Dumpster Express dumpsters can be filled with as much construction debris, household materials, landscaping materials, and trash as you can fit up to the upper rim.

However, our dumpsters cannot accept hazardous materials, including paint, tires, aerosols, chemicals, and cleaners. When you rent from us, see our list of acceptable and non-acceptable items in our FAQ section or ask one of our professional drivers for assistance upon delivery.

If you are disposing of bricks, concrete, asphalt, dirt, or any other aggregates, you cannot overfill past the dedicated fill line, and those materials cannot be mixed with any other debris.

For our contractor customers, we offer commercial dumpster services at a discounted rate. When renting in volume, overall dumpster rental costs will be reduced. Give us a call today to get a quote on your next dumpster rental. 

For trash, construction debris, landscaping materials, etc., you can fill our dumpsters all the way to the top, as long as it is level with the utmost rim of your container. If the dumpster is overfilled, you may have to remove the excess until it is level with the rim.

When disposing of fill (concrete, dirt, asphalt, etc.), due to the weight of the contents, the dumpsters must be no more than halfway full. 

Save yourself time and money, and don’t overfill. If you are afraid there won’t be enough room, review our rental rates and consider ordering a larger size to avoid penalties.

Dumpster Express takes every available precaution to decrease the possibility of damaging your pavement. Our trucks are equipped with a system that lowers the dumpster with remarkable control, setting it gently on the ground. Other heavier models of trucks may hammer the dumpster down with force, causing injury. Thus far, we have had remarkable success in preventing damage to your pavement. To increase your pavement protection, we recommend that you put a sheet of plywood down before we lower the dumpster onto your pavement. This small measure will prevent minor surface scratches.