How Much Does it Cost to Rent a Dumpster in New York City?

Yes, it's easy. Start by reaching out and picking a delivery date that works for you. Give us detailed placement instructions that help our drivers drop off the bin — which part of your driveway and where you want the swinging door to face — in case you can't be there when the dumpster arrives. Finally, make sure the area is clear of any obstructions like cars, basketball hoops and hanging branches.

We typically deliver dumpsters within five business days. However, we can work with your timeline if you need a different date. Just reach out before your project's start date to ensure you get a bin on time.

We have a variety of bins to fit just about any project and budget. With an average rental period of 7 to 10 days, a roll off dumpster in your driveway is a cost-effective way to toss junk all at once instead of hauling it back and forth to the landfill yourself or waiting for curbside pickup. We also bundle all the costs associated with your rental so there are no surprises on your final invoice.

No, you do not need a permit if the bin is placed on your property. A permit is usually required if you want to place the container in a street, alleyway or sidewalk. Visit NYC's website to apply for a Right-of-Way Permit.

Yes, much of the trash disposed of in New York City is taken to the Hamilton Avenue Marine Transfer Station, located at 91st Street MTS.

For environmental and health concerns, toxic, flammable and hazardous waste is never allowed in our dumpsters. Please refrain from tossing items in your bin that aren't a part of your project's debris to ensure you don't get charged with additional fees.

To learn more about prohibited items, give us a call at 646-461-1930.

Walk heavy items, like sofas and dressers, through the swinging doors first. Then, fill in the gaps with medium-sized junk — boxes, nightstands, stools — and toss light-weight debris over the sides, like bags of old clothes and accessories.