Lammon Brothers

Dumpster Rental FAQ

The questions that come up on the phone, answered the same way we answer them there. Anything about a specific town is on that town's page; this covers the terms that apply everywhere.

Rental terms and policies

What does the flat rate actually include?

Delivery, pickup, the 10-day rental, and disposal up to the weight allowance for that size. No fuel surcharge, no mileage charge for the far end of the service area, no environmental fee added at the end. The two things that can change the number are extra days and going over the weight, and both are discussed before delivery.

How long is a standard rental?

Ten days, on every size. That's longer than the industry-standard week, and it's deliberate: most jobs run longer than people plan for. If you need it beyond that, extra days run about $10 on the 10 and 15 yard, $12 on the 20, $15 on the 30, and $20 on the 40.

What is the weight allowance, and what happens if I go over?

Every size includes one: 2 tons on the 10 yard, 4 on the 15, 5 on the 20, 7 on the 30, and 9 on the 40. Over that runs about $60 a ton, agreed on the booking call rather than discovered on an invoice. Heavy material such as concrete, brick, and shingles is the usual reason a load runs over, and the fix is a smaller dumpster, not a bigger one.

What is the difference between a residential and a commercial dumpster rental?

For us, mostly the paperwork and the rhythm, not the equipment. The same five roll-off sizes go to a driveway or a job site. Residential jobs are usually one dumpster, one flat rate, one pickup. Commercial and contractor work runs on staged deliveries and swap-outs, often with a standing arrangement so the crew can order by text. The contractor page covers how that side works.

Can I put anything I want in the dumpster?

Nearly. Household junk, furniture, remodel debris, shingles, brush, concrete, carpet, mattresses, and refrigerant-free appliances are all fine. Dirt is the common one we can't take, because the landfill refuses soil; clean fill dirt can come to our Delta yard instead. Hazardous waste, wet paint, tires, batteries, electronics, and pressurized cylinders are out. The full lists are worth a look before you load.

Do I need a permit?

Not for a dumpster on your own driveway or property, which covers nearly every rental we do. A permit only applies if the dumpster has to sit on a public street, and the rules vary by town. Ask the local office before you plan on street placement.

How do I know which size to order?

Describe the job on the phone and we'll name a dumpster. Volume is the obvious factor and weight is the one that catches people out, so heavy debris goes in a smaller container than the yardage suggests. The size calculator gets you close in about a minute, and what a roll-off is explains how the sizes are measured.

What are your hours?

Monday through Friday 8 to 5, Saturday 8 to 2, closed Sunday. December through March runs on winter hours by appointment. You can book online any time, and a person answers the phone during yard hours.

Still need an answer?

Call the yard and ask. A two-minute conversation settles size, placement, and weight better than any page can, and you'll talk to somebody who knows the roads your address is on.

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“Brought the dumpster next day after I ordered it. Called and picked it up same day.”
Grant SarverGoogle review

★★★★★

“Lammon bros is great. Very attentive to our needs as a buisness”
Erich StarkweatherGoogle review

★★★★★

“Best dumpster rental company I have ever had the pleasure to work with. Always on time even when I have last-minute changes to my Schedule. The dumpsters are always in great shape and not all beat up like other companies that I have used in the past. Great company with great employees!”

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