Dumpster Rentals coming soon

• Furniture and mattresses
• General household junk
• Tree trimmings and yard waste
• Drywall, tile, and wood scraps (non-heavy debris)
• Garage, attic, or shed cleanouts
• Broken toys and outdoor play equipment
• Cardboard boxes and packaging
• Clothing, shoes, and linens
• Small appliances (microwaves, toasters, etc.)
• Office furniture and supplies
• Non-refrigerated electronics (TVs, monitors, computers)
• Old fencing, decking, or small wood furniture

  We’re trying to avoid starting the zombie apocalypse with banned materials. Here’s what to keep in mind: 

• Overweight Fee: Max dumpster weight = 4 tons
• Over-height Load Fee:
  All debris must stay below the top rim of the dumpster. If it’s piled too high, it’s up to the driver’s discretion whether items need to be restacked, unloaded, or left behind for safety.
  At the driver’s discretion, this may result in a $100 restacking or unloading fee.
  We don’t want to charge this—but we also don’t want your junk flying down the freeway like it’s trying to escape the apocalypse.
• Tire Disposal Fee:
• Standard tires: Starting at $10 each
• 18-wheeler or oversized tires: Higher rates apply
• Tractor/monster truck tires: May be declined or charged accordingly
• Wet Paint Disposal:
• $2 per gallon, charged by container size
• A half-full 5-gallon bucket = $10
• A half-full 20-gallon drum = $40
• Propane Tanks:
• $20 per tank (30 lb or smaller)
• Larger tanks may not be accepted—ask first
• Unauthorized Items Fee: Disposal cost varies by item

If we find hidden items like tires, paint, or propane tanks buried in your load to dodge disposal fees, it triggers what we call a “Pulling a Fast One” charge, starting at $10 and going up depending on what we find.

You’ll still be charged the standard item fees on top of the penalty.

We get it—no one loves fees. Just be up-front with us and we’ll help keep your project moving and your costs low.

We can only take what the landfills accept—so help us prevent the next zombie outbreak by keeping out items they refuse.
Please place any questionable items off to the side of the dumpster. If you’re not sure, just ask—we’re here to help keep your job (and the world) safe and clean.