Dumpster rental rates in Washington DC, DC vary based on dumpster size, waste type, local disposal fees, your location, and how long you need the dumpster. To check immediate availability and receive exact pricing for your project, select "Get Pricing & Availability" next to any of our service providers listed below.
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All "Dumpster Rental" service providers in Washington DC, DC - August 2026
ASAP Dumpster & Hauling
ASAP Dumpster & Hauling offers full-service junk removal and dumpster rental services for projects big and small. We’re a new company eager to earn your... more
B & B Refuse Inc.
B & B Refuse Inc. is a family-owned and operated disposal company that has been servicing Rockville, MD and surrounding areas for over 45 years. Our 20 yard... more
Barrett Trucking
Barrett Trucking Inc. got its start in 1961 with one dump truck and since then, our company has grown and evolved to cover a wide range... more
Roll Off On The Go Rentals
The goal at Roll Off On The Go Rentals is to be your only choice when it comes to professional dumpster rental service. We’ve... more
Function Enterprises Inc
Trust Function Enterprises to rent you a roll-off dumpster that is clean, affordable and on-time. We work hard to meet the budgets and timelines of... more
One Load, LLC
One Load, LLC is your locally owned and operated source for full-service junk removal services, trailer dumpster rental, and several related services.One Load stocks 16... more
Dumpsters and More
Don't pay for more dumpster than you need! Smaller containers save you money.... so rent our 14 yard trash dumpster. It's the perfect size for the... more
Big Red Dumpster
Founded in 2007, Big Red Dumpster is your local dumpster source. Our signature dumpsters are bright red, fairly new, and always kept clean. With Big Red... more
A R Ridner Roll-off Services
Since 1968, A. R. Ridner Roll-Off Services has been family-owned and operated, serving the Bryans Road, Maryland area. We offer trash container services, clean out services,... more
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does it cost to rent a dumpster in Washington DC?
Dumpster rental rates in Washington DC vary based on several factors, including container size, total debris weight, length of rental, and local landfill tipping fees. To get accurate, up-to-date pricing for your project, request pricing and availability from haulers serving the Washington DC area.
What dumpster sizes are available for rent in Washington DC?
The most common roll-off dumpster sizes available are: 10-Yard Dumpster: Best for small cleanouts, heavy materials (dirt/brick), and minor remodels. 20-Yard Dumpster: Most popular choice for kitchen remodels, roof replacements, and medium cleanouts. 30-Yard Dumpster: Ideal for whole-home cleanouts, large renovations, and construction. 40-Yard Dumpster: Designed for commercial projects, massive demolitions, or major builds.
How long is a standard dumpster rental period?
Most dumpster companies include a standard 7 day rental period, though 3 day rentals and 14 day rentals are also common. If you complete your project early, you can schedule an early pickup, or you can extend your rental for a flat daily rate if you need more time.
How do weight limits work with dumpster rentals?
Each dumpster size comes with an included weight limit measured in tons. When your dumpster is picked up, it is weighed at a local waste facility. If the total weight exceeds your included limit, an overage charge per extra ton will apply.
Do I need a permit for a dumpster rental in Washington DC?
Permits are generally not required if the container sits on private property (like a driveway). However, if you plan to place the dumpster on a public street, sidewalk, or right-of-way in Washington DC, you may need to obtain a temporary street permit from the city public works department.
What materials are not allowed in a dumpster?
To comply with environmental rules, local waste haulers prohibit items like hazardous chemicals, wet paint, gasoline, asbestos, propane tanks, batteries, and medical waste. Tires and electronics may require special handling fees depending on local regulations.