DUMPSTER RENTAL FOR RENOVATIONS.
A remodel makes debris in waves, demo day, then flooring, then the old cabinets. A dumpster in the driveway catches it all on your schedule.
The rundown
Renovations generate debris over days or weeks, which is exactly when a roll-off beats calling for a haul each time. Keep it on-site through the project and load drywall, flooring, cabinets, trim, and demo debris as you go. We size it to the scope, usually a 20 for a room and a 30 for a whole-home gut.
Right for the job
Built for
Kitchen & bath remodels
Cabinets, tile, fixtures, and drywall.
Whole-home renovations
Multi-room debris over time.
Flooring projects
Old carpet, hardwood, and tile.
DIY remodels
Load at your own pace, no rush.
Simple as it should be
HOW IT WORKS.
- 1
Tell us the scope
One room or the whole house, we size it right.
- 2
We drop it
On-site for the project, with a text on the way.
- 3
We haul it
Swap it or pull it when the dust settles.
No games, no surprise fees
FLAT RATE. TONNAGE UP FRONT.
The national outfits are famous for a low sticker price and a stack of fees on the invoice. We do it the other way. One flat rate, your tonnage allowance included and any per-ton overage stated before you book, and a text when your dumpster is on the way so you are never left guessing.
Flat rate
One price, delivery and pickup included.
Tonnage included
Your allowance and overage stated up front.
Text alerts
Know exactly when we drop and pick up.
Free, no obligation
RESERVE YOUR DUMPSTER.
Tell us your project and dates. We confirm the right size and a flat, all-in price with tonnage included, no surprises on the invoice.
Questions
GOOD TO KNOW.
What size dumpster for a home renovation?
A single-room remodel usually fits a 20 yard, while a whole-home gut is better with a 30. Tell us the scope and we size it so you are not swapping mid-project or paying for air.
How long can I keep it?
Your flat rate includes a rental window that fits the project. Renovations run long, so if you need more time we can extend or swap, and we tell you those terms up front.
Can I put drywall and flooring in it?
Yes. Drywall, flooring, cabinets, trim, and general demo debris all go in. Just keep hazardous materials like wet paint and solvents out, and ask us if you are unsure about a material.