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When searching for local commercial dumpster waste haulers, a simple Google search for “commercial dumpster service near me” can help but generally doesn’t provide a comprehensive look at commercial dumpster costs, sizes, and other considerations.
The national average cost of dumpster rental is $404. The price paid in your area may vary significantly from the national average, however. Dumpster size, local dump fees, and which service you rent from have the largest impact on cost.
The cost of renting a dumpster can range anywhere from $250 to $600 or more in some areas. For most, this is a pretty substantial expense, so it’s worth getting the best deal possible rather than simply settling on the first quote you get.
Garages, sheds, basements, even entire homes seem to accumulate trash and junk under the nose of the homeowner, only to be discovered as moving day rolls around. It’s amazing how much stuff is uncovered during a move—stuff that’s largely unwanted or unneeded. Renting a dumpster is a convenient way to lighten the load when moving.
As with any product or service, it’s in the customer’s best interest to stay vigilant when it comes to pricing. A recent example of price fixing between two of the largest waste haulers in the Southern Tier area of New York state remind us that waste hauling can be a dirty business.
Why spend several hundred dollars to rent a dumpster when you can haul loads of waste or debris to the landfill yourself? DIY’ing a waste removal task can save you money in some cases, but that’s only on small projects. We’ll compare detailed costs of renting a dumpster vs. hauling the waste yourself.
The standard rental duration for most dumpster rental companies is seven days, although most are flexible in being able to meet the needs of your project. The cost of renting a dumpster for a week varies based on your location, type of waste, volume of waste, and several other factors.
When quoted a price on a dumpster rental, what’s actually included in that price? We’ll answer this question and give some quick tips to ensure a smooth, seamless, and cost-efficient dumpster rental experience.
Dumpster rental rates can run $400 to $600 depending on the size of the bin and the location of the rental. When you’re strapped for cash during a home renovation or remodeling project, these dumpster rental fees have the potential to put a strain on the budget. We’ve got a quick tip that can help cut your dumpster rental costs significantly.
It’s tempting to run to your local Home Depot or Lowe's to rent a dumpster for small home projects, but you should know that options are very limited in these cases. It’s important to look past cost and convenience because both can be deceiving in this case.
We all love a killer deal, especially when it comes to having to fork over several hundred dollars to rent a dumpster for a home or business project. However, going with the cheapest dumpster rental is not always the best—or even the most cost-efficient—option.
How is it possible that—in some cases—spending $300 to rent a 20 yard dumpster is a more cost-efficient option than renting a 10 yard dumpster for $250? That simple math doesn’t seem logical, but this scenario can, in fact, happen. The key is looking beyond the booking cost of the dumpster.
Dumpster rental rates are not written in stone. You can sometimes get a lower-than-advertised price on a single-day dumpster rental if you do a little negotiation upfront. Being that dumpsters cost several hundred dollars to rent, any bit of savings is welcomed by most customers.
Renting a dumpster is a convenient and affordable way to get rid of large amounts of junk, but why pay more than you have to?
If you're a first-time renter (or even if you're not), we can help ensure you get the best price possible when renting a roll-off container. Read on to learn about seven simple tips to save on your dumpster rental.
Just like any dumpster rental, there are several factors that affect a concrete dumpster's cost. The size of the container, how much the concrete weighs, where you're located, and disposal fees in your area all come into play when receiving a quote.
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