Just curious what you pay for dumpster rental in your area?
Here in Cleveland, I can fill a 40 yard dumpster: total fees, including tax & delivery, (use it for about one month) for $ 415.00.
30 yard dumpster is $ 330.00.
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20 cy is $380
20y was $225 in MI last fall.
"I never met a man who didn't owe somebody something."
I'm using a 12 yd. on the Money Pit project.
35.00 per month container rental
215.00 for every dump
Around 20.00 per ton overage beyond 6 tons
The best reward for a job well done is the opportunity to do another.
that's about the same here just south of boston
hmmmm, your post perplexs me
20 yard (our favorite size) for $375, including all fees. We can put up to four tons in that rate, overload tons are $45 each.
We can keep it as long as we like.
Jon Blakemore
RappahannockINC.com Fredericksburg, VA
$320 for 20 yard dumpster
$210 for a 10 yard dumpster
Woods favorite carpenter
30 yd $390
20 yd $330
15 yd $300
10 yd $250
Austin TX
Bruce
30 yarder , 1 week , up to 5 tons, $650 99/ton for overweight
40 miles north of NYC
WOW, Jay is he only one close to our prices. In NJ I got a 20yd for 550. 4 ton max weight.Thats one of the better prices.
Headstrong, I'll take on anyone!
I'm in NJ also. Called about a 10 yard for concrete, 300.
$420 for a 30CY. No monthly rental fee. Annapolis, MD.
Runnerguy
In Illinois 10 yard - $275 12 yard $325 16 yard - $350 20 yard $400 30 yard $450 and a 40 yard $500. I can also get a 20 yard for $225 for Concrete Only. The company I work with recycles all in the box they can at their own recycling facility. I have a feeling they make a killing.
$400 for a 40 yard for up to 6 weeks for normal fill i.e. not a lot of concrete.
For heavy fill you pay a rental fee and than a per ton dump fee though I haven't priced that in a couple years so I don't know the cost.
Just ordered a 20 cu yd for Monday: $245, 30 days.
That's higher than last year.
you only get one chance to do it right the first time
40 yd. clean here in Saint Paul, MN $430, street permit not included.
$500 40 yard Costa Mesa CA in November.
$160 16 yard near Cedar City Utah one month.
Joe H
What fee per ton if you haul it yourself in a dump truck or dump trailer?
Here we're paying 87.50 a ton if you haul your own
Walter
$32 per ton. $5 for a dog or cat, $19 for a horse or cow. We're in the country.John
i have a 16ft dump bed x 4ft tall... i can get about 6-7yds in it... and i pack it full and compact it.... not sure about the tons... but truck is rated for 26k and i'm sure i pass that every trip... $66 a trip to the dump... about an hour round trip with a stop for lunch
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Walter-----
I pay $54 to empty my dump trailer.they don't weigh us. I have a buddy with a slightly larger trailer--he pays $54 alsoanother buddy with a dump Truck----say roughly f350 size or so--he pays $54 It's about a 20 minute trip from my house.
stephen
Stephen,
I'd say thats a great value -- you must have 1.5 to 2 ton on a load of debris I'd guess.
Walter
well- i think when i bought it i figured I could put in about 34 square.I haven't put in more than about 16 square so far( still getting used to it)
typically I won't put in more than 25 square
and i still need to extend the sides up a bit further.I bought a smaller trailer--based on i wanted to be able to manuever it into tight places and the fact that we do mostly smaller houses.saw a lot of texas boys up here last summer with BIG old trailers--they had to park em at the street cause they couldn't get 'em in the driveways here( which sort of defeats the purpose of having them).I used to have a better value---a recycle center about 4 minutes from my house---charged me , I think $40 to dump--they shredded the shingles-magneted out the nails--and theoretically sold the shredded shingles as paving base.
city shut them down( 1 theory being the mayor is tight with the wrecking company that owns the dump we now have to use---2nd theory being the recycle center sitsabout 50 feet from a canal towpath which is being re-developed into a bike/hike facility-----piles of shingles not scenic!)
Stephen,
What size did you get 6' x 12' ? And rated for 7000 lbs.?
walter-lemme check herelet's see 6'2"x 10'
9900# GVWR
7649# capacity
3.88 cubic yardsit is a deck-over which raised the height but saved a lot of width and lets me get in tighter spots.
i am not real happy with the dealer
and if i did it again i might try harder to go with a different brand--but the brand i wanted wasn't as locally available
also- i paid a bit extra to get it in a forest green--the sample they showed me was a close match to my new truckthe trailer as delivered was more John Deere green------20/20 hind sight-- I should have just got it in blackI don't plan on maxing it out weight-wise----among other reasons i have to pull it UP a pretty nasty hill to dump it.all in all- i am very satisfied with it--but I was expecting to be happierand--it is just a dump trailer--it's purpose is to earn--and it does THAT.
stephen
Stephen,
Thats good you got the larger weight capacity unit.
I bought a slightly used 6x10 but only 7000 GVW a number of years ago and have very happy with it. I haul it with a crew cab with 8' bed , so I know what it's like to navigate into driveways !!
Have you seen our job in progress in " Waiting for a crane" ?
Walter
Here in Virginia west of DC - $275 for a 'big' (probably 40 yd) container, plus $40/ton
1 bedroom or 2?
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holy cow, you guys get cheap cans !
jayzog is in line with us in Allentown PA.
$80 per ton for overage.
i have had 40 yd cans range from $500 to $1100.
carpenter in transition
This comes up periodically, and I have all you guys beat badly.
Self-haul is .13 per pound. That's $260 per ton.
Currently have a 2-yard dumpster at my jobsite. Paid about $25 to have it delivered, pay about $15/mo in rent. Each pickup is $50, unless the driver has to strain the hydraulics to pick it up, in which case it's $85. I'm averaging about $300/mo on that bill.
A 30-yard box runs about $250 to drop off and pick up, plus a token amount for rent. We get a little break on the tonnage rate, about $200 per. You can get 6 tons in those before they can't pick them up. I've seen the truck stand up on its rear wheels to get the box back on, and that will generally mean a bill ranging from $800-1000.
All garbage is hauled off this island by ferry, then down to a landfill in Eastern Oregon. Who thinks THAT will still be affordable after a few more rounds of fuel price increases?
6 tons makes their trucks pop wheelies ?
pansymobiles.
i think our record was $1300 for one can.
figure $250 for delivery, that leaves $1050 for the tonnage, and that can was about 8 years ago at $65 ton, so that's about 16 tons.
and i'm pretty sure that carrier used to spot us 3 tons free on top of that.
carpenter in transition
15yd. for 7 days = $325 for 3 tons, $65 each additional ton. Humboldt County, CA, and it trucks up to somewhere in Oregon.
Where from?
Chrin's?
doesn't matter, they are all the same
Waste Management, Chrin, Beatty
carpenter in transition
I had one from Chrin a few months ago (Fall) and I thought I paid $415.
Don't ahve my checkbook here to look at so I'm going on Memory.
WOW! that's a lot for a rolloff.
it really varies. some are 400 - 450 like yours, but they can easily be a lot more.carpenter in transition
30 Yard I usually budget $400
Halifax, Nova Scotia
On a hill by the harbour
Eastern Canada
10 yd $175 to dropoff then $175.00 per dump
Allied Waste in NW Indiana gets $293 for a 10 yard concrete box for 3 days including delivery, pickup and dump fees. Waste Management was a few bucks higher.
I saw that Home Depot down the street is now renting dumpsters. Same box as above for 7 days is $275.
8 cu yd here in fairfield county,ct is $275.