Roll-off dumpster rental in Reno

Dominic handles roll-off dumpster rental across Reno and the Reno-Tahoe area. You get a 20 yard dumpster for one week and fill it at your own pace. Text a photo to (775) 316-7470 with the spot where the box would sit. The big difference is who does the loading. With a haul-away, he goes in and carries the load out himself, from anywhere in the house. With a roll-off, you throw things in as the work happens, the bathroom tile on Tuesday and the carpet on Thursday, and the full box goes when the week is up.

A remodel throws off cabinets and drywall for days. If you're going through a parent's house, you'll want time to decide what stays. The box sits on site for the week with 4 tons included, and each day past the week is $15. When everything is already stacked and waiting, a single junk removal load, starting at $80, is often the better fit.

What goes on the truck

• Kitchen and bathroom tear-out
• Old carpet and pad
• Cabinets and countertops
• Old fence boards
• Broken furniture
• Garage cleanout bags
• Scrap metal and pipe

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

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

What is a roll-off dumpster good for?

A roll-off is built for a project that fills up over several days instead of all at once. His is a 20 yard dumpster, rented by the week. The usual pile is whatever a project throws off as it goes. It's usually the tear-out from a kitchen or bathroom, carpet and pad pulled up room by room, old fence boards, broken furniture, and bags from a garage you are finally getting through.

Homeowners tend to call in the middle of a remodel, once the first weekend of demo shows how fast the debris stacks up. For a landlord, the call usually comes in the gap between one renter moving out and the next moving in. Weight counts as much as space. The rental includes 4 tons, so a bulky, light load fills the box before it gets near the limit, while a heavy one gets there sooner. More on the box itself is under 20-yard dumpster rental.

How do you book a roll-off dumpster and get it set up?

Booking starts with a text. Say what the project is, then send a picture of the mess and one of the spot you have in mind for the dumpster, like the driveway or a pad beside the garage. Calls get answered at any hour of the day or night. When the photos leave open questions, he sets up a time to come look in person instead.

After you OK the price, he books the drop for a set day, and he arrives inside a 30 minute to one hour window. He shows up when he says and explains how the rental works before anything happens. If you manage a unit from across town, you can do all of it by text. Send photos of the unit and the address, and pick a day that works around the tenant. Pickup day ends with him cleaning up the spot where the box sat and a last walk around it together.

What can't go in a rented roll-off dumpster?

Four things never go in the dumpster. No propane tank rides in the box, and the same holds for asbestos, medical or biohazard waste, and any item carrying bed bugs or pests. The rule holds for the full week, so everyone adding to the pile should know it, the crew on a remodel included.

If an older house is being opened and you can't tell what the flooring or ceiling material is, get it checked before any of it goes in the box. Mention any leftover paint cans when you text. Anything you aren't sure about, ask first, since pulling it back out of a loaded box is a lot harder than leaving it on the floor.

Where does the debris from the dumpster end up?

The bulk of a loaded box is ordinary trash, and it ends up at the Stead landfill or the Carson City landfill. Metal is handled apart from the trash. Old pipe or a rusted swing set heads to a scrap yard and gets recycled.

A dresser with working drawers or a table someone could sit at shouldn't end up under a load of drywall. Usable goods go to Goodwill first, so set them in a corner before the dumpster shows up. A donated goods pickup takes care of that stack on its own, apart from the rental.

How much does a roll-off dumpster rental cost?

A week with the 20 yard box costs $455. Keep it past the week and each extra day is $15. The rental includes 4 tons, and every ton over that is $95. Dump fees sit inside those numbers and never show up as their own line.

For a smaller job, a dumpster may be more box than you need. A haul-away has an $80 minimum, and the price follows how much truck space your pile fills, quoted off the photo you send. That quote stands as long as the job is no bigger than what the photo showed. His loading, the haul and the disposal all sit inside it. The question he hears most is how he charges, so ask him straight out which way costs you less.

How far from Reno does Dominic deliver a roll-off dumpster?

He'll drive as far as 75 miles out for a delivery. That covers Sparks and Stead close in, Carson City, Dayton and Gardnerville to the south, Fernley and Fallon to the east, and the lake towns from Incline Village to South Lake Tahoe. Truckee and Verdi are on the list too.

The week still has to line up with his hours. Since Sunday is his one day off, count the rental week so both the drop and the pickup fall Monday through Saturday. A rental that starts on a Monday ends on a working day without any juggling. You can check your street against the towns he reaches from Reno before you text.

Where Dominic does this

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