Dumpster & Container Rental

Need a dumpster for your renovation or cleanout project? Wastebits has you covered! Renting a dumpster can help make any type of project easier—from spring cleaning and garage organization to full-scale remodeling. Whether you're looking to declutter your home, build an addition, tear down a shed, or simply get rid of old furniture, renting a dumpster is the perfect solution. Dumpsters come in various sizes to accommodate large and small projects.

Renting a dumpster doesn't have to be stressful. Here are some tips for renting the right dumpster:

• Make sure you know the size and type of dumpster you need before you rent one.
• Consider looking into local guidelines and regulations surrounding where and when you can place your dumpster.
• Read up on the rental company's terms and conditions so that you understand their policies before signing a contract.
• Check to see what is considered acceptable waste material before throwing trash in the dumpster, as items like hazardous chemicals or paint may not be allowed.
• Calculate an estimated timeframe for how long it will take to fill the dumpster so that you don't end up paying for more time than necessary.

With flat rates and no hidden fees, renting a dumpster doesn't have to be complicated. Get started by selecting a company below and experience the convenience of having all your unwanted junk removed right away!

FAQs

What size dumpster should I rent?

That depends on the project. The size of your project will determine what size dumpster you need. For example, a small renovation or cleanout job may only require a 10-15 cubic yard dumpster while larger projects like remodeling an entire home may require up to 40 cubic yards.

Can I put any type of material in the dumpster?

No, there are certain materials that cannot be put in a rented dumpster due to safety and federal regulations. You should contact your local landfill for information about what items are not permitted in a rental unit.

How long can I keep my rented dumpster?

That will depend on your rental contract with the company. Generally, most companies allow for a two week rental period with additional fees for extending the rental time frame if needed. Make sure you read through your contract before signing it so that you understand all fees and conditions associated with your rental agreement.

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