Frequently Ask Questions
How does renting a dumpster work?
How much does it typically cost to rent a dumpster?
How long can you keep a rented dumpster?
Around 5 to 7 days
Most reputable dumpster rental companies will allow you to keep the bin for around 5 to 7 days, giving you plenty of time to fill it. The truth of the matter is that the average stay of a dumpster in a driveway is about three and a half days.
What can you throw in the dumpster?
Alkaline Batteries. In every state except California, regular batteries (like AAA, AA, C, D, button cell, and 9 Volt) can go in the dumpster. …
- Construction & Home Improvement Debris. …
- Drained Appliances. …
- Electronics. …
- Empty Aerosol Cans. …
- Household Junk. …
- Wooden Furniture. …
- Yard Waste.
What are dumpsters actually called?
Roll-off/containers/dumpsters/open-top containers are just a few of the names given to these large capacity receptacles.
How much can fit in a 15-yard dumpster?
A standard 15-yard dumpster can hold 10 tons of waste, but our standard weight limit is 2-3 tons or 4,000-6,000 pounds.
What dumpster size do I need?
To calculate the size of a dumpster, multiply its exterior dimensions in feet (length x width x height) together to get its volume in cubic feet. Then, divide that number in cubic feet by 27 to convert the measurement to cubic yards.
What does a 6-yard dumpster look like?
So, a 6-yard dumpster is 6 cubic yards. The dimensions of a dumpster, however, varies. The specific dimensions for a 6-yard dumpster are 10 feet long, 3 feet high, and 5.5 feet wide. For a visual reference, you can find one here.
Can you put a refrigerator in a dumpster?
Refrigerators typically cannot be put in a dumpster because the refrigerant they contain is toxic. You can usually dispose of refrigerators through your local sanitation department’s bulk debris pickup program.
What can you not put in a dumpster?
What Can’t You Throw in a Dumpster?
- Adhesives. Glue, epoxy, and other adhesives are not allowed in dumpsters since they can bind other materials to the dumpster walls.
- Asbestos. …
- Contaminated Soils and Absorbents. …
- Hazardous Materials. …
- Household Cleaning Fluids. …
- Hot Water Tanks. …
- Ink & Resins. …
- Medical Infectious Waste.