Temporary Dumpster Rental in Kitimat, BC

Spruce Up Property to Sell

• Declutter for a spacious look
• Throw out junk and broken items
• Pare down to just what you plan to pack

Enhance Curb Appeal

• Tear out overgrown landscaping
• Clear out yard debris and clutter
• Haul off plant waste in one load

Spring Cleaning

• Clear out attics (those boxes of old papers are fire hazards)
• Clear out basements (trade junk for more space)
• Reclaim your garage (toss clutter and park in a clean garage)

Large Repairs or Remodels at homes or business locations

• Carpet and flooring tear-outs
• Re-roofing
• Demolitions and rebuilds after a disaster event
Security enhancements

DIY Projects

• Kitchen updates
• Bath remodeling
• Door and window replacements

Contract Jobs

• Detailed remodeling
• Major renovations
• New construction
• Tear-downs and rebuilds

Dumpster Size

• A 10-yard dumpster is 8 feet wide x 12 feet long x 3 ½ feet high. It holds 10 cubic yards of waste.
• A 20-yard dumpster is 8 feet wide x 22 feet long x 4 feet high. It holds 20 cubic yards of waste.
• A 30-yard dumpster is 8 feet wide x 22 feet long x 6 feet high. It holds 30 cubic yards of waste.
• A 40-yard dumpster is 8 feet wide x 22 feet long x 8 feet high. It holds 40 cubic yards of waste.

Extra Options

• Wheels are a popular rental choice. They are ideal if your debris container needs to move between or around job sites.
• Locking devices can be part of your rental, too. They make sense when child safety or animal control is a concern. They also deter people who may be tempted to add their waste to your dumpster.
• A roll-off dumpster can also be equipped with a rear swing door. This feature lets workers carry heavy items through the rear door at ground level, rather than having to lift that object high enough to toss it into the dumpster’s open top.

• Type of debris
• Dumpster size for the job
• Length of rental
• Extra options ordered

Use these 5 easy steps to estimate your dumpster rental cost.

• Know the contents of the load to collect and haul away. This helps with estimating volume and weight. Here’s an example: Storm damage covered your property with fallen limbs. You rent a 10-yard dumpster for one week. When the job is done, the volume of debris almost fills the 10-yard. The weight of debris you take to the landfill is under 3 tons. This job is on budget: under the limits for weight and volume.
• Choose the right size dumpster. Visit our Support Center to speak with one of our friendly team members if you have questions about the right size for your rental.
• Estimate how long you plan to have your dumpster on site. Daily, weekly and monthly rentals are available at a wide range of prices from various rental companies. We strive to work with your project’s needs, even if they change as your job unfolds. Shop around for what you need. And watch out for hidden fees that can drive up a rental that looks like a bargain!
• Select options of wheels, locks, plastic liners, rear entry doors and other add-ons that may be helpful for your project.
• Ask about permitting that may be required in your area. City or county permitting costs will not be included in the cost of your dumpster rental, in most cases.

A word of caution! Some rental companies charge extra fees that can add up fast.

• Delivery Fee: Charged for dumpster delivery to the site.
• Removal Fee: Charged for dumpster haul-off from the site.
• Shorter Rental: For example, you may be charged full one-week price even if you don’t use the dumpster for a full week.
• Extra Days: Extra day charge may be as little as $5 - $10 per day, or significantly more. Check with the service providers you are considering.
• Overflow Fee: Any debris not beneath the Maximum Fill Line on an open top dumpster may incur this charge.
• Overload Fee: Loads above the Maximum Capacity Weight of a roll-off dumpster are fined for each additional ton.
• Special Items Fee: For electronics and bulky household items. Regulations vary across local and state sites.
• Taxes: You will be charged federal and state taxes, in most cases, for your dumpster rental.

With millions of customers across the US and Canada, WM is the leading provider of comprehensive WM in the country. Our 45,000+ employees are reliable, focused on safety and committed to our environment. We place our customers at the center of what we do and aspire to delight them every day.

WM is committed to environmental stewardship and only users certified waste disposal facilities. Our past accolades include recognition as one of the World’s Most Ethical Companies, 100 Best Corporate Citizens, Environmental Gold Leader, and the Corporate Conservation Leadership Award. WM stands by our guarantee of environmental responsibility. We deliver every load of refuse to only certified disposal facilities and landfills. No shortcuts. No illegal dumping. Our commitment to the environment is not only the right thing to do, it’s the law. When you work with WM, you’re not only protecting the beauty of your area, you’re protecting your company’s brand and guarding against potential fees.

WM is proud to support and follow hazardous waste precautions. Environmental safety is important to us. Batteries, asbestos, harmful chemicals, flammable liquids and more are considered environmental hazards and should not go in any dumpster. You will be asked to remove these items if you put them in a rented dumpster. Hazardous materials are classified differently by country, state, county and city. Be familiar with or ask one of our team members what is acceptable in your area’s recycling centers and landfills. Additional fees may be charged for some materials. Be clear and up-front on what you will be putting into a dumpster to ensure you will not be penalized for hazardous content later.