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20 YARD DUMPSTERS
This dumpster is large enough for bigger remodeling project like bathroom renovations, or full attic and garage cleanouts. Great for bulky, heavy and large materials.
Yard Cleanup
Remodeling
Large Clean Outs
30 YARD DUMPSTERS
This size is perfect commercial jobs, home renovations, landscaping projects, and more. This heavy-duty dumpster can hold 2 tons of junk safely and reliably.
Yard Cleanup
Remodeling
Large Clean Outs
Construction Dumpster Rental
Help you get rid of it quickly and efficiently with a dumpster, delivered right to you.
Roofing Material Removal
Concrete Removal
Demolition Waste Removal
Landscaping Waste Removal
and more...
Residential Dumpster Rental
No matter what type of project you have coming up, waste management dumpster rentals play an important role in the efficiency of it.
Garbage Removal
Yard Waste & Dirt Removal
Home Renovations
Junk Removal
and more...
Waste Management Disposal Services
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FAQ
What is a roll-off dumpster?
A roll off dumpster is an efficient way to handle large amounts of demolition and trash from commercial, industrial, and residential projects.
What are the sizes of redbox+ roll-off dumpsters?
Our containers are perfect for smaller jobs. we offer both 20-yard and 30-yard options for your convenience.
How much will the roll-off containers hold?
A 20-yard roll-off container can hold up to twenty cubic yards of material. This is approximately the same as filling up the beds of six pick-up trucks with debris (approx size: 8 ft. x 22 ft. x 3.5 ft.)
A 30-yard roll-off container can hold thirty cubic yards of material. This is approximately the same as filling up the beds of nine pick-up trucks with debris (approx. size: 8 ft. x 22 ft. x 5 ft.)
What materials are not allowed in redbox+ roll-off dumpsters?
Roll-off containers make for a quick and easy way to dispose of unwanted trash, construction debris, and demolition materials. But don’t be so quick to throw waste over the top of the dumpster on your job site without knowing the rules.
General guidelines to help identify prohibited items somewhat vary, but as a rule of thumb, any waste item that is considered flammable, toxic, hazardous, or corrosive is strictly prohibited from being placed in any type of waste container.
Following is a breakdown of categories outlining materials prohibited from being disposed of in waste containers and roll-off dumpsters:
- Tires: more than 250 million scrap tires are generated annually in the U.S. All tires need to go through a special recycling process instead of being thrown in a landfill.
- Paints: paints, lacquers, and even their cans sometimes contain harmful elements. Mercury and lead are the most common culprits.
- Motor oils: oils that are used in vehicles and industrial equipment are generally considered to be hazardous.
- Asbestos: this is a highly dangerous mineral fiber that was once used to make construction materials more flame-resistant. It was used for ceilings, roofing, flooring, insulation, and more primarily in structures built before the late 1970s.
- Batteries: the chemicals, metals, and corrosive materials in batteries can pose a serious threat. This is particularly true for car batteries, which have a lead-acid composition.
- Fuels: petroleum and gasoline are highly flammable and for that reason alone, they are banned at landfills. Unusable fuels can be disposed of at a local hazardous waste center.
Promoting environmental stewardship, especially in today’s “green” society is appreciated by all. Making sure you have a clear understanding of what it is you can dispose of beforehand will help us eliminate serious issues after the fact.