Construction Dumpster Rental

Recommended Dumpster Sizes

• 20 yard — most residential builds and mid-size remodels
• 30 yard — framing waste on new construction and full-home renovations
• 40 yard — bulky-light debris and larger commercial jobs

Common Materials That Go In

• Framing lumber and scraps
• Drywall and sheetrock
• Insulation
• Roofing debris
• Siding and trim
• Flooring tear-out
• Trim and finish waste

Restricted or Prohibited Materials

• Liquid paint (dried is OK)
• Paint thinners and solvents
• Batteries
• Any hazardous chemical

Placement

We place bins where the crew works, not where it's convenient for the truck. Plywood under the rollers protects finished driveways. On new construction we drop on gravel or dirt without issue.

Rental Duration

Rentals run about a week per drop. On longer builds we set up a recurring swap schedule so the bin's always fresh when the crew needs it.

Common Mistakes to Avoid

• Renting one 40 for a whole build instead of swapping a 30 twice — the swap is usually cheaper per ton
• Placing the bin uphill from the work — every trip becomes work
• Skipping the pre-drop site walk on tight urban lots

Pricing Factors

Flat contract pricing for repeat contractors. One-off drops quoted flat over the phone. Overage tons priced at the same rate we quote — no fuel or environmental surprises.

Cities We Deliver To

Every priority city on our corridor gets the same flat rate — no long-haul surcharge for western towns.

• Statesville, NC — same flat pricing across the corridor
• Troutman, NC — same flat pricing across the corridor
• Mooresville, NC — same flat pricing across the corridor
• Hickory, NC — same flat pricing across the corridor
• Newton, NC — same flat pricing across the corridor
• Conover, NC — same flat pricing across the corridor
• Claremont, NC — same flat pricing across the corridor
• Catawba, NC — same flat pricing across the corridor
• Mocksville, NC — same flat pricing across the corridor
• Salisbury, NC — same flat pricing across the corridor