Fountain Inn is the market we work hardest for. We have supplied three neighborhoods being built here. We hauled the tear off from a roof job on an older building down on Main Street in the village. And we sponsor Fountain Inn High School every year, so that is our sign you see on the field. There are a couple of other dumpster companies with a stronger hold on this town than we have. We would rather earn the next job here than assume it. It is about 11 miles from the Woodruff yard, so same day usually works.
Also serving Simpsonville · Gray Court · Mauldin and the rest of Greenville County.
The published prices hold everywhere on the route, Fountain Inn included. Being about 11 miles from the Woodruff yard changes the routing, never the invoice.
| Dumpster | Price (14 days) | Dimensions | Included |
|---|---|---|---|
| 15-Yard | $349 | 12' L x 7' W x 5' H | 2 tons |
| 20-Yard Space Saver | $449 | 12' L x 7' W x 6' H | 3 tons |
| 20-Yard | $449 | 16' L x 7' W x 5' H | 3 tons |
| 30-Yard | $600 | 20' L x 7' W x 6' H | 4 tons |
Each price covers delivery to Fountain Inn, pickup, and 14 days. Three things can move the number. Weight past the included tons runs $60 a ton off the scale ticket. Extra days are $9. Mattresses, tires and some appliances carry an item charge you will hear on the phone, not discover on the invoice.
Fountain Inn work splits cleanly for us. On the builder side we have run dumpsters through three neighborhoods. Framing scrap, siding, drywall and packaging. That work moves on a schedule instead of one call at a time. On the older side of town it is homeowners: roofs, kitchens, and now and then a full-house cleanout. When you call about a Fountain Inn job, you are usually talking to the owner.
Fountain Inn sits about 11 miles from the Woodruff yard, and we reach it on I-385, SC-14 and SC-101. We cover Simpsonville, Gray Court and Mauldin on the same runs, and the Greenville County back roads between them are no trouble.
The job we point to here is the roof on one of the older buildings down on Main Street in the village. Tear-off from a building that age is heavier than people expect. And the dumpster had to sit where a working street could live with it. We have also run containers through three neighborhoods as they were built. Our sign hangs at Fountain Inn High School because we sponsor it every year. Devin is straight about this market: a couple of companies have deeper roots here, and we want the next job anyway.
On your own property, no paperwork. The driver calls before he brings the dumpster and agrees the spot with you. He checks it again when he pulls in. Driveway protection is available on request. If the dumpster has to sit on a public street, check with the town or Greenville County first. Street placement is where permits come up. The permit guide walks through how that usually goes.
Common Fountain Inn jobs run to new-construction debris from the neighborhoods going up, plus cleanouts in the older houses nearby. We do not come pick the dumpster up until you call and say it is ready. After the load crosses the scale you get the printed ticket with the invoice.
Builder work here runs on 30s, one out and one back, because framing scrap is bulky more than it is heavy. The Main Street side of town is the opposite. Older buildings put weight in the container fast, tear-off and plaster. That is where the tonnage conversation matters most. Homeowners in between mostly land on the 20.
With the building going on around Fountain Inn, a lot of local loads are framing scrap, siding offcuts and drywall. Almost everything a Fountain Inn job produces goes in the same dumpster. Furniture and appliances, construction debris, yard waste, household garbage. Concrete, asphalt and shingles go in with it. You do not need to sort it for us.
Keep oil, batteries and asbestos out and the rest of a Fountain Inn load is fine. Mattresses, tires and some appliances carry a transfer station fee. We would rather quote those on the phone than add them after. Fountain Inn is close enough in that a question about an odd item is usually a two-minute phone call. The what-goes-in page has the full list with the reasons.
Fountain Inn sits about 11 road miles from the yard, close enough that same-day often works if you call in the morning. Tell us the project and the address and we pick the size. Nothing leaves the yard without a phone call first, so you get the driver's name and a time, and you tell him where you want it. He confirms the spot on arrival.
Then the dumpster is yours for 14 days. Load it level with the top rail, and call us when you are done. We do not schedule the pickup until you say the word. After the load crosses the scale, the printed ticket comes back with your invoice. A Fountain Inn job ends with the number in writing, not an estimate.
On your own Fountain Inn driveway or property, no. Permits come up when a dumpster has to sit on a public street. That is a question for the town or Greenville County, so check before you place it in the street. On your own ground you are fine.
Yes. The honest part: a swap is a new rental at the published price. The truck does the full trip twice. If your Fountain Inn job looks like two loads, say so up front and we will plan the rotation instead of discovering it.
Most of our work is contractors, about 70%, and Fountain Inn is inside the normal rotation map. One dumpster or a swap schedule, same published prices. The contractor page covers how we run sites.
Often. At 11 road miles, Fountain Inn is close enough that a morning call can catch a truck already heading this way. Call before 10 and ask. The dispatcher can see the day's runs.
The no list is short: oil, batteries, asbestos. Nearly everything else from a Fountain Inn job goes in, including concrete, shingles, furniture and appliances. Mattresses, Tires, Appliances carry a transfer station charge, so mention those when you book and we will price them up front.
Yes. Concrete, asphalt and shingles all go in, and a Fountain Inn job that mixes demolition with household debris does not need two dumpsters. Weight is the limit rather than the material. Call a heavy load in as one and we will set the fill line by the ton.
Simpsonville, Gray Court, Mauldin ride the same runs as Fountain Inn. The service area page maps everywhere else, including the smaller communities that do not have their own page.
Yes. Fountain Inn is one of several Greenville County towns we work, alongside Simpsonville, Mauldin, Greer. The unnamed crossroads between them are covered too. If your address is in Greenville County, we come to it.
Our yard is in Woodruff, about 11 miles from the Woodruff yard. The address sets the route, not the price: Fountain Inn rentals cost the same as a delivery next door to the yard.
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