Do you need a permit for the dumpster you’re renting? The answer depends on where you plan to place your container. If you're placing the dumpster in a residential driveway, then no, you most likely will not need a permit. However, if you plan to place your dumpster in a public right-of-way, like the street, or across a sidewalk, you'll likely need a permit.

Keep in Mind: Our drivers cannot place a dumpster in a location that will block driveways or other access points. Need help with delivery arrangements? Contact us.

Yes, If You're Placing the Dumpster:

• In a street or alley.
• Across a sidewalk or walkway.
• In a shopping plaza, marketplace or mall parking lot.
• At a park, public green or pier.
• At a convention center.

No, If You're Placing the Dumpster:

• In a residential driveway.
• Behind a dwelling that you own.
• On any other private property.

A dumpster rental fee is an additional fee charged in situations where the rental terms are broken — like overloading your container or exceeding the weight limit.

We take the time to review your agreement and what's included in your bundled rate to help you avoid unexpected costs.

View our average fee pricing ranges below for a breakdown of these amounts.