Dumpster Rental FAQ

Pricing is quoted per job. Call for a straightforward quote for your address and debris type. The quote reflects the container size, what you are throwing away, the weight of the load, how long you keep it and how easy the site is to reach.

Single rooms, small demolition and any dense material go in a 10 yard. Basements, attics and decks usually fit a 15 yard. Whole-house cleanouts and roof tear-offs typically use a 20 yard, and construction or demolition work is where a 30 yard makes sense.

Rental periods are arranged when you book — ask us what works for your project timeline.

Yes — driveway placement is the standard setup for residential jobs. We ask about the surface, slope, overhead wires and approach so the container is set squarely, and we place protection under it where the surface calls for it.

General household junk, furniture, construction and demolition debris, flooring, roofing material, yard debris, scrap metal and heavy material such as concrete or brick when it is kept in a dedicated small container.

Hazardous waste, chemicals, liquid paint, solvents, fuel and oil, propane tanks, asbestos-containing material, tires, vehicle batteries, medical waste, contaminated soil, and appliances containing refrigerant. Mattresses, electronics and lithium batteries are generally handled separately.

Fill it level with the top rail — an overfilled container cannot be safely tarped or hauled, and the pickup will be delayed until it is corrected. Weight allowance is confirmed at the time of booking based on the size you choose and the type of debris.

A container placed entirely on your own property normally does not require a permit. If the only workable spot is the street or a village right-of-way, that is a municipal decision — check with the Village of Hudson Falls before scheduling delivery and let us know what they require.

It depends on the day and what is already on the schedule. Call and we will tell you honestly what is available; same-week delivery is common and we confirm a window when you book.

Tell us as soon as you realize it. Disposal is billed by weight, so a heavier load costs more, and a container that exceeds what can be legally hauled has to be partially offloaded before pickup. The way to avoid both is to describe the material accurately when you book — especially concrete, dirt, tile, plaster and shingles.

Not usually, as long as the placement spot is clear and clearly marked and the driver has unobstructed access. If the spot is at all ambiguous, being there for the drop is worth it.

Roll-off containers are heavy and the load concentrates on the rails, so care matters. We place protection under the container where the surface calls for it. Tell us in advance if the driveway is newly paved or sealed, or if it is pavers — that may change where we recommend placing it.

Call us before you keep loading. Once a pickup is scheduled the container is expected to be ready to haul, and adding material after that can push the load over what can legally be transported.

Yes — Clean It Out Containers & Junk Removal handles junk removal as well as container rental. If you would rather have the work done than do the loading yourself, mention it when you call and we will talk through which approach fits.