$125 a day plus deposit. I drop it at your place, you fill it on your own time, and I haul it off and dump it. No truck, no hitch, no landfill run.
(727) 563-6638Rate is $125 per day plus a refundable deposit, returned when the trailer comes back without damage and without anything in it that can't go to the landfill.
A dumpster company drops a roll-off in your driveway and rents it to you by the week, whether the job takes a week or a Saturday. Most cleanouts are not a week. If yours is a weekend, you shouldn't be paying for seven days of steel sitting on your slab.
A roll-off also sits where the truck can drop it, which is usually the middle of your driveway, and it stays there — blocking a car — until the company comes back for it on their schedule.
The stuff that has been stacked in there for ten years. One load usually does it.
Furniture and junk that isn't worth the truck space. Load it the day before the movers come.
Old cabinets, drywall, tile, trim, flooring. Anything a bathroom or kitchen tear-out produces.
Palm fronds, limbs, hedge cuttings, storm cleanup. Especially the pile the city won't take at the curb.
Old wood, posts, panels. Heavy, awkward, and exactly what a dump trailer is for.
Clearing a property between tenants or after a sale, on a deadline.
Household junk, furniture, mattresses, carpet, yard waste and brush, wood, drywall, cabinets, fencing, general construction and renovation debris.
Paint and solvents, pool chemicals, motor oil and fuel, tires, car batteries, appliances containing refrigerant, and anything else the landfill classes as hazardous. These have separate disposal rules in Pinellas County and dropping them in the trailer means the whole load gets refused at the gate. If you're not sure about something, ask when you book — it's a thirty second question.
The trailer has a legal towing weight limit, and dense material hits it faster than you'd think. Concrete, dirt, roofing shingles and wet debris are heavy. If that's what you're loading, say so up front and it gets planned for — that may mean two lighter loads instead of one overloaded one.
No. It's dropped off and picked up. You never tow it.
Enough to back a truck and trailer in and get back out — a normal residential driveway works. If access is tight, a narrow gate, a low branch or a shared alley, mention it when you call so it doesn't turn into a wasted trip.
Yes. Multiple days are fine, and it's still a per-day rate. Ask when you book so the calendar is clear.
Same price. The rate is for the day and the haul, not by the pound.
That's a different service — a full cleanout where the work gets done for you. Call and describe the job and you'll get a price for that instead.
Call or text with the address, the day you want it, and roughly what you're loading. Serving St. Petersburg, Gulfport, Largo, Clearwater and Pinellas Park.
(727) 563-6638