Service Overview
We rent 10, 15, 20, 30 and 40-yard roll-off dumpsters to homeowners and contractors across the Murfreesboro area. Every rental is one flat price covering delivery, the rental period and pickup, quoted before we bring the truck out, so there’s nothing to add up later.
Tell us what you’re clearing out and where it’s going, and we’ll size the container and flag any permit you might need. Most of the service area gets same-day or next-day delivery, and our phone is answered around the clock.
Construction & Demolition Debris
Contractors and demo crews get 20, 30 and 40-yard containers sized for the job, with scheduled swaps if the work runs long. We’ll work around your site access and let you know exactly what can and can’t go in.
One flat price, quoted before we deliver, with no weight surprises added to the invoice afterward.
Residential cleanouts and remodels typically fit a 15 or 20-yard container.
Our own crew handles delivery and pickup, not a subcontractor.
Frequently Asked Question
A few things people usually ask before booking a container.
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What types of waste do you handle?
General household junk, construction and demolition debris, yard waste and remodeling debris. Tennessee law keeps whole tires, lead-acid batteries and used oil out of every landfill, and TDEC bans wet latex paint, oil-based paint and lithium batteries from the trash. Ask if you’re not sure about something specific.
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Can you manage large or bulk waste removal?
Yes. That’s most of what we do. Our 30 and 40-yard containers are built for full cleanouts, demolition debris and large remodeling jobs.
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How often can I schedule waste collection?
As often as you need. Contractors on multi-week jobs often set up scheduled swaps; a one-time cleanout is just a single delivery and pickup.
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How do you handle hazardous waste?
We don’t take it. Wet paint, solvents, whole tires, lead-acid and lithium batteries, used oil and anything with refrigerant still in it need a separate drop-off. The Leanna Convenience Center on Sulphur Springs Road takes electronics, oil-based paint and fluorescent bulbs from county residents; ask us and we’ll point you to the right place.
