Dumpster Rentals
We do one thing: roll-off dumpsters. Homeowners clearing a garage and contractors running a build get the same three containers, the same published prices and the same phone number.
Pick a size below, or read the page for the kind of job you're doing. Each one covers what fits, what's too heavy, and what to book.
By size
All three include pickup and disposal. Delivery is $7 plus $2.50 per mile from our Conroe location.
15 Yard
$375 / 3 days · $399 / 7 days
Single-room remodels, a bathroom, a small roof tear-off, or a light clear-out. The smallest can we run.
2 tons included →
20 Yard
$425 / 3 days · $449 / 7 days
Our most-rented size and the one most jobs end up needing: garage and whole-home clean-outs, kitchen and bath remodels, flooring and decks.
3 tons included →
25 Yard
$499 / 3 days · $525 / 7 days
New construction, large renovations, commercial and estate cleanouts.
4 tons included →
By the job
Construction Dumpster Rental
A good share of our work is contractors: builders, remodelers, roofers and property managers running continuous jobs across Montgomery County. What that work needs is not a cheaper container; it is a container that turns up when it is supposed to and gets swapped without a phone negotiation each time.
Roofing Dumpster Rental
Roof tear-offs are one of the most common jobs we haul, and they are the one where the usual instinct, take the biggest container available, is wrong.
Estate Cleanout Dumpster Rental
Estate cleanouts are not like other jobs, and it is worth saying so plainly. Most people doing one are clearing a parent's house, usually not by choice and usually on a deadline set by somebody else.
What Can You Put in a Dumpster?
Most of what comes out of a house, a remodel or a job site is fine. The exceptions are worth knowing before you load, because a prohibited item found at the landfill means a rejected or surcharged load and that cost passes straight through to you.
Not sure what you need?
Call and describe the job. We'll tell you which container is right, including when the smaller one is the better answer, and quote your exact total before anything rolls.