Order a Dumpster Rental in St. Paul

Reach out to our team and tell us what you're tossing so we can suggest the right size bin for your debris. Then, select a delivery date that works with your schedule. When the bin arrives, load the dumpster as you work and reach out when you're finished — it's easy.

We recommend choosing an easily accessible spot close to your project. Just make sure the area is clear of obstructions, like tree branches or overhead wires, to ensure smooth delivery.

When you rent a dumpster, our team will provide a quote that bundles the costs of delivery, pickup, a rental period and a covered weight limit. Just keep in mind, if you overfill the dumpster or request another container, you will be charged an additional fee that will be invoiced to your email separately. Don't worry — we'll go over this when you reach out.

No, full or partially full cans of wet paint are considered hazardous and must be disposed of properly. We recommend mixing the wet paint with cat litter to help it harden or visiting St. Paul's website to find a local paint recycling program.

Yes, we take your trash to a few local landfills, including the Twin City Refuse & Recycling Transfer Station, located at 318 Waster Street, the St. Paul Recycling Drop Off Center and the Ramsey County Yard Waste Collection Site.

If you plan on placing your container on a street, sidewalk or another right-of-way, you will need to request a permit on St. Paul's website. However, if you plan to keep the container on your private property, you don't need a permit.

When loading a dumpster, ensure all debris is placed inside the container. Don't leave anything hanging over the sides or sticking through the top of the dumpster; this could delay your waste pick up because drivers cannot haul overloaded dumpsters.