Nobody likes any process to be hard, especially if you're managing a big project and time is precious. That's when you need a dumpster guy dedicated to you. With Discount Dumpster, you get one point of contact throughout your business relationship with Discount Dumpster. Rather than jump from rep to rep, you deal with one person who takes unique care of your needs.
Whether you're a first-time contractor or an industry pro, your dumpster guy will help you understand every detail of your rental upfront. If you need to plan ahead on a project, you can reserve dumpsters in advance. If your project gets prolonged, your dumpster guy is there to arrange easy swaps.
Have future projects you need to schedule ahead of time? No worries! Call your guy and we'll take care of the logistics.
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A construction dumpster can cost around $600-$700 based on the national average. Construction and other commercial dumpsters will tend to be within the 20-40 yard range. The specific price of any construction dumpster will vary by region.
Discount Dumpster always has your back when it comes to keeping your costs down. From organizing the logistics of delivery, dumpster swaps, pick-ups, to flat rate, up-front pricing. We provide a dumpster rental service that specializes in working with large construction debris projects and long-term repeat projects.
Concrete disposal is a given when constructing a new commercial property or demolishing an old one. Since concrete is so heavy, contractors like you need specialty inert dumpsters. Our inert dumpster is compact and designed to take on up to 10 tons of heavy waste.
When you need to prepare a new construction site, you need to excavate the area of rock and excess dirt. Sometimes clearing the rock and dirt is the project itself. Much like with concrete, our inert heavy box is the way to go. A series of inert bins can hold several tons of dirt and rock easily, giving you a smooth transition from one project to the next.
Commercial construction is always going on. There isn't a time when a company is expanding into a new location, or a new shopping outlet is being planned. When it comes to commercial construction, the dumpster you need depends on the scale of your work. A small commercial construction project could make use of a couple 20 yard dumpsters. Heavy duty construction needs the help of our capable 30 and 40 yard dumpsters. Those monsters are a contractors best friend. No matter the project, our commercial dumpster rental experts are here to help.
Demolition and construction go hand-in-hand for many contractors. They don't call it "C&D" for nothing. When handling a demolition project, much like with construction, your dumpster size will depend on your work scale. We typically encourage 30 to 40 yard bins for most demolition work, just to be safe. You never can tell how much debris a demolition will create!
Commercial renovations will sometimes involve massive flooring work. When you have several yards of flooring material that needs to be junked, a dumpster is always your best bet. Depending on the scale of flooring, construction dumpster rental sizes from 20-30 yards would be perfect. If your flooring project is really big, sometimes a 40 yard may be needed. Your dumpster guy will help you figure that out!
Commercial work isn't always just construction and demolition. Sometimes old properties need to be cleaned out entirely before any renovation can start. The layman would be surprised by how many old documents and equipment are left behind when a business closes or a building is condemned. 20 yard dumpsters are a great dumpster size for tossing old documents and leftover furniture. If you need a size up, a 30 yard container rental may be in order.
New homes are built every year across the nation. New home construction is a decent chunk of contracting work. There are a few dumpster sizes that could help with the debris from building new homes (depending on the size of the home). Small home construction can utilize a 20 yard for the most part. Larger homes will likely need a 30 or 40 yard dumpster. There are even cases where you may need a couple different sizes. No matter the need, your dumpster guy will get everything in order so you don't have to stress.
Commercial construction requires roofing work. Any roofing project can be hazardous, which is where special skill and caution come in. Having the right dumpster is also important. Most roofing materials can be heavy, which is where a 15 or 20 yard dumpster would be useful. For special shingles made out of asphalt, inert dumpsters may be needed. As long as you know the shingle material, your Discount Dumpster guy can figure out the rest!
Spring and summer landscaping projects are high priority for many contractors. Things get complicated with landscaping, as landscaping waste isn't always viewed as "heavy" material. Think about it; digging up and dumping a bunch grass, soil, and dirt will add many tons to the weight of your dumpster. For this reason, a 20 yard dumpster is the best landscaping dumpster on the market. It gives any contractor just enough space and leeway to handle those extra pounds of debris that can't be predicted before-hand.
