The Benefits of Renting a Dumpster

Aug 22, 2021

Are you planning to make a move, or simply trying to get your home and office a little more organized? Don't waste time creating stacks of stuff. That just means you have sort through multiple times. A better way of handling it is a dumpster rental. You will never have to touch your trash again! All you have to do is choose the right size dumpster for your project.

The Stuff We Acquire, but Do Not Need

We know how it goes. We are all guilty of it! Stockpiling stuff that has no real purpose beyond taking up space in our home or office. When you are moving or cleaning out your newly empty nest, you have the perfect opportunity to eliminate the waste and free up the space your home is missing.


The same is true for commercial properties. Do you really need that ancient computer that may or may not turn on? Is that what your business depends on? We hope not!


You can donate what you feel may have a purpose for someone else, recycle what you can, and toss the rest of that clutter out! 

Dump Your Junk on Your Own Time

Trash and junk removal companies offer different disposal options to best suit your project. They can remove your junk at a scheduled appointment or you can rent a dumpster and take your time on your DIY cleanout. A dumpster allows you to toss all of your unwanted items into one central location until it's time for it to be hauled away for you. 


A reputable dumpster rental company will:


  • Offer you a free quote for the rental. 
  • Go over the rules you must follow when renting a dumpster, like what items can or can not be thrown into it, overage fees, procedures, etc. 
  • Carefully drop off and pick up the dumpster on schedule, leaving the area neat and without damage.


NOTE: It is required to follow all local and federal guidelines when it comes to disposal.

What Size Dumpster Works for Most Projects?

Chances are that if you're looking at renting a dumpster, you've got more than a few things to toss. For large yard projects, small renovations, minor demolitions and multi-room cleanouts, a 15-yard dumpster is the ideal choice. It holds a ton of junk (actually more like 3 tons!) and takes up the size of a parking space, causing minimal disruption to your home and business operations.

Count on Count to Dump Your Junk

Whether you are dealing with big changes or simply cleaning out a spare bedroom to turn it into a craft room, it is always exciting. You should never let the stress of trying to bring it all together ruin the fun, especially not if you live in the Greater Charlotte or Greater Raleigh area - not when we are here to help you enjoy the transformation that you are making!


At Count Junkula, we offer 15-yard dumpster rentals with barn doors that allow for easy walk-in access. More junk than you thunk? We can swap out your dumpster as soon as it gets full so you can continue! Contact us to see more about what we can do for you and your cleanout project.

  • How do I prepare for dumpster delivery and pickup?

    Before the dumpster is delivered, ensure that the area where it will be placed is clear of obstacles such as vehicles, debris, or low-hanging branches. When it's time for pickup, make sure the dumpster is not overloaded and that there are no items protruding from the top or sides. Additionally, ensure that there is clear access for the pickup truck to reach the dumpster.

  • What are the weight limits for dumpsters?

    Dumpster rental companies typically impose weight limits on their containers. Exceeding these limits may result in additional fees. The weight limit varies depending on the size of the dumpster and the type of waste being disposed of. It's essential to inquire about weight restrictions when renting a dumpster and to avoid overloading it.

  • What items can I put in a dumpster?

    Most dumpster rental companies accept a wide range of materials, including household junk, construction debris, yard waste, furniture, appliances, and more. However, hazardous materials such as chemicals, tires, batteries, and electronics are typically not allowed.

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