Discount Dumpster offers the most affordable waste management service in the Greenville area. We've broken down our rental process into these five easy steps:
Our team will work with you every step of the way to make the dumpster rental process as easy as possible!
Trash removal – Kitchen remodels – Carpeting work – Roofing projects – Home projects – Yard debris – Demolitions – Construction site – Clean Ups
Discount Dumpster has proudly served the Greenville community with budget-friendly dumpster rentals since 2018. Our rentals have helped complete many residential and commercial projects. No matter what size project you have, we have the right size dumpster for you!
A junk hauling service is the best option if you're looking to dispose of specialty items that won't easily fit into a dumpster container. However, junk haulers typically charge per trip, so multiple trips could get expensive.
A dumpster rental service is usually more affordable than a junk hauling service. Whether its a 20 yard dumpster, or a 30 yard dumpster, we have the perfect size for you. With a dumpster rental, you'll have a more flexible rental time to get your work done. When you rent a dumpster, you can easily work at your own pace, without feeling rushed by a junk hauler.
We deliver dumpsters all around the Greenville area, including:
Give us a call today to see if we deliver to your location in or near Greenville, SC.
The price of a dumpster rental in Greenville, SC depends on several different factors. These factors include: weight limit, dumpster size, your location, and the length of your rental period, with no overage fees. When you call us, we will provide you with a custom quote that is within your budget.
Every quote includes all transportation fees, landfills fees, and taxes. You'll know the price of your rental upfront, so you never have to worry about any hidden fees.
Permits are only typically needed when placing a dumpster on a public-right-of-way such as a street. Private property placements usually don't need permits. However, if your property is governed by an HOA, they may have specific rules regarding dumpster placement. Check with them first before committing to a placement spot.
There are various hazardous materials that cannot be allowed for disposal in your rental. Examples of these items include:
There are even area-specific prohibited materials such as food waste and light ballasts. If you need to dispose of any of the listed items, you will need to find alternative disposal methods.
Current landfills we use include:
Our office and phone lines are available between the hours of 10 AM - 4:30 PM on Saturday. However, we do not offer Saturday delivery in Greenville, SC, unfortunately.
In short, electronics are hazardous waste that cannot be broken down properly in landfills. Their parts will not degrade naturally and can potentially release toxic materials into the ground soil, affecting the local environment negatively. If you must dispose of electronics during your project, you will need to find alternate means of disposal such as a recycling facility.
Filling your dumpster to the top can cause a number of complications. The most important of these complications being road safety. If the dumpster is filled too high, debris can scatter and fall off the hauling truck which puts drivers and pedestrians at risk. Therefore, our haulers will likely refuse to pick up any bin filled too high. This, in turn, will add costly trip fees to your final bill.
For the most part, yes. The only landscaping material that we typically do not allow is SOD (top ground soil with grass attached). SOD is tricky to dispose of in certain conditions, especially when wet from rain or watering. Therefore, we tend not to allow SOD to save our haulers and landfills the hassle.
Unfortunately, the likely answer is yes. Any additional weight over the allotted bin allowance will accrue additional charges per extra ton. Water weight from rain is no exception. There are easy ways to avoid this, however. If your area expects heavy rains during your rental time, cover your container with a tarp to prevent rain water intrusion.
