DUMPSTER RENTAL PRICING
Ok, so what is the cost to rent a dumpster?
First, let us explain that with Trash Daddy Dumpster Rentals, we have flat rate pricing, provided you stay under the weight limit of the dumpster you are renting. This means that we charge one price, up to a certain weight limit. We don't have a bunch of add-on charges, like fuel surcharges, taxes, dump fees, area based fees, or any other nonsense. However, IF you fill the dumpster beyond its posted weight limit, there will be an extra charge, although that is not very common. To see all the sizes available and the weight limits for each, see your state under "SERVICE AREAS" in the menu bar up top.
We don't post exact prices online because the cost to rent a dumpster can vary by area and can fluctuate from year to year. This is primarily due to local economic factors like fuel prices and landfill disposal rates. As those costs increase or decrease, so do dumpster rental prices.
That said, the average cost to rent a dumpster ranges from around $319 to $899, depending on the size and the area of the country in which you live.
You can get exact dumpster pricing quick and easy, by giving us a call, or using the live chat button on the bottom right. Unlike other dumpster rental companies, we don't employ sales people. We are not here to "sell you" - just to provide great dumpster rental service at an affordable price. We don't require you to give us your email or phone number just to get some information on the cost of dumpster rental.
What's Included
Dumpster Guidelines
There are three things you always want to pay close attention to when it comes to renting a dumpster:
1. not over-filling the dumpster
2. not exceeding the weight limits
3. not discarding disallowed items
We have a list of disallowed items - see our FAQs page for what cannot go in a dumpster. That leaves over-loading and over-weights. These are both very important to pay attention to because both can increase the cost to rent a dumpster.
1. not over-filling the dumpster
2. not exceeding the weight limits
3. not discarding disallowed items
We have a list of disallowed items - see our FAQs page for what cannot go in a dumpster. That leaves over-loading and over-weights. These are both very important to pay attention to because both can increase the cost to rent a dumpster.
In the case of over-weights - there are legal restrictions on the weights that certain vehicles can haul on the roads. Our rates include a specific weight limit, but if the dumpster is over-filled, or filled with very heavy material like shingles, dirt, or concrete, it can quickly exceed the weight limit. Talking to one of our experts before renting the dumpster and explaining a little about the job or what you are throwing away can usually minimize the risk of going over the weight limit. However, ultimately this up to the individual customer's judgement. Overweight dumpsters do result in extra charges and increases the dumpster cost. See terms and conditions for details.
A general rule of thumb can be not filling the dumpster more than half-way when filling it with heavy material like rock, concrete, sod, shingles or dirt.
A general rule of thumb can be not filling the dumpster more than half-way when filling it with heavy material like rock, concrete, sod, shingles or dirt.
Dumpster Over-Loading
In the case of over-loading - the dumpster cannot legally be hauled if the debris is sticking out of the top, as it could spill out in transit. It should only be filled a little lower than the top of the dumpster. If you fill it past that, the driver may not be able to haul the load, which will result in a "dry run" fee. That means the truck/driver was dispatched, got there to pick up the dumpster, but could not haul it. See terms and conditions for details.
We want to make the process of renting a dumpster as quick, simple, and transparent as possible for you, at the best possible price.
BUSINESS HOURS
(mountain time)
Mon - Fri: 7am - 6pm
Saturday: 8am - 12pm
Mon - Fri: 7am - 6pm
Saturday: 8am - 12pm
