Your Questions, Answered

  • Wasteworx provides both short-term roll-off dumpster rentals and ongoing commercial dumpster service. Roll-off dumpsters are typically used for temporary projects such as construction, renovations, and cleanouts, while commercial dumpster service is designed for businesses that need scheduled, recurring trash pickup.

  • The right dumpster solution depends on the type of material, the amount of waste generated, and whether service is temporary or ongoing. Wasteworx offers multiple dumpster sizes and service options, and our team can help determine the best fit based on your project scope, space constraints, and pickup needs.

  • The average cost to rent a dumpster can range wildy and prices vary anywhere from $250 and $850. Exact prices vary based on location, dumpster size, debris type, debris weight and rental period length.

    When you rent a dumpster with us, you’ll receive one upfront price that accounts for all known factors and includes your drop-off and pickup as well. Extra charges are always possible and we offer a transparent fee schedule that accurately guides any potential overages. The more information we have about a job on the front end, the more accurate your quote will be.

    For the best rate, always call and speak directly with a member of our staff.

  • The upfront price you receive for your dumpster includes several key factors that determine the final cost:

    • Landfill and transfer station fees

    • Cost of the dumpster rental

    • Fuel costs for delivery and pickup

    • Your driver’s salary

    With our reasonable and transparent pricing, you’ll never pay for more than what’s necessary. Costs like these aren’t added to your final price, they’re already included. So what you see on your invoice is always the price you’ll pay.

  • Dumpster placement duration varies by service type. Roll-off dumpsters are typically kept on site for the duration of a project, while commercial dumpsters are placed permanently and serviced on a scheduled basis. Wasteworx works with customers to ensure service timing aligns with project schedules or business operations.

  • Pickup schedules are tailored to customer needs. Roll-off service is coordinated around delivery and removal dates, while commercial service follows a recurring schedule such as weekly or multiple pickups per week. Wasteworx prioritizes reliable scheduling and clear communication for both service types.

  • Yes. Wasteworx serves homeowners, contractors, and commercial businesses throughout our service area. Whether the need is a one-time dumpster rental or ongoing waste service, we provide solutions designed to support residential projects, job sites, and business operations.

  • Wasteworx dumpsters are commonly used for construction debris, roofing materials, general trash, and property cleanouts. Some materials may be restricted or require specific handling, particularly heavy materials such as concrete or clean fill. Our team can confirm acceptable materials and recommend the appropriate container for your waste type.

  • While most common debris and waste materials can be hauled, certain items may be restricted due to landfill regulations or special handling requirements. In practice, there is very little that Wasteworx cannot manage. If you have questions about a specific material, we encourage you to contact our team before disposal so we can confirm the best solution and help avoid unnecessary fees or delays.

  • You'll pay for your roll off dumpster at the time of your order. Certain accounts may be eligible for terms when eligibility is met and the account is deemed creditworthy.

    Occasionally, extra charges — such as charges for exceeding weight limits or disposing of restricted items — may come up later. These fees can take up to 120 days to process, as we wait for final reports from the landfill and our drivers. If these fees apply, we’ll reach out with details as soon as they’re confirmed.

  • Homeowners and contractors use roll off dumpsters for a variety of projects, from heavy debris removal to event waste disposal. Typical projects include home and office cleanouts, renovations, demolition, construction jobs, landscaping projects and more.

  • Item dThe roll off dumpster size you need depends on the scale of your project, the type of debris you’re tossing and the delivery location. If you have a small driveway or you’re getting rid of heavy debris, like concrete or rocks, you’ll need a 10 yard bin. For large-scale remodels or demolition jobs, a 40 yard container is a better fit. Not sure which size is best for your project? Our team can provide expert recommendations based on your debris details.escription

  • Yes, each of our dumpsters has a weight limit based on your project needs. Typical weight limits are between 1 and 5 tons, but our containers can hold up to 10 tons safely. If you’re not sure how much your debris weighs, use our weight calculator to caluculate your waste tonnage ahead of time, or contact our team. We’ll talk through your debris and find the right weight limit for your project.

  • Yes, you can order as many dumpsters as needed to complete your cleanup. We can deliver multiple containers to your worksite, whether you need several dumpsters at one location or one bin at multiple jobsites. If you fill up your dumpster before you finish your project, reach out to schedule our empty-and-return service and we will take your container to the landfill and replace it with a fresh bin, so you never have to pause your job.

  • Your dumpster exterior will vary depending on our inventory. While the color and shape may be different than what you see on our website, the cubic volume will always be the same.

  • Your dumpster can arrive at any time on your delivery day. We plan our routes based on fuel-efficiency, so our team often can't provide an exact arrival time. It’s important to make sure the delivery spot is clear of any obstacles for the entire day.

  • No, you don’t have to be present for delivery and pickup. We take down detailed placement instructions when you order and instruct the driver to drop the dumpster off in your designated delivery spot. When you're ready, simply schedule a pickup online. Just like for delivery, you don’t need to be there, but make sure the area is free of obstructions in advance.

  • You may need a permit for your dumpster depending on the location of your bin and your local municipality. If you keep your container on private property, like your driveway or jobsite, then you most likely don’t need a permit. However, you typically must get a permit for street placement. It’s important to check with your local municipality about permitting information before renting a dumpster, no matter where you plan to keep it.

  • When you finish your cleanup, simply schedule a pickup online or get in touch with our team. You don’t need to be present for pickup — just make sure the area around your dumpster is clear of obstacles, and we’ll haul your debris to the landfill for you.

  • A dumpster rental can cause damage to your driveway if it's overloaded with debris or on an uneven surface. We help prevent damage to your driveway by requiring a weight limit and placement on a flat surface. If you're concerned about potential damage, you can lay down plywood to go underneath your dumpster and protect your driveway.

  • If debris is in your dumpster upon delivery, take a photo of the container as soon as possible. Then reach out to our team and send the photo so we can keep it on file. No further action is required on your part.

  • If you would like to be notified of your dumpster delivery, get in touch with our team, and we'll contact you as soon as possible after our driver drops off your bin.

  • We need to place your roll off dumpster on a flat, paved surface when possible. For household projects, your driveway is typically ideal.

    On a construction site, a designated waste area works better. If you don't have space on private property, we can also deliver your bin to the street.

  • The easiest way to load your dumpster is to start with heavy or bulky debris. Walk these items through the dumpster door and distribute the weight evenly. Then toss light materials over the sides. When loading your dumpster, make sure everything stays below the bin’s fill line. If debris sticks out of the top or hangs over the sides of your container, we won’t be able to pick it up.

  • You can throw away a variety of debris in your dumpster rental. Accepted items include most household junk, yard waste and construction materials. However, some debris can never go in a roll off dumpster. Prohibited items include flammable, toxic or hazardous waste because they cause damage to the container or landfill.

  • To open the door, first remove the safety latch or pin holding the dumpster bar in place. If your dumpster door has a chain, remove it from its slot and place it on the ground. Once any safety chains, latches or pins are removed, lift up on the dumpster door lever and push the door open.

  • Our typical dumpster rental period is 14 days, but it can also be as short as a weekend. If you finish your cleanup before the end of your rental period, you can request an early pickup with our Service Dashboard. Need to keep your bin past your rental period? Let us know — usually you can hold on to your roll off dumpster for a flat daily rate.

  • Yes. It’s important to cover your dumpster when it rains or snows to prevent extra weight in your bin. Rain and snow can accumulate in your container or soak absorbent materials. If your debris ends up heavier than your weight limit, you’ll receive a per-ton overage fee. The cover also helps prevent debris from freezing together, which can result in a dig-out fee. Covering your dumpster helps prevent weather-related fees.

  • To prevent illegal dumping in your roll off container, follow these simple steps:

    You can also reach out to our team about using locks and gravity bars to secure your dumpster.