FAQs

Dumpster sizes typically range from 10 to 40 cubic yards. For a small garage cleanout, a 10-yard container is generally sufficient. Larger projects such as major construction or demolition often require a 40-yard container.

A permit is typically not required if the dumpster is placed on your private property, such as a driveway. However, many municipalities require a permit for dumpster placement on public streets.

Hazardous materials are generally prohibited, including liquid paint, batteries, tires, electronics, and chemicals. Certain items like mattresses or appliances may be accepted but might incur additional fees.

The debris should not exceed the top of the dumpster. Overfilling poses a safety risk during transport and may result in the hauler refusing collection or imposing an additional fee for overflow.

Heavy containers can potentially cause marks or cracks. To mitigate this risk, we place plywood boards beneath the dumpster's wheels. However, please note that we cannot assume liability for any resulting damage.