The size you rent
The 20-yard starts at $299 and
the 14-yard starts at $249.
Both stand on the same 14-by-7-foot footprint, so the choice comes
down to your pile, not your driveway: household jobs go in the 20,
heavy debris goes in the 14. The
size guide sorts
that out in about a minute.
The rental period
Every rental comes with a 3-day rental period, which covers most
cleanouts and tear-offs with room to spare. If the job needs
longer, extra days are $20 a day; just tell us when you book, or
call when you see the job stretching. There's no scramble, the dumpster
stays until you're done.
What you're throwing away
A dumpster of attic junk and a dumpster of roofing shingles are two
different hauls, so the material matters. Household debris, remodel
tear-out, and furniture are the everyday 20-yard loads. Dense
material like shingles, concrete, dirt, and plaster rides in the
14-yard. A few things can't go in a roll-off at all; the chart
further down this page covers them, and the
what-goes-in list has the full
rundown.
What it weighs at the scale
Every load we haul crosses a landfill scale, and disposal is billed
by weight. That's how roll-off rental works everywhere, not just
here. Weight is billed after pickup, and we go over exactly how
that works when you book. Roofers and anyone
hauling dense material can estimate ahead of time with the
shingle weight
calculator.
Where we deliver
We run dumpsters out of Springfield across Greene, Christian, Polk, and
Webster counties, roughly a 40-mile ring that reaches past
Bolivar and
Marshfield. If you're
out toward the edge of that, call anyway and we'll let you know whether we can get there. Inside the service area,
delivery and pickup are part of the rental price, not a line item
added on after. Find your town on the
service area page.
