Established in 1991, Biagini Waste Reduction Systems, Inc. has been providing companies in the Bay Area with high quality dumpster equipment and waste disposal services for nearly 25 years. Since our…
Dumpster Rental in San Francisco, CA (San Mateo County)
Most San Francisco rentals are 15 and 20 yard containers for garage, basement, and remodel debris. Haulers here quote by weight as much as by size, so say what is going in the container before you ask for a number.
Top haulers serving San Francisco
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At Blue Bay, we make the dumpster rental process simple and fast. Additionally, we offer affordable pricing and can accommodate projects of any size. Our friendly team strives to exceed customers’…
Serves Belmont, Brisbane, Burlingame, El Granada and 8 more
Bay Area Debris Boxes is a family-owned and locally operated disposal business that provides reliable dumper rental and junk hauling services throughout the entire Bay Area. We were founded by a…
Serves Belmont, Brisbane, Burlingame, El Granada and 8 more
Established in 1960, we’re one of the area’s most experienced waste hauling companies. Grange Debris Box specializes in hauling waste, construction debris and recycling. We offer a variety of…
Dumpster sizes in San Francisco
| Size | Fits | Included |
|---|---|---|
| 5 yard | A small cleanout, or a heavy load of concrete and dirt | 1 ton |
| 10 yard | A single-car garage, or a small bathroom tear-out | 1 ton |
| 15 yard | Two rooms, or a one-layer roof up to 25 squares | 2 tons |
| 20 yard | A full garage or basement, or a kitchen remodel | 2 tons |
| 30 yard | A whole-house or estate cleanout | 3 tons |
| 40 yard | Commercial jobs and large renovation debris | 4 tons |
Weight allowance matters as much as container size. Plaster, tile, and wet debris use up the allowance long before the container looks full.
Disposal and permits in San Francisco
Where does the waste from San Francisco go?
Loads from San Francisco go to the nearest licensed transfer station or landfill in San Mateo County, and dump fees are charged by the ton. That is why the weight allowance matters more than the container size.
Do I need a permit for a dumpster in San Francisco?
On your own driveway you need nothing. In the public right-of-way, San Francisco requires a permit, usually a few days out. Most haulers will pull it for you if you ask.
What can't go in a dumpster?
No tires, batteries, paint, fuel, or appliances containing freon. Mattresses and box springs are accepted at most yards for a per-item fee. Concrete and dirt need their own dedicated container.
11 more haulers serving San Francisco
Everyone else we have on record for this city.
Where to dump near San Francisco, CA
Permitted landfills, transfer stations and C&D sites, closest first. Free to look up — no account.
| Facility | Type | Where |
|---|---|---|
| Blue Line MRF and Ts | Transfer station | South San Francisco, CA |
| Corinda los Trancos Landfill (ox Mtn) | C&D landfill | Half Moon Bay, CA |
| Mr. Haul | Transfer station | Redwood City, CA |
| Pescadero Transfer Station | Transfer station | Pescadero, CA |
| Redwood Garden & Building Materials Inc. | Transfer station | Redwood City, CA |
| San Bruno Transfer Station | Transfer station | San Bruno, CA |
| San Francisco Solid Waste Tran & Rec Cnt | Transfer station | Brisbane, CA |
| Shoreway Environmental Center | Transfer station | Belmont, CA |