Dumpster rental service in Reno

With dumpster rental from Dominic, a roll-off container sits at your project in Reno or elsewhere around the Reno-Tahoe area. Text a photo to (775) 316-7470 that shows the job you're working on. The difference with a dumpster is that it stays behind. You get seven days with the 20 yard roll-off, so debris goes in as the remodel or cleanout produces it, bit by bit, rather than piling up for a single haul.

Some big jobs don't need a container at all. If the pile is already there, in a garage or a basement, it can go on the trailer instead. Jake helps on those loads, and the two of them haul things out of whatever room they're in, so nothing needs moving to the curb ahead of time. A week of rental makes sense when the waste keeps coming. A hauled load makes sense when it's all sitting there now. Ask which one fits when you send the photo.

What goes on the truck

• Old cabinets and flooring
• Carpet and pad
• Furniture and boxes
• Mattresses from a cleanout
• Branches and brush
• Broken deck and fence lumber
• Scrap metal and shelving

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

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

What usually goes in a roll-off dumpster?

The container is a 20 yard roll-off, and you keep it a full week with 4 tons included. On a remodel that means the old cabinets and flooring go in the day they come out, instead of sitting in the driveway until the end. On a cleanout it takes the furniture, boxes and mattresses as each room gets sorted. Bulky stuff like that takes up room more than weight. Heavy material is the opposite, and it eats the 4 tons fastest.

You're probably in the middle of something. Maybe you're gutting a kitchen a weekend at a time, or turning over a rental unit between tenants. If you're clearing a house after a parent moves out, it works the same way, a room a day. For one bathroom or a small tear-out, remodel debris removal with a single trailer load may be the simpler call.

What can't go in the dumpster?

A few kinds of waste stay out of the roll-off, and off the trailer too. Propane tanks are the easy one to miss, since the tank on an old grill in the garage gets forgotten. Asbestos is out, and so is medical or biohazard waste. Furniture or bedding with bed bugs or other pests can't go either, and neither can hazardous waste. Pests matter on a cleanout where a couch or a mattress has sat in storage for years.

If something on the job might fall into one of those groups, ask before it goes in rather than after the container is half full and it's buried. Text a photo to (775) 316-7470 of the item itself and get an answer first. Everyday junk and job debris are what the rental is for. 4 tons are included, and weight past that is $95 a ton.

Where does the trash from a dumpster go?

Whatever is plain garbage ends up at the Stead landfill or the Carson City landfill. Not everything in a remodel or a cleanout is trash, though, so think about what's worth saving before it goes in the container.

A hauled load gets sorted by where things belong. Furniture that's still good goes to Goodwill first. Steel and other metal head to a scrap yard, where it's recycled. Half-used paint gets disposed of through Greymar. So if the mix has a solid dresser or a run of steel shelving in it, set those aside for the trailer instead of burying them under old drywall in the container.

How much does it cost to rent a dumpster in Reno?

The 20 yard roll-off is $455 for one week, with 4 tons included. If the project runs long, each day after the week is $15. If the load weighs more than 4 tons, the extra is $95 a ton. A heavy job is worth a word before you start filling.

A hauled trailer load is priced another way. Those start at $80. He prices the job as a whole from your picture, based on the space the load fills on the truck. That price already counts the loading, the hauling, the disposal and the dump fees. The quote stands as given unless the load ends up bigger than what your photo showed. The guide to junk removal cost in Reno walks through how loads are sized.

How does booking a roll-off work?

Booking the roll-off starts with a text. Send a photo and say what the project is, and he gives the price. Sometimes he'll want a couple more shots, and on a bigger job he may come see it in person to quote it. After you say yes to the price, the two of you pick a day and time. If the project runs past the week, each day after is $15, so the last room doesn't have to be rushed.

If you manage a rental or a commercial space, the booking runs the same way. Before anything starts, he explains the work. After the last load leaves, he tidies the spot and walks it with you one last time. Calls get picked up at any hour, though jobs only happen Monday to Saturday.

How far out does the dumpster rental reach?

Jobs up to 75 miles out are on the table, so the roll-off isn't limited to Reno. That takes in Sparks and Carson City, Fernley and Fallon, and the lake towns from Truckee to South Lake Tahoe. Most of those towns have their own page, and every place the roll-off can reach is listed together. Even from Fallon or the lake, the garbage still lands at one of those two landfills. An out-of-town booking works like one in Reno, down to the arrival window of 30 minutes to an hour.

Where Dominic does this

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