Dumpster Comparison

When renting a dumpster for a small home project, it’s tempting to run to your local home improvement store, but you should know that options are very limited in these cases, and you could end up paying quite a bit more.

There is a dumpster option available for just about any type of clean-up, including renovations, spring cleaning, remodeling projects, flooring removal, yard waste disposal, and much more. We’ll briefly cover each option to help you choose the ideal option for your situation.

Before opting for the cheapest dumpster rental price you find, it's important to thoroughly vet the dumpster rental company itself. Not doing so could cost you big in the end. Here's the best way to to go about it.

Renting the smallest and cheapest dumpster rental may seem like the best way to save on costs, but making a few detrimental mistakes can have the opposite effect on your final bill. Read this article to understand how to avoid the pitfalls of renting a dumpster that's too small.

Estimating how much debris can fit into a dumpster requires an understanding of the different weight limits of 10 yard, 20 yard, 30 yard, and 40 yard dumpsters as well as the type(s) of debris you have. Find out everything you need to know...

Our head-to-head comparison of buying a 3 yard dumpster bag and renting a standard 10 yard dumpster provides the definitive answer on which is the best deal. It depends.

Waste Management's average price for a 20 yard dumpster is $525. In our survey of 48 US metro areas, renting from a locally owned dumpster rental service saves over $155 on average.