Dumpster Rental Mistakes

1) Picking the Wrong Size Dumpster

Ah, the classic conundrum: choosing a dumpster size. It’s like trying to guess the weight of your neighbor’s cat. Go too small, and you risk overflow calamities. Go too big, and you’re stuck paying for space you don’t need. Lucky for you, we’ve got three sizes tailored to fit any project like a glove.

Just give us a shout, and we’ll help you nail down the perfect fit.

2) Ignoring Weight Limits

Think your trash is as light as a feather?

Think again. Dumpsters have weight limits, and exceeding them can spell disaster. Before you toss that last shingle in, take a moment to consider if your dumpster can handle the load.

Trust me, you don’t want to test its limits and end up with a squished dumpster.

3) Fumbling the Time Frame

Ah, time – the trickiest puzzle piece of them all.

You start a project, and suddenly, time vanishes like socks in a dryer. Don’t forget to set a clear rental period, or you might find yourself stuck with a dumpster long after the project’s done.

We’ve got your back with flexible rental periods, so you can focus on the task at hand without the stress.

4) Misplacing Your Dumpster

Location, location, location – it’s not just for real estate.

Placing your dumpster willy-nilly can lead to a world of trouble. Check local regulations and make sure your dumpster isn’t blocking traffic or trespassing on your neighbor’s lawn. 

Need a hand finding the perfect spot?

We’ve got your covered with HOA-friendly and driveway-friendly options.

5) Dumping Hazardous Materials

Dumpster rentals are a godsend for decluttering, but not everything can go in the bin. Keep an eye out for hazardous materials like batteries, tires, and medical waste.

Trust me, you don’t want to mess with that toxic brew.