How The Day Actually Works

You pick a date and a start window when you book, and you say roughly how long you need it. We arrive inside that window, put the trailer where you’ve asked for it, and leave. From then on the day is yours — there is no meter running and nobody standing over you. When you’re done, call or text and we come back for it and take the load straight to the landfill. Dump fees are inside the $175 up to 2 tons. Over that it is $45 a ton, invoiced after the load is weighed — and because the trailer caps at 4 tons, the most that can ever be added is $90.

• Book online in about two minutes, or call and we’ll do it with you
• 24 to 48 hours’ notice reliably gets you the window you want
• Same-day is often possible — ask and we’ll tell you straight away
• We drop, you load, we haul — that is the whole arrangement

Where It Can Sit

Roughly 18 to 20 feet of flat, reachable ground, which a standard driveway handles comfortably. What matters more than the length is what is underneath: the spot has to carry the weight of a loaded trailer, and you need to tell us about anything buried under it — sprinklers, a septic system, utility lines. If your concrete is new, or you would rather it sat on gravel or dirt, say so when you book and we’ll work the spot out with you. You don’t need to be home for either the drop-off or the pick-up, as long as the space is clear and we can reach you by phone. The trailer page has the dimensions and what fits.

Why A Trailer Instead Of The Alternatives

Renting a truck means you load it, drive it to the landfill, unload it, pay the tip fee, and then usually do the whole thing again. A roll-off dumpster is closer to this, but it is set down on skids that can mark a driveway and it wants more room than a lot of residential lots have to give. A full-service crew is the fastest way to make a pile disappear and comfortably the most expensive, because you are paying for labor by the item.

This sits deliberately in the middle. You get the container and the disposal handled and you keep control of the schedule — and you do the loading, which is the entire reason it is $175 rather than several hundred. If the loading is the part you would rather not do on your own, assisted loading is $195 and puts one of us on site for 30 minutes.

$175 for the day with landfill fees included up to 2 tons — the full rate sheet is on the pricing page, and what fits is on the trailer page. Need it for more than a day? That’s multi-day rental, and if the load is heavy there is assisted loading. Not the service you need? Compare all six.