Frequently Asked Questions

Dumpster rental prices typically range from $350 to $750, depending on the dumpster size, the type of debris, the delivery location, and the rental duration. We can give you a firmer number once we know those details for your job.

Size is usually the biggest factor, followed by debris type — heavier material like concrete, dirt, or shingles is priced differently than mixed household debris. Delivery location within Jefferson County and how long you keep the container also factor in.

Call our dispatch team or request a quote online. We'll confirm the size that fits your project, a delivery window, and where on your property the container should be placed.

For same-day service, especially in eastern Jefferson County near our Aiken Rd yard, call as early in the day as you can. Western and southern routes and larger jobs are more reliably scheduled a day or two out.

No long-term contract — you rent for the length of your project. Ask our dispatch team about current payment and deposit details when you book.

If the dumpster is placed on private property — your driveway or yard — a permit usually isn't required. If it needs to sit on a public street or sidewalk, you may need a temporary permit.

Louisville Metro Public Works handles right-of-way permits and licenses for anything placed on a public street or sidewalk. We can point you to the right process if street placement is your only option.

The general private-property-versus-public-street rule holds everywhere in Jefferson County. Incorporated cities like Jeffersontown or St. Matthews and unincorporated communities like Fern Creek or Highview both fall under the same public-right-of-way permitting process for street placement.

General household junk, construction and remodeling debris, roofing shingles, yard waste, and concrete or heavy material (in dumpsters rated for it) are all typically fine. Tell our dispatch team what you're disposing of so we can confirm and set the right size.

Hazardous materials, chemicals, paints, tires, batteries, and certain electronics generally can't go in a standard roll-off. If you're working on an older Old Louisville property, ask about lead paint or asbestos concerns before demolition — that's a job for a licensed contractor to test and handle, not something we assess on-site.

Light mixed household debris is usually fine in one container. Heavy material like concrete, dirt, or brick often needs its own dedicated load because of weight limits — ask us when you book if you're not sure.