The Preferred Dumpster Service of Hanover Park

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One of the deciding factors when renting a roll off container is the size of the project. You see, it is important that your container will not be too big for the volume of wastes for disposal, otherwise you may end up paying more. The question is, how do you determine the size?

Dumpsters come in various sizes, from 10 cubic yards up to 40 or even 45 cubic yards, in some cases. Below are just some of the examples of the metal dumpsters and their particular uses: As it is, there is an ideal dumpster for every project, so keep this in mind when deciding on what to rent.

One-Room Remodel and Demolition Jobs: For a one-room remodeling project, you will probably just need a 20 cubic yarder for all your wastes, because a 20-cubic yarder can already hold 6 truckloads, which is supposed to be enough for a regular-sized room, but if it is a bigger area, such as the kitchen, and there are cabinets and kitchen appliances to dispose, a 30-cubic yarder will be more appropriate.

Multiple-Room Remodel: For general construction or multiple-room renovation and remodel, you can choose from a 20-yard or 30-yard metal dumpster. See, the volume is what you must think about when considering the dumpster size.

Clearing the Attic or Basement: Storage areas only take a small amount of space. If you are remodeling your attic, basement of garage, you can choose between the 10-cubic yard and the 15-cubic yard metal roll off rental. If there are big appliances to dispose as well, though, go a size bigger, such as a 20-cubic yarder.

Decks Demoltion or House Cleanup: Another example is when you are clearing the whole house or your yard. Our smallest dumpster would be enough to suit your needs. Of course, when you’re talking of a mansion, you would need a much bigger containment unit. These yard containers are sufficient to even stow away your furniture and then some.

Landscaping: But then if there is going to be removal of large items, then a 30-cubic yarder will be suitable.

Construction and Demolition: Now, if you are working on a construction project, decide on a 30-cubic or a 40-cubic dumpster, but if you are stashing away bricks, a smaller dumpster will do. You need the biggest metal dumpsters in the inventory to get rid of construction and demolition debris.

Feel free to refer to these pieces of information, but once you are ready to begin the project, give us a call so you we can help you choose the right dumpster for your needs. Based on our experience, customers tend to over-estimate the actual volume of rubbish they have in their property and as a results, they spend more money than they should have. Tell us what the project is about, what kinds of wastes you will be disposing, and so on, so we can advise you accordingly. Call us at [630-206-3303].

What Our Customers Have to Say

What is the Cost of Each Dumpster Rented?

As already mentioned, each household has a different set of requirements. This is why we can’t issue a sweeping estimate of how much would it cost you to hire a dumpster.

Below are among the examples why the trash roll off prices can go up:

• construction job sites
• remodeling projects
• roofing projects
• landscaping jobs
• home cleanouts
• just about any kind of debris removal

These dumpster purposes will likewise affect the cost:

• roofing & shingles
• dirt & yard waste
• construction debris
• concrete
• household junk

Simply put, there’s no way to list here accurate pricing without knowing your specific needs. Call us at [630-206-3303].

Do I Need a Dumpster Rental Service Permit?

You may not need to secure a permit for you to avail yourself of a roll off rental service, but it is a good idea to be equipped with the necessary documents for good measure. Often enough, a permit is required if the dumpster has to be parked outside your own property, such as a residential street, for instance.

Based on our personal experience, local city states mandate homeowners and commercial establishments to secure a permit if they intend to put a dumpster on the street or sidewalk. Do take this into consideration when you are planning a remodeling or renovation project. If you want to spare yourself the trouble of getting a permit, then make sure you have enough space on your property for the dumpster. You may also want to consult your HOA or the rental company operating in your area so you can be sure you are not missing out on anything important.

Nonetheless, you are always welcome to talk to our experts at [630-206-3303] if there are things that remain unclear to you.