FAQ

A roll-off dumpster is an efficient way to handle large volumes of debris from residential, commercial, or construction projects.
It may be used for residential, commercial, and construction-related projects that generate material beyond regular waste service capacity.

Dumpster availability may vary by location and scheduling.

Common roll-off dumpster sizes include 20-yard, 30-yard, and 40-yard containers.

Capacity depends on dumpster size, material type, weight, and loading method.

A 17-yard dumpster typically accommodates the equivalent of approximately five pickup truck loads.

A 20-yard dumpster typically accommodates the equivalent of approximately six pickup truck loads.

All capacity figures are estimates only and are not guaranteed.

Yes. Certain materials are restricted due to safety, environmental, or regulatory requirements.

Items classified as flammable, hazardous, toxic, corrosive, or otherwise regulated by local, state, or federal authorities are generally not permitted.

Examples of materials that may be prohibited include, but are not limited to:

• Tires
• Paints, solvents, and related containers
• Motor oil, automotive fluids, and industrial oils
• Asbestos-containing materials
• Batteries of any type
• Fuels, gasoline, or petroleum products

Additional restrictions may apply. Customers are responsible for confirming acceptable materials prior to use.

Delivery timing is subject to availability and scheduling.

In many cases, delivery may occur within one business day; however, delivery times are not guaranteed.

Delivery windows are provided as estimates.

Arrival times may vary due to traffic, weather, equipment availability, or operational considerations.

Customer presence is not required.

Clear written or verbal placement instructions must be provided in advance, and placement is subject to site conditions and safety considerations.

Rental periods vary based on availability, location, and agreement terms.

Extended rental periods may be available upon request and may incur additional charges.

Customers are responsible for requesting pickup.

Pickup timelines are estimates and may be affected by scheduling, weather, or operational constraints.

Collected materials are transported to approved disposal or processing facilities.

Final disposal methods may vary based on material type and local regulations.

Accepted payment methods and payment timing may vary.

Credit and debit cards are commonly accepted; additional payment terms may apply.