We understand that projects may take longer than planned. If you need to extend your rental period, please notify us as soon as possible. Extensions are subject to availability and may incur additional daily or weekly rental fees.

Bins must not be overfilled. Waste should remain level with the top edge of the bin to ensure safe transport. Overfilled bins may not be collected until the excess material is removed, and additional fees may apply if adjustments are required at the time of pickup.

No, bins should not be moved once they have been delivered. Attempting to move a bin can cause damage to the surface beneath it, create safety hazards, or make pickup difficult. If you need the bin repositioned, contact us, and we will arrange for it to be moved safely.

Yes, each bin has a weight limit based on its size and the type of waste being disposed of. Overloading a bin beyond its designated weight capacity may result in additional charges. Heavy materials such as concrete, dirt, shingles, and bricks should be disposed of in designated bins suited for those materials. If you are disposing of dense or heavy waste, let us know so we can recommend the appropriate bin.

The rental period varies depending on your needs. If you require the bin for longer than initially planned, please contact us in advance to arrange an extension. Additional rental fees may apply for extended use beyond the agreed-upon timeframe.

Bins should be placed on a flat, stable surface that allows for safe loading and pickup. Common placement locations include driveways, gravel pads, or construction sites. If the bin needs to be placed on a public road or sidewalk, you may require a permit from your local municipality. It is your responsibility to obtain any necessary permits before delivery. If you need guidance, we can help you determine the best placement option.

Yes, a credit card must be kept on file for all bin rentals. This is required to secure your rental, cover potential overages, and ensure a smooth checkout process.

Selecting the correct bin size helps avoid overfilling or paying for more space than necessary. Our team can assess your project and recommend the best bin size based on the type and volume of waste you expect to dispose of. If you are unsure, we are happy to guide you in selecting the most efficient option.

Before renting a bin, it is important to identify the type of waste you will be disposing of. Some materials are prohibited due to environmental and safety regulations, including hazardous waste, paint, chemicals, asbestos, batteries, electronics, tires, propane tanks, flammable liquids, and medical or biohazardous waste. If you are unsure whether an item is permitted, please contact us before placing it in the bin. Proper waste identification ensures you receive the right bin and comply with disposal regulations.