Roll Off Dumpster Rentals in Whitehall, OH

Order a dumpster in just a few steps:

1. Tell us what you're throwing away.
2. We'll recommend the container size you need for the job.
3. Select a delivery date and prep for drop-off.
4. Load your debris once the bin is delivered.
5. Request a pickup online or by phone.

Learn more about how to prepare for your roll off dumpster delivery with our simple guide to renting dumpsters.

Typically, we can get a container to you within five business days. Your exact delivery date depends on the dumpsters we have available when you contact us. We recommending reaching out a few days ahead of your project's start date to make sure you get the container when you need it.

Several factors impact our dumpster prices, including:

Location: Local fuel costs, area disposal fees and regional regulations can impact pricing.
Debris Type: What you’re throwing out may cost more to dispose of.
Availability: Container availability varies throughout the year due to demand.
Rental Period: Rental periods are generally 7-10 days, but this can vary by location. If you need to hang on to your container longer, let us know and you’ll receive a low daily rate for each additional day.
Weight: Our bundled rates include a set weight limit for your rental so you won’t need to know exactly how heavy your trash is when you place your order.
Facility Fees: Disposal facilities can charge a variety of extra costs, from standard taxes to other landfill fees.

Flammable, toxic and hazardous materials are never allowed in dumpsters for safety reasons. Landfills in your area may have extra restrictions, but we'll go over anything you need to know when you reach out.

However, we do offer various roll off and commercial dumpsters for a variety of debris types, including:

• Residential junk
• Construction debris
• Heavy materials
• Yard waste
• Business trash

Learn more about prohibited items, or give our team a call at 614-629-9922.

Yes, you'll need a permit if your dumpster is placed in a public right-of-way, such as a street or sidewalk. Contact the city to start a Right-of-Way Permit application.

Keep in mind you might also need permission from the city for the actual project as well. Check with Whitehall's Building Department to see what other permissions you may need.