How Much Does it Cost to Rent a Dumpster in St. Paul?

We've streamlined the dumpster rental process:

1. Call and tell us about your project and what you're tossing.
2. Select the dumpster size you need, with our guidance.
3. Schedule a delivery date.
4. Load the dumpster as you work once it arrives.
5. Reach out for pickup by call, text, email or online request.

Find out more about how to prepare for your roll off dumpster delivery with our beginner's guide to dumpster rentals.

We'll typically deliver a dumpster within five business days of placing your order. However, the exact delivery date depends on the containers we have available when you call. We recommend reaching out ahead of time to ensure you get the dumpster size you need.

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 also 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 fluctuate.
• 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 and standard fees.

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

Click on the link below to see more details about prohibited items, or give our team a call at 651-705-8530.

Much of the trash disposed of in Memphis is taken to the Twin City Refuse & Recycling Transfer Station, located at 318 Waster Street. The next closest landfills are the St. Paul Recycling Drop Off Center and the Ramsey County Yard Waste Collection Site.

The city of St. Paul requires a right-of-way permit if the container is placed on the street, sidewalk or anywhere that is not private property. In some cases, we may be able to pull the permit for you. Otherwise, our experts will let you know if it's your responsibility and how to move forward. Additionally, dumpsters placed in the street must be covered with a tarp when not in use, otherwise the city may impose a fine.

When loading a dumpster, ensure all debris is placed inside the container. Do not 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.