Lemoyne is an unincorporated community in northern Troy Township, out where US-20 and US-23 run together southeast of Toledo. Farm properties, outbuildings, and rural cleanouts make up most of the work we do around here.
Also on the Lemoyne routes: Rossford · Perrysburg · Toledo
Farm and property cleanouts around Lemoyne usually take the 20 or the 30, since space is never the constraint out here. Barn teardowns and heavy demolition take the smaller dumpsters, because weight fills them before the walls do.
| Size | Flat rate | Weight in | Typical job |
|---|---|---|---|
| 10 yard | $315 | 2 tons | Bathroom remodels and single-room gut jobs |
| 15 yard | $370 | 4 tons | Flooring and carpet tear-outs across several rooms |
| 20 yard | $420 | 5 tons | Kitchen remodels down to the studs |
| 30 yard | $520 | 7 tons | Home additions and full remodels |
| 40 yard | $620 | 9 tons | Large commercial cleanouts |
Lemoyne was platted in 1877 when the railroad reached that point, and it has stayed small ever since: a post office, a crossroads, and farmland in every direction. The jobs reflect that. Barn and outbuilding teardowns, machinery-shed cleanouts, and property clearing after a sale come up far more often than kitchen remodels. Space for the truck is rarely the problem out here; soft ground after a wet week sometimes is, and that's worth a phone call before delivery day.
Gravel and farm drives are normal here and we set dumpsters on them constantly. The only thing we ask about is standing water or soft ground; tell us and we'll look at the approach before committing the truck.
US-20 and US-23 run concurrent right through Lemoyne, so the truck comes in on a state highway and turns off onto township roads. Farm drives and long gravel approaches are the norm here, and both work fine as long as the ground isn't soft.
From the yard, US-20 and US-23 are the roads that carry the Lemoyne run. Crossing the river adds a few minutes, not a surcharge; the Lemoyne drops get grouped so one crossing covers several stops.
Not on your own property, and out here that's nearly every job. Lemoyne is unincorporated Troy Township ground, so there's no village hall in the loop. The road right-of-way belongs to the Wood County Engineer, and that only matters if the dumpster has to sit on the road itself. On a driveway or a field approach, none of it applies.
Yes. Call as the dumpster gets close to full and the swap goes on the next US-20 run, so a barn teardowns and township-property cleanouts job never sits waiting on an empty.
Searching near me from Lemoyne surfaces brokers first; the actual yard is ours in Delta, just to the west. The dumpsters, the trucks, and the person quoting you all sit at that one address, and the truck reaches Lemoyne on US-20.
Contractor work is a big share of the Lemoyne schedule: staged drops, planned swaps, and sizes up to the 40 for barn teardowns and township-property cleanouts. The contractor page has the billing side.
The price is flat, the dumpster shows up when we say, and Lemoyne is on roads we already drive: US-20 is a weekly run. The quote comes from the yard that sends the truck, and nothing about the number changes after the call.
Most Lemoyne bookings land on the 20 or 30 for property cleanouts, smaller for heavy demo. Describe the pile and we size it on the phone; we walk jobs through that question all day, and the answer costs nothing.
Heavy debris is welcome in the right dumpster, which is usually a smaller one than people expect. Concrete and shingles off barn teardowns and township-property cleanouts get the weight conversation up front, and the US-20 truck brings the size that matches it.
Lemoyne shares its route day with Rossford, Perrysburg and Toledo. One route sheet covers it, riding US-20. Every town we cover is on the service area page.
Yes. It's across the Maumee from the yard, reached on US-20. The work splits between river-town remodels and builder dumpsters on the newer ground. The same loop picks up Perrysburg, Grand Rapids and Rossford. A road we haven't named isn't a no, it's a quick call.
The dumpster comes from our own lot at 7520 County Rd. 5-2, west of Lemoyne. and it has been the same family yard since 2002. It runs US-20 to get here. One yard, one set of trucks; what leaves County Rd. 5-2 in the morning is on a Lemoyne drive before the route clears. Wood County addresses are the routine run for us; the yard is in Fulton. Most of what rides back this way is barn teardowns and township-property cleanouts.
Rarely, because most Lemoyne drops are not on a finished drive at all. Gravel lanes and farm approaches take a roll-off without complaint, and the truck rolls the dumpster on and off rather than dragging it. Where there's blacktop near the house, we board under the rails. Soft ground after rain is the one worth mentioning when you book off US-20.
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Give us the Lemoyne road off US-20 and where the dumpster should sit. Rural drops are the easy kind, and you get the flat price on the call.
