Dumpster rental questions, answered straight

Five days come with every rental, no matter which size you pick. If the project runs long, just let us know and it is $10 a day after that. We are not going to show up and snatch it out from under you on day six.

Our 13 yard is $300 plus tax, the 15 yard is $360, and the 20 yard is $420. That includes delivery, pickup, five days, and a weight allowance at every size. It is the same price whether you call us on a Tuesday or a Sunday.

No, and we hate that you even have to ask. The only two things that can add to your bill are going over the weight allowance, which is $30 per 1,000 pounds, or keeping it past five days at $10 a day. The landfill charges us by the ton and we pass that straight through at cost.

We cover a 25 mile radius out of Bryant, which takes in Benton, Bryant, Alexander, Haskell, Mabelvale, Bauxite, Shannon Hills, Salem, East End, Avilla, Traskwood, Tull, College Station, and most of Little Rock and North Little Rock. If you are just outside that circle, call us anyway. It is usually a small trip fee, not a no.

Not if you do not want to be. Plenty of our customers just text us a photo of the spot and we set it exactly there. We will send you a picture once it is placed so you know what you are coming home to.

That is honestly our favorite question. Our truck is smaller than what the national companies run, so we get down narrow drives, gravel lanes and long country roads that they turn down. If somebody has already told you your spot will not work, let us take a look before you give up on it.

We put boards down under the rails any time you ask, and we will ask you first if we think the surface needs it. We have been doing this since 2021 and we have not left a mess we had to come back and fix.

Tires, fuels, oils, car batteries, propane bottles, and wet paint or stain. Dried out paint with the lid off is fine. We also do not take roof shingles at any size, because a tear-off gets far too heavy for our truck. Anything you are unsure about, just ask us before you toss it in, because it is a lot easier than digging it back out later.

Not on your own property, which covers almost everybody. If the only place it will fit is the street or a public right of way, your city may want a permit first. Ask us and we will tell you who to call.

Usually the next day, and same day happens more often than you would think if you catch us early. Call and ask. Worst case, we tell you the soonest we can be there.