Dumpster Rental FAQ

99% of our dumpsters are on site within 24 hours of the call. That is a measured fact about how we run, not a guarantee we print and miss. Call 864-881-DUMP and you will get the delivery day for your address before you hang up.

Because placement decided on the phone beats placement argued out in your driveway. Before your dumpster leaves the yard, the driver calls. He gives you his name and a time, and asks exactly where you want it. He checks the spot again when he arrives. It is the single most-mentioned thing in how we work.

Yes, and it is a new rental at the published price, because the truck makes the full trip twice. This is the number one thing people get wrong about dumpster rentals everywhere, so we say it early and often.

Every size includes tonnage: 2 tons on the 15, 3 on the 20s, 4 on the 30. The load crosses a certified scale. Anything over the included weight is $60 a ton, off the printed ticket. The ticket comes back with your invoice. Nobody estimates your weight, the scale prints it.

No. Placement is agreed on the phone, and the driver confirms the spot when he arrives. Pickup happens after you call to say you are done. Plenty of our rentals go down without the customer and the driver ever standing in the same driveway.

Almost everything goes in: household debris, construction material, furniture, appliances, concrete, shingles. The no list is oil, batteries and asbestos, full stop. Mattresses, tires and some appliances carry an item charge. The what-goes-in page has the full list.

14 days, and the dumpster is yours for all of them. Extra days are $9 a day. We do not schedule the pickup until you call and say it is ready.

Every number is on the pricing page: the four sizes, the per-day rate, the per-ton overage, and the item charges. The phone quote and the invoice come from the same list. If a charge is not on that page and was not in your quote, it does not appear on your bill.

Usually Devin himself. He owns the company with Carrie, who runs the office. There is no call center and no broker in the middle. The person who quotes your job owns the truck that delivers it.

Yes, that is 70% of the work: builds, roofing crews, remodels, hospital and campus jobs. The contractor page covers rotations, and the answer to most scheduling questions is yes, we can run it that way.