Construction & Demolition Waste Removal

The easiest way to dispose of concrete is by renting a temporary roll-off dumpster. A 40-yard roll-off is recommended for most jobs that produce concrete debris.

Renting a temporary roll-off from WM is easy. Just check availability in your area, choose your dates of service, select your waste type and book your rental.

Renting a roll-off dumpster is the best way to dispose of construction waste — it’s easy, reliable and keeps debris contained until it’s ready for collection. WM offers temporary roll-offs in a range of sizes to suit different types and amounts of waste.

Renting a roll-off from WM couldn’t be easier. Just check availability in your area, choose your dates of service, select your waste type and book your rental.

As with most waste generated by construction, demolition and renovation projects, ceramic tile disposal is best handled by a temporary roll-off dumpster rental.

For smaller jobs like single homes or a standalone office, an 8- or 10-yard dumpster should suffice. For larger jobs, you’ll want to consider a 20-, 30- or even 40-yard dumpster.

WM offers these sizes and more, with easy rental. Just check availability in your area, choose your dates of service, select your waste type and book your rental.

WM offers many different sizes of dumpsters both large and small. The size of roll-off dumpster you need will depend on the type and amount of waste you’ll be producing. For larger scale construction projects, a 40-yard dumpster is typically recommended; however, you can always contact our support team to get the most accurate estimate.

Dumpster rental prices vary across the country, but all rates are dependent on:

• Type of debris
• Weight of debris
• Dumpster size
• Duration of rental

Other fees that are common across most dumpster rental companies include:

• Delivery Fee: Charged for dumpster delivery to the site.
• 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.
• Taxes: You will be charged federal and state taxes, in most cases, for your dumpster rental.

Permitting costs should also be taken into consideration. For more information, contact your local city or county as this charge is not included in the cost of your dumpster rental.