Even if you haven’t been here, I’m sure you can imagine that this Portland suburb is a beautiful place to live. From Willamette Falls to Clackamette Park, there are plenty of reasons to keep Oregon City, OR beautiful and debris-free.
Whether you’re looking to get rid of household waste, construction debris, or unwanted junk, Discount Dumpster is here for all your waste removal needs. With our low, flat rates and variety of container sizes, we guarantee we have the perfect container for your project. Call us today!
Yard work - Decluttering - Unwanted furniture - Damaged carpet - Redoing your porch - Balcony construction - Residing a house
Are you looking to get rid of a specialty item, like your refrigerator? If so, then yes, you should probably think of hiring a junk removal company. However, if your project consists of general waste removal, we recommend sticking to a roll off dumpster. Not only can you fit more in a dumpster, but this option is a lot cheaper.
Here at Discount Dumpster, we follow a flat-rate pricing model that is meant to fit your budget. All our rates are based on a container’s size, weight, and location, and we offer a large variety of container sizes. We also include free delivery and pick-up, so you never have to worry about transporting your dumpster.
Most jurisdictions require a right-of-way permit whenever your dumpster is blocking the public’s right-of-way (aka public property). Therefore, if your dumpster is going to block a sidewalk or street, then you will probably need to get a permit in Clackamas County. However, if your dumpster remains on private property (and our 10-yard dumpsters fit inside most driveways), then you probably won’t need to get a permit.
If you put hazardous waste materials into a dumpster, the chemicals could seep into the groundwater and contaminate it. Therefore, you should never throw asbestos, aerosols, paints, stains, chemicals, flammables, or things of that nature into your dumpster. If your project involves disposing of such items, contact local authorities to learn how to do so in Clackamas County.
Current landfills we use include:
