Commercial dumpster rental in Reno

When a shop or an office in Reno or anywhere in the Reno-Tahoe area has more to clear than a single load, Dominic handles it with commercial dumpster rental, a 20 yard roll-off set up at the business for a week. Text a photo to (775) 316-7470. The bin stays for a week while your own crew fills it as they go.

You run the space, for an owner or for yourself, and you want the junk gone on your own timeline. Maybe you're turning over a unit between tenants, or clearing old desks and filing cabinets after an office move. A week with the bin lets your staff toss things as they sort, without stopping work to wait on a truck.

If you'd rather not lift anything at all, commercial junk removal is the other way to go. On that kind of job he carries everything out from the back room or the sales floor, so nothing needs to wait by the curb. Some jobs use both. The dumpster takes the steady trickle all week, and a haul clears out the heavy pieces your staff can't move safely on their own.

What goes on the truck

• Old desks and office chairs
• Broken shelving and displays
• Pulled carpet and padding
• Drywall from a tenant remodel
• Flattened cardboard boxes
• Bent steel racks

Text a photo of yours to (775) 316-7470.

From the full list of what goes on the truck: dumpster rentals.

What goes into a commercial dumpster rental?

Mostly the bulky leftovers a business builds up and never gets around to hauling. Old desks and chairs from an office that downsized. Shelving and broken displays from a store reset. Carpet and padding pulled up before new flooring goes in. Drywall and trim from a tenant remodel. Flattened boxes by the hundred.

What sets this apart from his other jobs is who does the loading. On a haul, the loading is part of the job. With the dumpster, your people fill it over the week, a little at a time, as they decide what stays. That suits a cleanout you can't finish in one afternoon, like a unit turnover with a painter coming in right behind you, or a storage room that's been filling up for years.

How much does it cost to rent a commercial dumpster?

A week with the 20 yard bin costs $455. Each extra day after that adds $15. That covers 4 tons of weight, with $95 charged for each ton beyond it. Weight matters on commercial loads, since drywall, tile and wet carpet get heavy long before the bin looks full. The bin size has a page of its own under 20-yard dumpster rental.

If you'd rather hand the whole thing off, a haul has an $80 minimum. He prices a haul from your photo, or comes by to look when a photo can't show it all, and the number depends on how much truck space the load fills. That number already covers the loading, the drive and the disposal. Once you have his quote, it sticks, as long as the job is no bigger than what your photo showed.

What can't go in a commercial dumpster?

Four things stay out. Asbestos is one, so if a remodel in an older building turns up tile or insulation you're unsure about, leave it where it is. Propane tanks are another, and medical or biohazard waste can't go in either. And nothing with bed bugs or pests, which sometimes rules out the furniture left behind in a rental unit.

Paint has its own route. Keep the cans out of the bin and he'll take the leftover paint to Greymar for disposal, at $10 to $20 a can, so a shelf of half-used gallons won't stall the cleanout.

How does a dumpster rental work with a building manager?

You set the day with Dominic, and from there the bin is yours for the week. His arrival window runs 30 minutes to one hour, so you can tell tenants or staff when to expect him and keep the spot clear. If the turnover runs long, say a painter or a carpet crew falls behind, the rental keeps going at $15 a day past the week.

The other thing to manage is weight. The first 4 tons are included, so put one person in charge of what goes in, and keep drywall, tile and wet carpet from piling up in the last few days. His phone is on at any hour, and he works Monday to Saturday, so a mid-week question about the bin still reaches him.

Where does a commercial dumpster load go?

Whatever is plain trash ends up at the Stead landfill or the Carson City landfill. Metal gets pulled for the scrap yard and recycled, so old steel shelving and bent racks don't end up buried with the rest.

Donation comes first on his jobs. If the cleanout has desks, chairs or cabinets with years left in them, say so when you text. Usable pieces go to Goodwill instead of into the bin. Setting that furniture aside before your crew starts filling the dumpster also saves room, and weight, for the stuff that really is trash. It's an easy step to skip when everyone is in a hurry to empty a space, so mark the keepers on day one.

How far from Reno does Dominic work?

From his Reno base in Washoe County, he'll go as far as 75 miles out for a job site. Inside that range sit Sparks and Stead, Fernley and Fallon to the east, Carson City, Gardnerville and Minden to the south, and Truckee, Incline Village and South Lake Tahoe up at the lake.

When you text, say which town the site is in and where the bin can sit, like a back lot or a loading area. A shop in Fernley and an office in Incline Village get the same 20 yard bin and the same week to fill it. You can check the page listing every town he covers before you call. Text a photo to (775) 316-7470.

Where Dominic does this

All of the Reno-Tahoe area. See every town Dominic covers for commercial dumpster rental.