Frequently Asked Questions
What sizes do you stock?
Fifteen, thirty, and forty yard roll-off containers. The 15 fits most home cleanouts. The 30 handles renovations and roofing. The 40 is for major construction and commercial work.
How fast can you deliver?
Same-day or next-day delivery is standard across the Columbia metro. Morning calls usually land same-day; afternoon calls land next-day.
What's the rental period?
Long. Most jobs finish in 3 to 7 days. If you need longer, mention it when you book — we don't run a tight clock as long as we know.
What does it cost?
Flat-rate based on size and material weight. We quote on the phone. The number on the phone is the number on the invoice.
Will a dumpster fit in my driveway?
A 15 yard fits virtually every driveway. A 30 yard fits most. A 40 yard usually sits on a job site or commercial lot, not a driveway.
What can I put in?
General trash, construction debris, concrete, brick, dirt, wood, drywall, roofing materials, asphalt, branches, glass. The standard list for residential and construction work.
What can't I put in?
Tires, batteries, TVs, appliances, stumps, railroad ties, liquid paints, oils, asbestos, infectious waste, fuel, adhesives, refrigerants, mattresses, hot water tanks. Full prohibited list on the
prohibited items page.
Do you take refrigerators?
Sometimes — only if professionally drained of refrigerant. Call before you load one.
Can I move the dumpster myself once it's delivered?
Please don't. The trucks place containers precisely; moving them by hand or with a tractor can damage your driveway or the container. If placement needs to change, call and we'll move it.
Do you deliver outside Columbia?
Yes — Lexington, Irmo, West Columbia, Cayce, Forest Acres, Blythewood, and the surrounding South Carolina cities are all standard service area at flat-rate pricing.
How do I pay?
Cards, checks, and ACH all work. Contractors with terms can be invoiced; everyone else pays at booking.
What if I overload the dumpster?
We'll let you know at pickup. For genuinely heavy overloads, there may be an overage line on the invoice. For most residential customers this never comes up.
Is there a contract?
No. Residential and most commercial work is project-based, no contract. If you want a recurring commercial arrangement, we'll write it up — but it's not required.
