Dumpsters by project
The right container depends less on the size of your house than on what you're throwing out. Choose the job closest to yours.
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- Garage, basement or atticShelves of old boxes and broken chairs, cleared over a weekend.Open
- Kitchen or bathroom remodelTear-out day: cabinet boxes, drywall, tile and the old vanity.Open
- Roof tear-offAsphalt shingles hit the weight limit early. Count layers first.Open
- Yard and landscapingOvergrown beds, honeysuckle and storm limbs past what the curb takes.Open
- Moving or downsizingThe furniture that won't fit the new place, gone before closing.Open
- Estate cleanoutA loved one's house, cleared slowly and with papers set aside first.Open
- Concrete, dirt and brickOld patios and walks: a 10-yard box, often filled only partway.Open
Doing two jobs at once?
Say so on the call. A garage cleanout plus a fence teardown is one container if the debris can mix and the weight stays under the allowance. Heavy material such as concrete usually has to go in a container of its own.
Talk to a local dumpster company
Have your address, the project and a rough start date handy. The company will suggest a size and tell you the price, the weight allowance and when it can bring the container.
Call (317) 884-8222
Answered Mon–Sat 8am–8pm, Sun 8am–1pm (Eastern)
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