Construction Dumpster in Bison, OK

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Junk-it

Guthrie, OK

At junk-it, we have the resources and experience to handle projects of any size. We are dedicated to meeting the customer’s needs and will go the extra mile to do so. Our services include dumpster rental, junk removal and... more

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Higgins Welding & Construction

Enid, OK

Higgins Welding & Construction is a general contractor specializing in welding, fencing, installing, junk removal, demolition, lawn and tree care, and more. One call, we do it all! Contact us today to learn more or to get a free quote! more

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RDS, Inc.

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Edmond, OK

We’re a locally-owned, full-service waste hauler able to accommodate residential and commercial construction projects, from do-it-yourself projects to large-scale demolition cleanups. Our inventory of construction dumpsters includes 10, 20, 30 and 40 yard boxes. more

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From The Dirt Up

Guthrie, OK

From The Dirt Up specializes in demolition, waste removal, and much more. We have year of experience and tried and true methods for doing the project with affordable rates and great customer service. Contact us today to learn more about... more

Construction Dumpster Tips for Bison, OK

Dumpsters for Construction Debris

What's the average cost for a construction dumpster?

The average cost to rent a construction dumpster is $550, but your dumpster could cost more or less depending on the size of the dumpster, where you live, who you rent from, and more.

 

Dumpster Size Average Cost
10 yard dumpster $250-$450
20 yard dumpster $350-$550
30 yard dumpster $450-$650
40 yard dumpster $550-$750

 

Keep reading: Dumpster Rental Cost Guide: Lower Your Cost to Rent a Dumpster

How do I get the best deal on my construction dumpster?

  • Rent local, not national: On average, the cost of renting a 20 yard dumpster from Waste Management was $550 compared to $450 from a local hauler. Local haulers are around $100 less o average!

  • Avoid high-priced brokersThey appear local at first glance but are actually out-of-state middlemen that do not own any dumpsters. Instead, they charge a 10-20% increase to pass that order on to a local hauler, skimming the extra cost off the top for themselves.

  • Get multiple quotesReach out to multiple dumpster providers to compare costs and weight allowances. When reaching out to companies, be prepared with as much information about your project as possible. This will help to ensure you choose the right dumpster for your project needs.

  • Choose the right sizeThe cost of renting a dumpster increases with the size of the container, so it's smart to get the smallest dumpster you need. However, if you get a dumpster that is too small, you’ll have to pay double to rent the dumpster twice, so don’t skimp on size to save a buck; it may backfire.

  • Donate, sell, or recycle when possible: In some instances, construction and demolition debris can be reused or recycled, and you may be able to get rid of it for free or even for some cash. If you get rid of some of the debris this way, it will save you some money in disposal fees when renting a dumpster for the rest.

Learn more: Renting Construction Dumpsters: A DIY Guide to Construction Debris Removal