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Serves Amlin, Columbus, Dublin, Groveport and 4 more
A-1 Dumpsters & Hauling is a family owned and operated business that is dedicated to providing you with quality cleanup and hauling services. We have the perfect dumpster for your project, regardless…
Serves Amlin, Columbus, Dublin, Groveport and 4 more
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5 yard
- One small room cleared out
- A single bathroom tear-out
- About 2 pickup truck loads
10 yard
- A single-car garage cleared to the walls
- One small bathroom or kitchen tear-out
- Roughly 3 pickup truck loads
15 yard
- Two rooms of furniture and household junk
- A one-layer roof tear-off up to about 25 squares
- Deck boards and railings from a mid-size deck
20 yard
- A full two-car garage or an unfinished basement
- A kitchen remodel — cabinets, counters, drywall
- Most whole-room renovations
30 yard
- A whole-house or estate cleanout
- Framing, siding, and additions
- Multiple rooms cleared in one weekend
40 yard
- Commercial and multi-unit cleanouts
- Bulky light debris that fills volume before weight
- Large renovation and demolition jobs
Not sure? Answer four questions and we recommend a size, or read the full size guide.
Permanent dumpsters for businesses
A front-load container that stays on the property and gets emptied on a schedule, billed monthly. The yard numbers are not roll-off yard numbers — a 4 yard front-load is about the size of two washing machines side by side.
1 yard
Small storefront. Weekly or bi-weekly.
2 yard
Small business. Weekly pickup.
3 yard
Restaurants and small multi-family.
4 yard
Most common commercial size.
6 yard
Larger multi-family and schools.
8 yard
Largest front-load. High volume.
Most haulers start a property on a 4 yard with weekly pickup and adjust after a month. Compare all front-load sizes.
Specialty dumpsters and equipment
For the jobs a roll-off does badly: no room for the truck, debris coming off a roof, or enough volume that crushing it on site is cheaper than hauling it.
Compactor
An on-site compactor crushes waste so one haul replaces several — worth it once pickups get frequent enough that the trips cost more than the equipment.
More on compactor rentalEquipter
A self-propelled dump trailer that raises to the roofline, so tear-off debris goes straight in instead of onto the lawn or driveway.
More on equipter rentalDump trailer
A towable trailer dropped and picked up like a small roll-off, but it fits where a roll-off truck cannot get in.
More on dump trailer rentalNot sure any of these fit the job? Read the full size and type guide.
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| Factor | What it means | Ask the hauler |
|---|---|---|
| Tonnage limits | Your rate includes a set weight, usually 1 to 4 tons. Household junk rarely goes over. Shingles, plaster, and wet debris do. | How many tons are included? |
| Overage | Weight past your allowance is billed at the hauler's per-ton rate, which tracks the local landfill. | What is the per-ton overage rate? |
| Permits | Your own driveway needs nothing. A container in the public right-of-way needs a permit in most cities. | Will it sit on my driveway or the street? |
| Placement | Drivers lay plywood under the wheels to spread the load. Flag sealed or stamped concrete when you call. | Do you put boards under the wheels? |
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From the blog
Sizes, weight limits, permits and what a hauler wishes you knew before you called.
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Permits
Do you need a permit to put a dumpster on the street?
On your own driveway, no. In the public right-of-way, almost always. How the permit works, what skipping it costs, and who pulls it.
Sizing
What size dumpster do you need for a garage cleanout?
Most single-car garages fit in a 10 or 15 yard. Two-car garages that have not been touched in a decade usually need the 20.
More guides
Disposal
What can't go in a dumpster?
Tires, batteries, paint, fuel, and anything with freon are out everywhere. Mattresses and electronics depend on the yard.
Weight limits
How much weight fits in a 20 yard dumpster?
Most 20 yard rentals include 2 tons. Household junk almost never reaches it; shingles, plaster, and wet debris do.