The cost of renting a dumpster is influenced by various factors, such as your location, the specific type of dumpster you require, and the duration of the rental period. Generally, rental prices can range from approximately $400 to over $1,000, depending on the dumpster size or if you opt for emptying and returning services. However, it is worth noting that the average cost of renting a temporary dumpster nationwide is approximately $550. For a detailed breakdown of prices and additional information regarding the final cost, don’t hesitate to get in touch with our office. Our dedicated customer service representatives are available any business day from 7:30 am to 5:30 pm CST and are more than willing to assist you.
Here are more factors that can contribute to the final cost of renting a dumpster.
Dumpster Size: The size of the dumpster you choose will significantly impact the rental cost. Larger dumpsters require more resources to deliver and pick up, and they can hold more waste, which can increase disposal fees.
Rental Duration: How long you need the dumpster can affect the price. Most companies offer standard rental periods, but you may incur additional charges if you need the dumpster for a longer time.
Location: The cost can vary depending on your location. If you’re far from the rental company’s facility or the disposal site, you may have to pay more for delivery and pickup.
Type of Waste: Different types of waste can require different disposal methods, some of which may be more expensive than others. For example, hazardous waste or heavy materials like concrete may incur additional fees.
Weight of the Waste: Most dumpster rental companies have a maximum weight limit for their dumpsters. You may be charged an overage fee if your waste exceeds this limit.
Environmental Fees: Many states charge environmental fees for the disposal of waste. These fees are used to support recycling and other environmental initiatives. This fee is often passed on to the customer by the dumpster rental company.
Dump and Return Service: If you fill up your dumpster before your project is finished, you may need to have it emptied and returned. This service will typically incur an additional fee.
Permits: If the dumpster needs to be placed on a public right-of-way, like a city street, you may need to obtain a permit from your local government. The cost of this permit can add to the overall cost of the dumpster rental.
Extra Services: Any additional services, such as expedited delivery or pickup, can also add to the cost.
Overfilling: You may be charged an overfill fee if you overfill your dumpster beyond its maximum fill line. Overfilled dumpsters can be unsafe to transport and may violate local regulations.
