Roll-off dumpsters and traditional dumpsters (sometimes called front-load dumpsters) differ primarily in size, capacity, and use. Roll-offs are larger and designed large-scale projects like construction or demolition. Front-load dumpsters are smaller and suitable for ongoing, smaller waste management needs like everyday business waste disposal. Roll-off dumpsters come is sizes like 20 yard, 30 yard, and 40 yard. Front-load dumpsters come in sizes like 2, 4, 6, and 8 yard. For additional questions about what type of dumpster would be best for your home or business need, reach out to one of our friendly and experienced Customer Service Representatives at 979-260-0006.

The most common dumpster rental size is the 30-yard dumpster. Roll-off dumpster rentals are an essential service for various projects, from home renovations to construction sites and commercial cleanouts. However, choosing the right roll-off dumpster size can be a confusing task for many individuals and businesses. That's why our friendly and professional Customer Service Representatives are here to help guide you through this challenge. Reach out today at 979-260-0006.

Three key factors determine what size dumpster you will need for your project: Type of Debris: Certain materials take up more space while others weigh more. Heavy debris like concrete or dirt requires dumpsters with smaller bins due to weight limits, while bulky household items may need a larger bin. Amount of Debris: Estimate how much waste your project will create. A small garage cleanout may only need a 20-yard dumpster, while a whole-house renovation typically requires a 30-40 yard container. Our friendly and professional Customer Service Representatives can help you calculate your needs based on a few simple questions. Call them today at 979-260-0006 to determine your correct size. Delivery Location: Your available space matters! Decide on a drop-off spot and ensure you have enough room for both the dumpster and safe delivery. Consider obstacles like power lines and trees.

Homeowners and contractors use roll-off dumpsters for a multitude of projects, from heavy debris removal to simple waste disposal. Typical projects include demolition, home renovations, construction jobs, landscaping projects, spring cleanouts, and much more.

Hazardous materials are never accepted in dumpsters or landfills due to environmental regulations. If disposed of improperly, these items release toxic fumes or leak chemicals into the soil or groundwater. Prohibited hazardous materials include the following: Household chemicals: ammonia, cleaning compounds, bleach, floor stripper, drain cleaner, rust remover, carpet/upholstery cleaner, tile/shower cleaner, and more Automotive products: antifreeze, motor oil, oil filters, fluids, polish, waxes, vehicle batteries, upholstery cleaners, and more Paint products: oil-based paint, latex paint, spray paint, artist paint, wood preservative, stain, caulk, sealer and more Batteries: lead acid (auto batteries), batteries of various sizes (AA, AAA, C, D, and rechargeable) Garden chemicals: herbicide, insect spray, fertilizer, pesticide, and more Fluorescent light bulbs: compact fluorescent lamps (CFL) and straight fluorescent lamps Thermometers and thermostats: numerous items that contain mercury Flammable items: kerosene, gasoline, solvents and more Swimming pool chemicals: pool acid, stabilizer, chlorine To dispose of hazardous waste in the Brazos Valley: https://twinoakslandfill.com/hhw.asp

To request service on your existing roll-off dumpster account, email us at bvrdumpster@bigcompany.com