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How much does it cost to rent a dumpster?

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We surveyed rental costs from hundreds of dumpster companies in all 50 states to get a better picture of the average cost to rent a dumpster.

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If you're hoping to find cheap dumpster rental, note that your ability to rent an inexpensive dumpster really depends mostly on location.

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Our survey of prices showed that the cost to rent a 10 yard dumpster ranged anywhere from $200 to $500+.

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20 yard dumpster costs typically started in the $300-$350 range for less expensive areas and ranged up to $700 for the most expensive debris in the most expensive cities.

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To really get the inside scoop on how dumpster prices and quotes work, please visit our dumpster rental pricing guide.

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First-time renters should also check out our ultimate guide to dumpster sizes.

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To compare haulers and gather a couple of specific quotes, follow the links below to your state or metro area.

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Please note, actual dumpster rental costs may fall outside the stated ranges. The costs listed below are averages.

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Dumpster Cost by State and Metro Area

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StateMetro Area10 Yard Price Range20 Yard Price Range
AlabamaBirmingham, AL$275 - $325$345 - $400
AlaskaAnchorage, AK$250 - $315$355 - $415
ArizonaCasa Grande, AZ$240 - $310$275 - $350
ArizonaPhoenix, AZ$255 - $310$300 - $400
ArkansasLittle Rock, AR$300 - $350$340 - $400
CaliforniaOakland, CA$350 - $500$450 - $600
CaliforniaOrange County, CA$425 - $500$500 - $550
CaliforniaPalm Springs, CA$200 - $300$330 - $380
CaliforniaSacramento, CA$300 - $350$320 - $375
ColoradoBoulder, CO$265 - $315$310 - $365
ColoradoColorado Springs, CO$245 - $285$295 - $340
ColoradoDenver, CO$250 - $300$320 - $400
ColoradoFort Collins, CO$300 - $350$350 - $400
ConnecticutHartford, CT$375 - $450$450 - $500
ConnecticutStamford, CT$280 - $380$410 - $500
DelawareWilmington, DE$250 - $435$475 - $575
FloridaFort Lauderdale, FL$300 - $350$350 - $400
FloridaFort Myers, FL$250 - $300$325 - $375
FloridaOrlando, FL$250 - $300$300 - $350
FloridaTampa, FL$300 - $350$335 - $385
GeorgiaAtlanta, GA$220 - $300$300 - $375
GeorgiaAugusta, GA$275 - $325$375 - $450
GeorgiaDawsonville, GA$250 - $300$300 - $350
GeorgiaMacon, GA$275 - $350$325 - $375
GeorgiaSavannah, GA$275 - $350$425 - $475
HawaiiHonolulu, HI$575 - $625$580 - $680
IdahoBoise, ID $355 - $490
IllinoisBloomington, IL$335 - $405$435 - $535
IllinoisChicago, IL$275 - $325$335 - $385
IndianaIndianapolis, IN$250 - $300$350 - $400
IndianaSouth Bend, IN$260 - $310$350 - $400
IowaDavenport, IA$355 - $405$400 - $450
IowaDes Moines, IA$200 - $250$240 - $290
IowaDubuque, IA$150 - $200$230 - $280
KansasWichita, KS$465 - $515$475 - $625
KentuckyElizabethtown, KY$300 - $350$345 - $400
KentuckyLouisville, KY$225 - $350$350 - $400
LouisianaBaton Rouge, LA $350 - $425
LouisianaNew Orleans, LA$300 - $375$300 - $375
MainePortland, ME$300 - $380$375 - $455
MarylandBaltimore, MD$400 - $500$375 - $435
MarylandRockville, MD$330 - $400$400 - $450
MassachusettsBoston, MA$350 - $410$450 - $550
MassachusettsNew Bedord, MA$300 - $400$400 - $450
MassachusettsWorcester, MA$300 - $400$435 - $485
MichiganAllegan, MI$270 - $320$330 - $380
MichiganAnn Arbor, MI$250 - $300$350 - $400
MichiganDetroit, MI$300 - $350$350 - $400
MichiganGrand Rapids, MI$245 - $300$300 - $350
MichiganSt. Joseph, MI$250 - $300$350 - $400
MichiganSterling Heights, MI$250 - $300$325 - $415
MinnesotaMinneapolis, MN$300 - $375$350 - $425
MinnesotaSt. Paul, MN$300 - $350$350 - $420
MississippiJackson, MS$260 - $360$400 - $500
MissouriKansas City, MO$275 - $325$305 - $405
MissouriSt. Louis, MO$240 - $300$300 - $350
NebraskaOmaha, NE$250 - $350$300 - $400
NevadaLas Vegas, NV$300 - $350$350 - $400
NevadaReno, NV$265 - $315$375 - $425
New HampshireManchester, NH$300 - $400$400 - $500
New JerseyCherry Hill, NJ$300 - $375$375 - $540
New JerseyPaterson, NJ$310 - $400$395 - $480
New JerseyToms River, NJ$425 - $500$675 - $725
New MexicoAlbuquerque, NM$265 - $300$325 - $375
New YorkBuffalo, NY$300 - $350$375 - $495
New YorkLong Island, NY$375 - $600$575 - $725
New YorkNew York City, NY$350 - $550$510 - $740
New YorkRockland County, NY$345 - $430$495 - $580
New YorkSyracuse, NY$275 - $375$350 - $435
New YorkWestchester County, NY$350 - $440$440 - $575
North CarolinaCharlotte, NC$310 - $375$350 - $400
North CarolinaLouisburg, NC$300 - $350$365 - $405
North DakotaFargo, ND$185 - $235$235 - $300
OhioCincinnati, OH$275 - $350$380 - $475
OhioCleveland, OH$300 - $350$400 - $575
OhioColumbus, OH$185 - $325$335 - $405
OklahomaOklahoma City, OK$250 - $350$375 - $425
OklahomaTulsa, OK$225 - $275$275 - $350
OregonPortland, OR$300 - $400$400 - $450
PennsylvaniaLancaster, PA$270 - $340$425 - $505
PennsylvaniaPhiladelphia, PA$325 - $400$475 - $525
PennsylvaniaPittsburgh, PA$300 - $350$440 - $500
Rhode IslandProvidence, RI$400 - $500$425 - $525
South CarolinaCharleston, SC$460 - $675$500 - $850
South CarolinaColumbia, SC$245 - $300$300 - $350
South DakotaSioux Falls, SD$410 - $500$500 - $565
TennesseeNashville, TN$360 - $460$460 - $560
TexasAustin, TX$300 - $385$375 - $425
TexasBeaumont, TX$310 - $400$365 - $500
TexasDallas, TX$220 - $370$250 - $330
TexasFort Worth, TX$225 - $275$300 - $350
UtahSalt Lake City, UT$225 - $275$240 - $300
VermontBurlington, VT$350 - $450$550 - $685
VirginiaVirginia Beach, VA$250 - $300$350 - $400
WashingtonSeattle, WA$425 - $545$550 - $675
West VirginiaCharles Town, WV$300 - $400$550 - $650
WisconsinEau Claire, WI$315 - $415$350 - $450
WisconsinMilwaukee, WI$325 - $375$400 - $450
WyomingCheyenne, WY$245 - $300$300 - $400
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See how much it costs to rent a 10 yard or 20 yard dumpster in your hometown. We surveyed hundreds of dumpster companies to gather pricing information. The difference in prices from city to city and state to state are a bit surprising to everyone but industry insiders.

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Before renting a dumpster or dump trailer, it’s important to understand the minute details of the terms and conditions of the rental agreement.

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It will help avoid surprises later on, such as additional charges being added to your final bill due to overages.

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Read the tips below to become a more informed dumpster rental customer.

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dumpster weight allowances

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All About Weight Allowances

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You are typically given a maximum weight limit by the dumpster company.

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This is referred to as the “weight allowance,” and there are two main reasons rental companies have them:

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Weight allowances vary by company but can range from 1-8 tons or more.

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In some cases, you’ll be offered an unlimited weight allowance but you must still abide by the rules of loading the dumpster to a specified height limit and never exceeding the top rim of the container.

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Either way, not following your rental agreement terms can make you incur overage fees that increase the price of your final bill.

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TIP: Be particularly careful of exceeding the weight allowance when loading heavy debris, such as concrete, dirt, or roofing shingles. Most containers have a fill line inside the dumpster to help you stay under the weight limit.
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What Happens When You Overfill the Dumpster?

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overfilled dumpster

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If you fill the roll-off above the designated fill line – there’s generally a separate fill line for construction debris and for household junk/waste – the dumpster company has the right to remove some or all of the load.

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In many cases, you as the customer are responsible for unloading the material/debris until the load complies with the rental company’s policy.

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By law, they cannot haul the bin with waste, junk, or debris exceeding the top of the container.

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Additionally, they need to tarp the load and if they cannot secure the tarp down properly, they may need to remove some debris from the top.

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If you are not on-site during the dumpster pickup, the driver may remove some debris from the dumpster to comply with local rules and regulations.

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They would leave the debris on-site and you would be responsible for disposal.

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Alternatively, the driver may not pick up the container at all and you would be assessed a trip charge on your final invoice.

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Rental Duration

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stay on schedule

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The rental provider’s terms will spell out the standard rental duration.

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In most cases, a 7-day or 10-day rental period is the norm.

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You can often extend or shorten these terms upon request.

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There is typically a small daily fee for extending the rental period which runs around $10-$20 on average.

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To have the container picked up early, give your rental provider a call and request an early pickup.

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They may or may not have a driver available to pick it up the same day, so it’s best to plan ahead and schedule this.

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Ending the Rental Early

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ending your rental early

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To end the rental and have the container picked up early, simply call the dumpster company for an early pickup.

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You will not receive a discount for ending the rental agreement early.

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There’s no guarantee the dumpster company will be able to pick up the container that day or the next; it depends upon their availability to get a truck out to your site.

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What Happens When the Driver Can’t Pick Up the Rental?

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There are scenarios where the truck driver would not be able to pick up the loaded dumpster.

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Here are three common reasons:

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  2. Hazardous materials or mixed wastes are dumped into the roll-off container. Chemicals and flammable wastes are not allowed in most cases, and it’s unsafe for the driver to haul such debris. Mixing trash and debris into a clean-loaded dumpster – “clean loads” are dumpsters filled with only one type of debris, such as concrete – could result in the driver not hauling away the container from the job site.
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These can become expensive mistakes on the part of the customer.

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Even though the driver doesn’t haul away the dumpster, the customer is usually charged a “trip fee” for driving out to the site.

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The trip fee covers the time and fuel involved in the pick-up.

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These fees vary, but you can expect to pay in the neighborhood of $75 to $150 each time the driver comes out.

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How to Avoid Trip Fees

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remove items from an overfilled dumpster

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Here are few tips to help avoid trip charges, or at least resolve the issue so the driver can ultimately haul the dumpster off the site:

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Fees May Vary Based on Location

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There are “distance fees” applicable in most cases to cover the dumpster provider’s fuel costs and driving time.

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This fee should be included in your initial dumpster quote, but it never hurts to double-check.

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If you live in close proximity to the rental company, these fees will generally not apply.

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By choosing a dumpster rental company within close proximity of your home or job site, you may be able to reduce or eliminate this fee and save some money on the rental.

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Get quotes from at least 2-3 dumpster companies to get the best pricing.

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What’s Included in a Quote?

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Rental fees are not always all-inclusive.

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Quotes will typically include delivery, pickup, and disposal for a certain period of time, usually 7 or 10 days.

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fees that are sometimes not included in dumpster rental quotes

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Here are some other charges/fees that are not always included in the quoted price:

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These charges may not apply in every case, for example, you won’t incur a permit fee if one isn’t required.

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Which Wastes are Not Allowed?

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Depending upon your local laws and regulations pertaining to waste haulers, most rental companies cannot legally haul hazardous chemicals, liquids, flammable/explosive wastes, and other hazardous materials.

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Here’s a short list of common hazardous household items:

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Waste haulers may take some of these hazardous items for an additional fee if you separate them from the rest of the load.

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Additional fees apply if any prohibited wastes are discovered during the emptying of the dumpster.

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Learn more: What Can and Can't be Put in the Dumpster

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When is a Dumpster Permit Required?

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dumpster placed in a public street

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A permit is typically required when the container is placed on a city street, sidewalk, or any other public right-of-way.

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If you plan to have the dumpster placed in your driveway or another privately-owned piece of your property, a permit is generally not required.

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It’s your responsibility to obtain the necessary permits, although most dumpster rental companies are glad to help.

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Contact your local city government, or visit its website, to get more information.

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Obtaining a permit generally requires filling out a short document and paying a nominal fee.

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When a “Move Fee” Applies

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In instances where you need the roll-off container moved to a different location on your property, a “move fee” (similar to a trip fee) may be added to your bill.

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This fee varies but it generally about the same cost as a trip charge.

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Expect to pay anywhere from $50 to $150 for a move fee.

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This additional cost will apply in cases where the dumpster needs to be moved due to improperly placing the container in the public right-of-way without properly obtaining a permit from the city.

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Remember, it’s ultimately the customer’s responsibility to meet all permitting requirements as the property or business owner.

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Dumpster companies will oftentimes help customers in obtaining these permits or at least point you in the right direction.

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Damage to Property (Driveway, Curb, Sidewalks, and Yard)

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Dumpster rental companies are usually not responsible for damage to customer’s property, although they may be insured for such damage.

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As the customer, it’s best that you inquire about this before you rent the dumpster and/or read the fine print on the rental agreement.

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Some rental companies place boards beneath the dumpster to help prevent surface damage while others will do so upon request – always ask!

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TIP: If driveway or yard damage is a major concern, opt for a trailer-style dumpster that is on rubber wheels rather than a traditional style dumpster that rests on steel wheels/feet.
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No Refunds or Credits for Rain or Snow

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rain in dumpster

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Rain and snow can saturate the debris, waste, or junk in the dumpster, making it heavier than normal.

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This will increase the total weight of the load and could ultimately increase the cost of the rental.

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Two cases where rain and snow would impact the cost of the dumpster rental includes:

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Dumpster rental companies are not responsible for the additional weight resulting from rain or snow saturation.

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They have to pay extra dump fees at the landfill for the additional weight and thus, pass these costs onto the customer.

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Final Thoughts

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Renting a roll-off container isn’t a difficult or confusing process, but be sure to follow the rental company’s terms of service to avoid any hiccups along the way.

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The tips and information above is a general outline of common rental terms but keep in mind that terms of service vary by service provider.

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For more information, check out the links below:

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Contact a dumpster rental service near you

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Save time and hassle before renting a dumpster by learning how rental agreements typically work. Avoid being surprised by fees, weight allowances, repercussions for overfilling the container, and more. 

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There are certain things to keep in mind when disposing of construction debris, like wood, drywall, flooring, roofing, and insulation.

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Learn how to avoid additional fees and overages with the following tips...

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1. Plan ahead.

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It's easier to plan ahead and choose the correct dumpster size for a project when you know the type and amount of debris that will be (or has been) generated.

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For example, concrete debris generally needs to be separated from other types of construction debris.

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Knowing this information will help you and the dumpster rental company choose the best roll-off container for the job.

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As a general rule, heavy debris (concrete, shingles, etc.) should go in a  small dumpster (10 or 20 yard bins), and lighter debris (insulation, lumber, etc.) should go in a larger dumpster (20, 30, or 40 yard bins).

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Keep reading: Best Dumpster Size for Small Demolition Projects

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2. Estimate debris volume.

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One cubic yard of junk or debris measures 3 ft. x 3 ft. x 3 ft., roughly the size of a standard kitchen stove.

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Think of it this way: Roughly ten kitchen stoves would fit in a 10 yard roll-off dumpster.

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This may make it easier to visualize which dumpster is right for the project and may make it easier to do the math when figuring out how much debris your project will generate versus how much dumpster capacity you’ll need to accommodate it.

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3. Don’t mix construction debris with general waste.

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Most municipalities do not allow mixing construction debris into the general waste stream (i.e., household trash).

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Avoid using a rented dumpster as a catch-all for construction wastes, trash, yard debris, and other wastes. Mixing these wastes could lead to additional fees or other issues.

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If necessary, rent multiple dumpsters to accommodate different types of waste and debris. Depending on the amount of junk you have, hiring a junk removal service to handle some or all of the job may be a more convenient and affordable option.

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Find out more: Prevent Others from Illegally Dumping Garbage in Your Rented Dumpster

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construction dumpster sizes

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4. Order a slightly larger container.

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Another expensive mistake is booking a dumpster that isn’t big enough to finish the cleanup.

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Choosing a dumpster that's too small can lead to more hassle and costs.

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You'll have to either order an additional dumpster or pay overage fees for overfilling the dumpster.

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By spending an extra $20 - $50 on averageand going with a larger dumpster, you can avoid these extra costs.

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Learn more: Dumpster Sizes and How Much They Hold

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construction dumpster rental

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5. Plan container swap-outs and pick-ups ahead of time

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Ensure the job site runs smoothly by scheduling pick-ups ahead of time.

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Depending on the rental provider’s schedule, it may be several days before your dumpster can be picked up or swapped out with a new one.

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Any delay at a busy construction or demolition site can be problematic. Communicating pick-ups or swap-outs with the rental company ahead of time can greatly reduce slowdowns at the job site.

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The key to a successful construction debris cleanup is proper planning and effectively communicating your disposal needs with your roll-off dumpster rental provider.

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An experienced and reputable rental company will ensure the disposal process for your project runs smoothly.

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Start your search for dumpster rental companies near you

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Who should I hire to help with my appliance removal?

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Hiring a local junk removal company to assist with your appliance removal project is almost always the safest option. Not only do they thoroughly understand local disposal laws and have great relationships with local charities, but they also typically provide better customer service, lower prices, and faster, more responsive services.

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How much does appliance removal cost?

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Most appliance removals cost a minimum of $75, but the average cost of appliance removal is closer to $200-$400. Appliance removal costs vary based on a number of factors, including the number of appliances you have, how much space the appliance(s) take up in the company’s truck, whether or not additional safety measures are needed to remove the appliance(s), the local cost of living, and who you hire.

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What do junk removal companies do with appliances they take?

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Junk removal companies prioritize donating appliances whenever possible. In most cases, they will offer to provide a receipt for tax purposes, but be sure to ask them for one if needed. If your appliance is not salvageable or able to be recycled in any way, it is then hauled to the nearest landfill for proper disposal.

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Who should I hire to help with my basement cleanout?

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The easiest and fastest way to get rid of junk in your basement is to hire a junk removal company.

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Junk removal companies offer junk pick-up as well as full-service removal, hauling, and disposal options so that you don't have to do any heavy lifting or hauling to a landfill or recycling center yourself.

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How much does a basement cleanout cost?

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Hiring a professional junk removal service to clean out a basement can cost as low as a few hundred dollars for a small project or as high as $800-$2,000+ for larger projects.

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What do junk removal companies do with the junk they take?

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Junk removal companies typically accept the following items from basement cleanouts:

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Who should I hire to help with my carpet removal?

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Hiring a local junk removal company to assist with your carpet removal project is a convenient option. Not only do they thoroughly understand local disposal laws and have great relationships with local charities, but they also typically provide better customer service, lower prices, and faster, more responsive services.

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How much does carpet removal cost?

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Most junk removal minimum fees range anywhere from $75-$150 or more, depending on disposal fees and the cost of living in your area. Your carpet removal cost will depend on how much carpet you have, whether or not it can be donated, where you live, and who you hire.

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What do companies do with the carpet they take?

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Junk removal companies prioritize donating carpet if it’s in salvageable condition. In most cases, they will offer to provide a receipt for tax purposes, but be sure to ask them for one if needed. If your carpet is not salvageable or able to be recycled in any way, it is then hauled to the nearest landfill for proper disposal.

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Who should I hire to help with my commercial cleanout?

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At Hometown, we suggest getting several estimates before hiring a commercial cleanout service provider. 

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Consider reputation, customer service, and availability as well as price before hiring the right company for the job.

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How much does a commercial cleanout cost?

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Most junk removal companies' costs are based on the volume of junk you have and how much space it takes up in the truck or trailer.

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Average costs for common commercial building junk removal cleanouts:

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What do junk removal companies do with the items they take?

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The goal of most junk removal companies (or the reputable ones, anyway) is to separate the junk they haul away so that they can donate or recycle as much as possible. Items that cannot be donated or recycled are hauled off to local landfills.

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Who should I hire to help with my construction debris removal?

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Hiring a junk removal company is undoubtedly the fastest, easiest, and most labor-free way to get rid of piles of construction debris.

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Hiring a local junk removal company to assist with your construction debris removal project is a great option. Not only do they thoroughly understand local disposal laws, but they also typically provide better customer service, lower prices, and faster, more responsive services.

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How much does construction debris removal cost?

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Construction debris removal minimum fees generally start at around $100 for very small pick-ups and increase from there.

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The cost of construction and demolition debris removal ranges from $300-$1,000 based on U.S. national averages but can be more or less depending on your specific disposal needs. The best way to find out what a competitive junk removal price is in your area is to contact several companies for quotes.

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What do companies do with construction debris they take?

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The goal of most construction debris removal companies (or the reputable ones, anyway) is to recycle and repurpose materials whenever possible. Materials and items that cannot be recycled are hauled off to local landfills.

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Who should I hire to help with my estate cleanout?

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Junk removal companies are a fantastic resource for estate cleanouts. Hiring a junk removal company allows you to forgo the manual labor that is often involved in an estate cleanout and allows you to direct your focus to more important matters, like grieving with your family, dealing with legal matters, and/or selling valuable items from the estate.

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How much does an estate cleanout cost?

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The average cost of an estate cleanout is $500-$2,000.

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Every estate and circumstance has its own unique needs and challenges, so the cost of your estate cleanout will vary depending on how much work there is to be done, where you live, accessibility of the home, etc.

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What do junk removal companies do with the items they take?

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Most junk removal companies separate the junk they haul away so that they can donate or recycle as much as possible. Items that are unable to be donated or recycled are hauled off to the local landfill.

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Who should I hire to help with my furniture removal?

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Hiring a local junk removal company to assist with your furniture removal project is almost always the safest option. Not only do they thoroughly understand local disposal laws and have great relationships with local charities, but they also typically provide better customer service, lower prices, and faster, more responsive services.

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How much does furniture removal cost?

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Most furniture removals cost a minimum of $75, but the average cost of furniture removal is closer to $250-$500. Furniture removal costs vary based on a number of factors, including the amount of furniture you have, how much space the furniture takes up in the company’s truck, whether or not additional safety measures are needed to remove the furniture, the local cost of living, and who you hire.

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What do junk removal companies do with furniture they take?

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Junk removal companies prioritize donating furniture whenever possible. In most cases, they will offer to provide a receipt for tax purposes, but be sure to ask them for one if needed. If furniture is not salvageable or able to be recycled in any way, it is then hauled to the nearest landfill for proper disposal.

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Who should I hire to help with my garage cleanout?

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Junk removal companies are a fantastic resource for garage cleanouts. Hiring a junk removal company allows you to forgo the manual labor that is often involved in an estate cleanout and allows you to direct your focus to more important matters, like grieving with your family, dealing with legal matters, and/or selling valuable items from the estate.

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How much does a garage cleanout cost?

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The average cost to clean out a garage is $300-$800, though the cost for your exact project may vary.

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When given an estimate for garage cleanout services, it is generally all-inclusive and includes the cost for picking up the materials, loading it onto the truck, and disposing of it properly.

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What do junk removal companies do with the items they take?

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A vast majority of garage cleanout companies strive to separate any and all salvageable junk so that they can donate or recycle as much as possible. Any items that cannot be donated or recycled are hauled off to local landfills.

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Who should I hire to help with my hoarding cleanout?

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Cleaning out a hoarding situation can be overwhelming, stressful, and potentially dangerous. Without the right equipment and experience, cleaning up a hoarder's home can actually be dangerous. Hiring a junk removal company to help clean out a hoarder home is a great option for safety and efficiency purposes.

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How much does a hoarding cleanout cost?

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On average, hoarding cleanups cost around $1,000-$2,000 per day, with most jobs taking between 1-7 days to complete.

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The exact price you will pay for your hoarding cleanup will depend on the complexity and severity of the cleanup project, the type of junk being removed, whether or not safety hazards are present, where you live, and who you hire.

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What do junk removal companies do with the items they take?

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The goal of most junk removal companies (or the reputable ones, anyway) is to separate the junk they haul away so that they can donate or recycle as much as possible. Items that cannot be donated or recycled are hauled off to local landfills.

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Who should I hire to help with my light demolition project?

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Most people know junk removal companies are great at getting rid of bulk trash, unwanted furniture and appliances, and remodeling debris, but not everyone knows that junk removal companies are great at helping with light demolition projects, too.

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If you're planning a light demolition project, like fence removal, above ground pool removal, deck removal, hot tub removal, flooring removal, etc., junk removal companies are a great asset in getting the job done efficiently.

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How much does light demolition cost?

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Light demolition costs are $1,000 or less on average. Your project cost will depend on the exact project complexity, where you live, local disposal fees, how accessible the demolition project is, who you hire, etc.

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How many light demolition quotes should I get before hiring?

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When it comes to hiring a junk removal company for a light demolition project, we always recommend getting at least three estimates before hiring.

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The goal is to find a light demolition service provider who can complete your project properly, for a fair price, when you’d like it done. The more quotes you get, the better chance you have of finding the best company.

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Who should I hire to remove my mattress?

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Hiring a local junk removal company to assist with your mattress removal project is a convenient, stress-free option. Not only do they thoroughly understand local disposal laws and have great relationships with local charities, but they also typically provide personalized customer service, lower prices, and faster, more responsive services than big name companies.

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How much does mattress removal cost?

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Most junk removal companies will charge their minimum service fee for a single mattress removal, which is around $75-$100 on average. Some companies will offer the same price to haul away both a mattress and box spring, while others may charge an additional fee for the added space required to take both. The best way to find out for sure is to reach out to multiple reputable companies in your area for mattress removal quotes.

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What do companies do with the mattresses they take?

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Junk removal companies prioritize donating mattresses if they are in salvageable condition. In most cases, they will offer to provide a receipt for tax purposes, but be sure to ask them for one if needed. If your mattress is not salvageable or able to be recycled in any way, it is then hauled to the nearest landfill for proper disposal.

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Who should I hire to remove my refrigerator?

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Hiring a local junk removal company to assist with your refrigerator removal project is almost a great option. Not only do they thoroughly understand local disposal laws and have great relationships with local charities, but they also typically provide great customer service, low prices, and faster, and responsive services.

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How much does refrigerator removal cost?

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Most refrigerator removals cost a minimum of $75, but the average cost of refrigerator removal is closer to $200-$300. Refrigerator removal costs vary based on a number of factors, including where you live, whether or not the refrigerator can be donated, how much space the refrigerator takes up in the company’s truck, whether or not additional safety measures are needed to remove the refrigerator, and who you hire.

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What do companies do with the refrigerators they take?

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Junk removal companies prioritize donating refrigerators whenever possible. In most cases, they will offer to provide a receipt for tax purposes, but be sure to ask them for one if needed. If your refrigerator is not salvageable or able to be recycled in any way, it is then hauled to the nearest landfill for proper disposal.

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Who should I hire to help with my storm cleanup?

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Professional storm cleanup services are useful for after a hurricane, windstorm, flood, fire, tornado, winter storm, or any other kind of natural disaster.

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Junk removal companies that offer storm cleanup services make it easy to put your home and your life back together, saving you time, stress, and risk.

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How much does storm cleanup cost?

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Professional storm cleanup services cost anywhere from $300-$2,000 on average, but your project could cost more or less depending on the severity of the project, where you live, who you hire, and more.

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How long does storm cleanup take?

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Storm cleanup takes anywhere from an hour to a full 8-hour day or more. If you have a single downed tree, or lightweight brush to pick up and haul away, it shouldn’t take more than a few hours to complete the project. If you are recovering from a severe storm, you can likely expect your storm cleanup to take at least one 8-hour work day to complete, likely more.

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Who should I hire to help with my trash removal?

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Hiring a local junk removal company to assist with your trash removal project is a great option. Not only do they thoroughly understand local disposal laws and have great relationships with local charities, but they also typically provide better customer service, lower prices, and faster, more responsive services than the big name companies.

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How much does trash removal cost?

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Most junk and trash removal services have a minimum charge of $75-$100.

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One of the biggest factors influencing cost is the amount of items you have. The more items you have to remove, the more labor hours and people it will take to get the project done.

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Similarly, most companies will quote a price based on the expected volume of the debris in the truck (i.e., a full truckload, 1/2 truckload, or 1/4 truckload), so the more space your items take up in the truck, the more you can expect to pay for your junk removal project.

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How long does trash removal take?

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Trash removal takes anywhere from a few minutes to a full 8-hour day or more. If you have a single item to remove or a small pile, a junk removal company can remove your item(s) in a matter of minutes. For larger cleanout projects, you can expect it to take an hour or more. Naturally, the size and complexity of your project will affect how long it takes.

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Who should I hire to help with my yard waste removal?

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Professional yard waste removal is undoubtedly the fastest, easiest, and most labor-free way to get rid of piles of yard waste, both big and small.

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Hiring a local junk removal company to assist with your yard waste removal project is a great option. Not only do they thoroughly understand local disposal laws, but they also typically provide better customer service, lower prices, and faster, more responsive services than the big name companies.

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How much does yard waste removal cost?

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Yard waste removal pricing varies based on severity of the job. For example, a minor yard waste cleanup, like some tree branches and limbs, can cost anywhere from $200-$400 on average. For larger jobs, like major storm cleanup, you can expect to pay $1,000 or more.

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How long does yard waste removal take?

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Yard waste takes anywhere from an hour to a full 8-hour day or more in extreme cases. If you have a single downed tree, or lightweight brush to pick up and haul away, it shouldn’t take more than an hour or two to complete the project. If you are recovering from a severe storm, you can likely expect your yard waste removal to take at least one 8-hour work day to complete.

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Who should I hire to help with my hoarding cleanout?

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Cleaning out a hoarding situation can be overwhelming, stressful, and potentially dangerous. Without the right equipment and experience, cleaning up a hoarder's home can actually be dangerous. Hiring a junk removal company to help clean out a hoarder home is a great option for safety and efficiency purposes.

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How much does a hoarding cleanout cost?

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On average, hoarding cleanups cost around $1,000-$2,000 per day, with most jobs taking between 1-7 days to complete.

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The exact price you will pay for your hoarding cleanup will depend on the complexity and severity of the cleanup project, the type of junk being removed, whether or not safety hazards are present, where you live, and who you hire.

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What do junk removal companies do with the items they take?

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The goal of most junk removal companies (or the reputable ones, anyway) is to separate the junk they haul away so that they can donate or recycle as much as possible. Items that cannot be donated or recycled are hauled off to local landfills.

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