Dumpster Rental Salt Lake City - Residential Services

Dumpster size depends on your project type and scope. For garage cleanouts, 15 yards is usually sufficient. For kitchen remodels, 20 yards is common. For major renovations, 30 yards may be needed. Contact usContact us for a free consultation to determine the right size for your specific project.

Residential dumpster rental costs vary by size, location, and rental duration. 15-yard dumpsters typically cost $200-400, 20-yard dumpsters $300-500, and 30-yard dumpsters $400-700. Prices include delivery, pickup, and disposal fees. We offer competitive pricing for homeowners.

Permit requirements vary by location and placement. If placing on your private property (driveway, yard), permits are usually not required. If placing on the street, you'll need a permit from your city. We can help you determine permit requirements and assist with the application process.

Most residential dumpster rentals include 7-14 days of rental time. Extended rentals are available for longer projects. We offer flexible rental periods to accommodate your project timeline. Contact usContact us to discuss your specific needs and we'll create a rental schedule that works for you.

Residential dumpsters can accept most household items, furniture, appliances, construction debris, yard waste, and general trash. Prohibited items include hazardous materials, chemicals, tires, batteries, and medical waste. Contact usContact us for a complete list of acceptable and prohibited items for your specific project.

Yes, we offer same-day delivery throughout Utah when available. Call us early in the day to check availability and schedule same-day service. We understand that residential projects often have urgent timelines and we do our best to accommodate your needs.

Yes, you can typically place the dumpster on your driveway. This is often the preferred location as it doesn't require a permit and is easily accessible. Make sure the area is clear of vehicles and obstacles before delivery. We'll work with you to find the best placement option.

We offer flexible rental periods and can extend your rental if needed. Simply contact uscontact us before your scheduled pickup date and we'll arrange for an extension. Additional fees may apply for extended rentals, but we'll always be transparent about costs.

A dumpster rental in Utah costs between $300-$800 for a 7-day rental, with most homeowners paying around $450 for a 20-yard dumpster. The exact price depends on the size you need (10, 20, 30, or 40 yards), what you're throwing away, how long you keep it, and your location. What you're paying for: The dumpster container itself, delivery to your location, pickup and hauling away, disposal/landfill fees (weight-based), up to 7 days of rental time, and up to 2-4 tons of debris depending on size. Why prices vary: Location and distance (a delivery 30 miles away costs more than 5 miles due to fuel and driver time), landfill fees vary by county ($50-$120 per ton), weight limits (heavier loads = higher disposal costs), debris type (concrete and shingles cost more to dispose of than household junk), rental duration (7 days is standard, 14 days costs more, 30 days even more), and demand/seasonality (peak season in spring/summer costs 10-15% more). Example: A 20-yard dumpster for a kitchen renovation costs $450 (includes delivery, 7 days, 2 tons of debris, pickup). The same dumpster for roofing shingles costs $575 because shingles are heavier and harder to dispose of. If you need it for 14 days instead of 7, add $100.

The right dumpster size depends on your project type and debris volume. For small cleanouts or minor remodeling, a 10-yard dumpster is sufficient (holds about 4 pickup truck loads). For kitchen remodels, bathroom renovations, or medium cleanouts, a 20-yard dumpster works best (holds about 8 pickup truck loads). For whole-house cleanouts, large renovations, or roofing projects, a 30-yard dumpster is ideal (holds about 12 pickup truck loads). For major construction or commercial projects, a 40-yard dumpster is recommended (holds about 16 pickup truck loads). What you're paying for: The larger the dumpster, the more debris capacity and weight allowance you get. A 10-yard includes 1-2 tons, a 20-yard includes 2-3 tons, a 30-yard includes 3-4 tons, and a 40-yard includes 4-5 tons. Why sizes matter: Choosing too small means you'll pay for a second rental ($300-400 more), while choosing too large wastes money on unused space. Examples: Kitchen renovation (removing cabinets, countertops, appliances) = 20-yard dumpster, $450, holds all debris with room to spare. Estate cleanout (3-bedroom house full of furniture, boxes, appliances) = 30-yard dumpster, $550, completed in one rental. Roof replacement (2,000 sq ft home, asphalt shingles) = 30-yard dumpster, $625 (shingles are heavy), perfectly sized for all roofing debris.