it.

Right-Sizing Your Job Site Container

Contractors need containers that keep up with the work. We offer 20, 30, and 40 yard roll-off dumpsters for framing, drywall, roofing, and demolition debris, and we can talk through swap-out schedules so your crew is never working around a full bin.

Heavy materials such as concrete, brick, asphalt, and dirt are priced and handled differently from mixed construction debris because of weight. Tell us what you are removing and we will set you up with the right container from the start.

Working on a busy street? Ask us about placement and permit requirements so delivery day goes smoothly.

10, 20, 30 and 40 yard dumpsters compared

How It Works

1

Tell Us About Your Project

Request a bin online or call in - we'll ask a few quick questions to recommend the right size and rental length.

2

Schedule Delivery

Pick a delivery date that works for your crew. We'll confirm site access and placement.

3

Fill It (or Swap It)

Running heavy on a long job? Call for a swap-out - we'll drop an empty bin and haul the full one away.

4

We Pick It Up

Give us a call when you're done, and we'll swing by to haul it away and clean up after ourselves.

Ideal Projects for Construction Dumpsters

Roofing Tear-Offs

Old shingles and underlayment are heavy - our C&D bins are built to handle the weight.

Full Remodels

Gut renovations produce drywall, flooring, cabinetry, and trim debris in volume - keep it out of the way.

New Construction

Packaging, offcuts, and scrap material from a new build - clear the site as work progresses.

Demolition Projects

Structural teardown generates high volume, heavy debris - talk to us about sizing and weight before you start.

✓ What You Can Toss In

  • Wood, lumber, and framing scrap
  • Drywall and plaster
  • Roofing shingles and underlayment
  • Scrap metal
  • Concrete, brick, and asphalt (limited quantities - ask about a dedicated heavy-material bin for large amounts)
  • General construction & demolition debris

✗ What We Can't Take

  • Hazardous, toxic, or biohazardous material
  • Asbestos-containing material without prior arrangement
  • Wet paint, solvents, or chemicals
  • Tires and batteries
  • Fridges, freezers, or A/C units with Freon still in them

Heavy materials like concrete and dirt often need a dedicated bin due to weight limits - your Dumpster Consultant can advise on the right setup for your job.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I get a swap-out on an active job site?

Yes - call ahead and we'll schedule a swap: we drop an empty bin and haul the full one away in the same visit, so your crew never loses a day.

What happens if I go over the weight limit?

Each bin size includes a weight allowance. Loads that run heavier are billed at an overage rate - we'll always let you know before any extra charges apply.

Do I need a permit to place a bin on the street?

If the bin can't fit on your property, a street placement permit may be required from your local municipality. We can point you to who to call.

Can I keep the bin for a multi-week job?

Yes - long-term and multi-day rentals are available for active job sites. Let us know your expected timeline when you request a quote.

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