Need a small to medium dumpster for small deck (rental, how much)

[westcoastforme]

Only need for one day? Anyone know how much this should cost or know of any companies near aurora?

[Nodpete]

Call your garbage service. Most of them have a large canvas bag that sounds about right for your job. It holds a fair amount of scrap. Give them a call.

[Curly Q. Bobalink]

Originally Posted by Nodpete

Call your garbage service. Most of them have a large canvas bag that sounds about right for your job. It holds a fair amount of scrap. Give them a call.

Make sure you read the "fine print" if you buy one of the bags they sell at Home Depot or Menards, by "Waste Management" or another regional waste hauler. The bag itself is only about forty bucks, but there's an additional charge by the waste hauler to come and pick it up after it's full - I thought it was pretty expensive after reading the fine print. I just decided to cut up my scrap and pile it in the back yard, and put it in my regular wheeled trash hopper over a period of eight or ten weeks, I got rid of hundreds of pounds of broken concrete the same way. (because, of course, I'm cheap). A guy a couple of blocks down from me has had a full one of these out by his curb since Christmas, my guess is he didn't read the fine print, LOL.

If you can't spread it out because you live next door to the Blight Inspector or something, the interweb is your friend, Google "dumpster rental near me", or as stated above, call your regular hauler.

[Nodpete]

Those are not what I'm talking about. The ones my neighbors used were from our garbage company and they were a pretty good sized canvas container with loops on them that the company picked up with a hoist on their truck. Just call your company and ask, it's that simple. Although I do what you do, just cut the scrap up in small pieces and put it in the regular garbage pick up

[westcoastforme]

Originally Posted by Nodpete

Call your garbage service. Most of them have a large canvas bag that sounds about right for your job. It holds a fair amount of scrap. Give them a call.

Ahh that sounds like a good idea didn't think of that

[Vosges]

I know that our garbage collector (waste management) picks up construction debris. It is per square yard. Call and ask what your cost would be.

[westcoastforme]

Originally Posted by Vosges

I know that our garbage collector (waste management) picks up construction debris. It is per square yard. Call and ask what your cost would be.

I will thank you