Roll Off Dumpster Rentals in Washington, D.C.

Renting a dumpster takes just a few simple steps with our team:

1. Give us a call and tell us what you're throwing away.
2. We'll help you choose the right size container for your needs.
3. Set up a delivery date that works best for your project.
4. Once the dumpster is delivered, simply load up your debris.
5. When you're finished cleaning up, 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.

When you call to set up a rental, we'll let you know when our next available delivery date is. However, we try to get you a dumpster within five business days. We recommend calling a few days before starting your project to ensure we have the container you need when you need it.

Our dumpster prices are based on several factors which can cause them to fluctuate, including:

Location: Local fuel costs, area disposal fees and regional regulations around sorting and recycling can affect pricing.
Debris Type: Disposal costs vary based on what you’re throwing out and the landfills or processing facilities in your area.
Availability: Container availability varies throughout the year due to demand, which may cause prices to adjust.
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: Though landfill charges are usually based on total 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 fees assessed by the landfill.

Regardless of location, flammable, toxic and hazardous waste are prohibited. There may be additional restrictions depending on where you need service and the type of container you rent. We'll go over any specific guidelines when you call.

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

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

Learn more about prohibited items, or give our team a call at 202-350-4789.

Much of the trash disposed of in Washington D.C. is taken to the Fort Totten Transfer Station, located at 4900 John McCormack Road NE. The next closest landfills are Benning Road Transfer Station and Covanta Fairfax Waste-to-Energy.

A permit is usually required if you want to place the container on a public right-of-way, such as the street or sidewalk. View the District's Department of Transportation online permitting system to apply for a Roll Off Debris Container Permit.

When loading a dumpster, ensure all debris is placed inside the container. Do not leave anything hanging over the sides or sticking above the top of the dumpster. This could delay your waste pick-up because drivers cannot haul overloaded dumpsters.