Demolition Dumpster Rental

Recommended Dumpster Sizes

• 30 yard — most residential demo
• 40 yard — bigger tear-downs and light-bulky loads
• Two 30s on a swap schedule — usually cheaper than a single 40 with a return trip

Common Materials That Go In

• Framing and lumber
• Drywall
• Roofing
• Flooring
• Non-liquid tile and plaster
• Doors, windows, fixtures

Restricted or Prohibited Materials

• Asbestos-containing material — needs specialty haul
• Live electrical fixtures
• Chemicals and paint
• Fuel-containing equipment

Placement

Placement matters more than size on demo jobs. We walk the site and pick a spot the crew can throw to straight from the tear-off zone.

Rental Duration

Small demo fits one drop; larger jobs run a swap schedule. Bin sits 5–7 days per drop.

Common Mistakes to Avoid

• Skipping the site walk and picking a placement that adds two hours of hand-carry a day
• Not planning the swap — if you finish tear-out on Friday and can't get a swap until Tuesday, the crew loses days
• Mixing heavy (brick, tile) and light (drywall) loads unevenly across bins

Pricing Factors

Flat quote per drop with per-ton overage priced up front. Recurring swap pricing available for multi-week demo.

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