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Wisconsin Dumpster Rental Guide
Typical roll-off dumpster rental costs in the state of Wisconsin
The cost of renting a dumpster in Wisconsin varies based upon the location, container availability, dumpster size, type of waste, rental duration, and several other factors.
Get an accurate idea of local dumpster rental prices by contacting two or more local rental providers to request a free quote.
Based on several years of data collected by Hometown Dumpster Rental, we have determined the national average cost to rent a dumpster are as follows:
- 10 yards - $300
- 20 yards - $380
- 30 yards - $440
- 40 yards - $490
Learn more: What’s included in the dumpster rental cost?
In Wisconsin, pricing varies based on geographic location, as well as the other factors mentioned above. For your reference, here are some examples of real pricing in various cities throughout the state:
- 12 yard dumpster rental in Brookfield, WI - $325
- 20 yard dumpster rental in Almena, WI - $350
- 30 yard dumpster rental in Bristol, WI - $435
- 30 yard dumpster rental in Blanchardville, WI - $600
Prices are based on information from local waste hauling companies in the stated city. Prices subject to change.
See other notable cities in Wisconsin:
- Milwaukee dumpster rental
- Madison, WI dumpsters for rent
- Green Bay, WI dumpster rental
- Kenosha, WI dumpster rental
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- Comparing the cost of dumpster rental vs. DIY hauling
Roll-off dumpster sizes
Roll-off dumpster sizes vary; here are the most common:
- 10 yard: 12 ft. x 8 ft. x 3.5 ft. (LxWxH)
- 20 yard: 22 ft. x 8 ft. x 4 ft. (LxWxH)
- 30 yard: 22 ft. x 8 ft. x 6 ft. (LxWxH)
- 40 yard: 22 ft. x 8 ft. x 8 ft. (LxWxH)
Learn more: Dumpster sizes and how much they hold
Check with multiple dumpster rental companies to find an available container size that will work best for you project. This also allows you to compare pricing to get the best deal.
Tips for renting a roll-off dumpster in Wisconsin
5 most common dumpster styles
Commercial dumpsters – Businesses use these dumpsters for weekly or monthly garbage hauling service. They are not for temporary use.
Roll-off dumpsters – These are the containers you rent for temporary uses, such as household cleanouts, roofing projects or commercial construction.
Trailer dumpsters – Used by some dumpster rental companies, these trailers are used similarly to roll-off dumpsters but are different in that they are on wheels – this offers the benefit of being easier on your driveway.
Bag-style containers – These small bins are made from durable fabrics and plastics and range in size from 1 to 3 cubic yards and hold less than 2 tons of debris. The “Bagster” container is one such dumpster.
Lowboy dumpsters – Similar to traditional roll-off dumpsters but with low sides, making it ideal for loading heavier debris, such as dirt, roofing material, concrete, tiles and masonry.
Information about dumpster rental weight limits and overage charges
Dumpster rental providers typically put a cap on the amount of weight you can load into a dumpster due to the fact it costs them more money to dump heavier loads at local landfills. This weight limit can range from 1 ton (2,000 lbs.) to 8 tons (16,000 lbs.) or more.
Overage fees typically range between $50 per ton and $100 per ton. For example, if the weight allowance is 2,000 lbs. and your load weighs in at 2,500 lbs., you’d owe an additional 1 ton of overage charges at the $50 to $100 rate, or whatever rate your dumpster rental agreement specifies.
TIP: Be particularly careful of going over the allotted weight limit when dealing with heavier debris, such as concrete, roofing shingles, dirt or masonry.
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