FAQs

A roll off dumpster is an efficient way to handle large amounts of demolition and trash from commercial, industrial, and residential projects.

Our dumpsters are perfect for any size project, from smaller clean out jobs as well as bigger construction site jobs. We offer both 10, 15, 20, and 30-yard* options for your convenience.

A 10-yard roll-off dumpster can hold up to ten cubic yards of material.  This is approximately the same as filling up the bed of three pick-up trucks with debris, and roughly 50-70 trash bags.

A 15-yard roll-off dumpster can hold up to fifteen cubic yards of material. This is approximately the same as about four-and-a-half pickup truck loads or roughly 80 – 100 trash bags.

A 20-yard roll-off dumpster can hold up to twenty cubic yards of material. This is approximately the same as filling up the bed of six pick-up trucks with debris and roughly 110 – 130 trash bags.

A 30-yard roll-off dumpster can hold thirty cubic yards of material. This is approximately the same as filling up the bed of nine pick-up trucks with debris and roughly 170 – 190 trash bags.

*Actual dimensions may vary based on manufacturer design; sizes are approximate, and estimated capacity is measured in 33-gallon trash bags.

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.

• 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.

Within 24 hours of a typical work day.

We will arrive within one hour of our specified delivery time.

No, as long as we have clear directions as to where you want us to place it.

We would be happy to discuss this with you at the time of your rental.

Simply call or text us when the dumpster is ready for pick-up and we’ll be there by the end of the next business day.

To an approved waste facility.

Credit card and debit card are acceptable payment methods.

Yes. They will be set up and prepped for use before the driver leaves the job site.

Having a portable restroom on a construction site is an OSHA standard and considered a best practice. Having a portable toilet on your job site actually provides more efficiency for you as well as an environmental and reputational benefit.

By providing a portable restroom on your job site, you can reduce the distance employees must travel to use a restroom as well as the time employees must spend searching for an alternative facility because no close restroom has been provided. The following chart was developed in a study conducted by the Portable Sanitation Association International (PSAI).

The annual cost of 10 minutes of wasted toilet time per employee, per day:

Formula: hourly rate divided by 60 minutes per hour x 10 minutes x number of employees x 255 days per year.

For more information regarding this study, please contact the Portable Sanitation Association International.

Yes. Our trucks are outfitted with a pump and vac system to service restrooms onsite. Simply call us when there is a need for waste containment to be removed. We’ll service the restroom within 24 hours.

Waste is completely vacuumed before the box is mounted on the truck.

As often as necessary. If the box isn’t full but the toilets need service, we’d be happy to service just the restroom. A nominal service fee may apply.