Sylvania dumpster rental FAQ
Do I need a permit for a dumpster in Sylvania?
Your own drive needs nothing, city side or township side. A dumpster on a public street needs the local road authority's OK; ask them before you plan on the street. Nearly every rental here sits on a driveway.
Will the truck set a dumpster on gravel in Sylvania?
Yes, gravel is fine. We put boards under the rails when you ask, on a brand-new driveway, or on very hot days. After a wet week, mention soft ground when you book.
How far ahead should I book a dumpster in Sylvania?
Call with your date and we confirm the delivery day on the phone. December through March, delivery is by appointment.
Can I keep the dumpster past 10 days in Sylvania?
It stays as long as the job runs, at $10 to $20 a day after the tenth. Tell us the finish date and we set the pickup to match.
Can I put brush and yard waste in a Sylvania dumpster?
Yes. City addresses already get green-toter yard waste pickup every other week, so the dumpster is for what the toter can't hold: hedge tear-outs, storm limbs and the remodel debris that comes with them. Dirt and soil stay out of the dumpster; clean fill dirt can go to our Delta yard.
How do dumpster swap-outs work in Sylvania?
Call when it's close to full and we'll swap it for an empty. If an estate cleanout will need two dumpsters, we can plan the second at booking.
Is there a dumpster rental near me in Sylvania?
Our yard is in Delta, on County Rd. 5-2. We deliver to the city and township sides from there.
What other towns near Sylvania do you deliver to?
From here we also deliver south and east to Toledo, Ottawa Hills and Holland, and west to Metamora. The full list sits on the service area page.
Do you deliver anywhere else in Lucas County?
Most of it. We also serve Toledo, Ottawa Hills and Holland, and for other Lucas County addresses, call to confirm.
Where is your yard, relative to Sylvania?
We're on County Rd. 5-2 in Delta, southwest of Sylvania. We serve the city and township sides.
Will a dumpster damage my driveway in Sylvania?
A roll-off sits fine on a finished drive. We put boards under the rails when you ask, on a brand-new driveway, or on very hot days. Under the mature trees on the older blocks, tell us about low limbs over the drive.
Does Sylvania's curbside take construction debris?
No. The city's unacceptable-materials list names bricks, cement, rocks and sheet rock, and the township side has no public pickup at all. Remodel loads in Sylvania go into a dumpster or ride to the landfill in your own truck, tarped.