We have worked three different communities in Mauldin. There is more going up here than we have been part of so far. We would rather say that than pretend otherwise. The Mauldin jobs we do get are what a town like this produces. A first roof replacement, a kitchen, a basement that turned into a full cleanout. The 20 yard handles most of it. If the garage has been filling since the house was built, take the 30.
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The published prices hold everywhere on the route, Mauldin included. Being about 15 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 Mauldin, 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.
The practical question on most Mauldin jobs is size rather than scheduling. A first roof replacement usually fits a 20 yard. A basement or garage that has been filling since the house was built usually does not. Every size comes with tonnage included. 2 tons on the 15, 3 on the 20s, 4 on the 30. Anything over that is $60 a ton, off the actual scale ticket rather than an estimate.
The run out to Mauldin is about 15 miles from the Woodruff yard, mostly on I-385 and US-276. Those same trips take in Simpsonville, Greenville and Fountain Inn, so an address between Mauldin and any of them is routine for us.
We have worked three communities in Mauldin. There is more building here than we have been part of, and Devin says that plainly rather than around it. The jobs we do get are suburb jobs: first roof replacements, kitchens, garages that filled up over a decade. The 20-yard covers most of them.
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 Mauldin jobs run to remodel and roofing debris from neighborhoods hitting their first renovation cycle. 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.
Mauldin is 20-yard country. First roofs, kitchen remodels, garage cleanouts, the projects a nineties subdivision produces on schedule. The Space Saver earns its keep on the shorter drives here, and the 30 comes out for the occasional full-house clear.
Typical Mauldin loads come out of garages, kitchens and first roof replacements. There is no separate container for the heavy stuff. Concrete, asphalt and roofing shingles go in alongside the furniture, the yard waste and the construction debris. One dumpster takes the mix.
The no list is three items: oil, batteries and asbestos. Mattresses, tires and some appliances carry an item charge for the transfer station. Count them on the phone and they are in your quote. On a run out this far it is worth naming the awkward items when you book, so the right truck comes the first time. The what-goes-in page has the full list with the reasons.
Mauldin sits about 15 road miles from the yard, close enough that same-day often works if you call in the morning. We size the job off the phone call. Then the driver takes over: a call ahead with his name and a window, your answer on placement, and one more look at the ground before anything comes off the truck.
You get 14 days with it. Fill it level with the rail, nothing over the sides. Pickup happens when you call and not before. The load crosses a certified scale on the way in and the ticket comes back stapled to your invoice. A Mauldin job ends with the number in writing, not an estimate.
A day is usually plenty for Mauldin. 99% of our dumpsters are on site within 24 hours of the call. We own more 30-yards than anything else, so the big size is rarely the bottleneck. Call when you know the week and we will set the day.
The sizing advice holds everywhere, Mauldin included: between two sizes, take the bigger one. The size guide does the pickup-load math.
Yes. A good part of the ground we set on around Mauldin is gravel, dirt or field edge. Solid, level ground is the only requirement. Soft ground after a wet week is the one thing worth mentioning when you book.
No. Mauldin is about 15 miles from the Woodruff yard and the price is the same as a driveway next door to the yard. Distance sets the routing, never the invoice. There is no fuel charge and no mileage line.
Devin or his wife Carrie. DJP Dumpsters is Devin's initials, and a Mauldin job is quoted by the person who owns the trucks, not a call centre. That is also why the size advice you get is the size we would actually send.
We keep a skid steer for exactly that. Concrete pickup, a shed's contents, the loads a crew cannot lift into the dumpster. It goes on the same call as the Mauldin dumpster, so mention it up front and we will bring the machine when the job needs it.
Simpsonville, Greenville, Fountain Inn ride the same runs as Mauldin. The service area page maps everywhere else, including the smaller communities that do not have their own page.
Yes. Mauldin is one of several Greenville County towns we work, alongside Fountain Inn, Simpsonville, 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 15 miles from the Woodruff yard. The address sets the route, not the price: Mauldin rentals cost the same as a delivery next door to the yard.
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