Bin There Dump That Kansas City
Bin There Dump That is a leading local residential-friendly dumpster provider. Bins fit in a single car space with doors that latch open for easy... more
Deffenbaugh Industries
Located in St. Joseph, Missouri, Deffenbaugh Industries is a subsidiary of Waste Management. We service residential, commercial, and industrial waste disposal and recycling, as well... more
Fix Cut Haul
As a largely veteran-run crew, Fix Cut Haul understands the importance of getting the job done with honesty and integrity. We’re a hardworking team... more
Hauling Guy
At The Hauling Guy, we haul anything! No job is too big or too small for us. We can assist in garbage collection, junk removal,... more
Huntley Disposal, LLC
Family owned and operated, Huntley Disposal has been serving the Kansas City metro since 1986. We can handle the largest commercial project, a weekend garage cleanout... more
Metro Rolloff Container Services
"We were working on a huge demolition project, and Metro Rolloff was a great help. We've rented probably 12 dumpsters in the last 6 months, and they've... more
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What factors affect dumpster costs?
Every project is different in terms of the type and amount of waste generated. Additionally, your location plays a major role in how much it costs to rent a debris box.
Below are some of the factors impacting rental costs:
- Container size
- Debris type
- Total weight of the load
- Location of delivery (e.g., fuel costs to deliver and pick-up)
- Local tipping fees and taxes
Is a dumpster permit required?
If the dumpster is to be placed in the public right-of-way, then yes, a permit is likely required from the city. This may vary based on your local rules and regulations. Instances where a permit may not be necessary include placing it in your driveway, on personal property, or when utilizing a dumpster trailer.