You can generally dispose of the following items:

General Waste - This includes household junk, office waste, and light construction debris like wood, drywall, and metal.

Yard Waste - Grass, leaves, tree branches, and other organic material can typically be thrown in a dumpster.

Construction Debris - Dumpsters are often used for disposing of waste from construction or renovation projects. This can include bricks, concrete, asphalt, and roofing materials.

Furniture -Old or damaged furniture like couches, chairs, tables, and desks can usually be disposed of in a dumpster.

Appliances - Many appliances are allowed, but be sure to check with United Dumpsters if they contain refrigerants or any hazardous materials

Electronics - Computers, monitors, printers, and other electronics are generally allowed, but there may be additional fees or restrictions.

Non-Hazardous Materials - Items like cardboard, paper, plastic, and similar materials can typically be thrown away in a dumpster.

Always check with United Dumpster for our specific guidelines on what can be disposed of in their dumpsters.

Some materials that are generally not acceptable in a rental dumpster include:

Aerosol cans, Liquids, Animals, Appliances with Freon,

Asbestos, Batteries, Chemical products, Syringes and other contaminated materials, Adhesives,

Car batteries, Fluorescent lightbulbs, Food waste, Refrigerators, Hot water tanks,

Chemical cleaners or solvents, Oils, Fuels, Propane tanks, Wet paint, Railroad ties,

Telephone poles, Tires, Hazardous waste such as flammable or ignitable wastes and corrosive wastes,

Asbestos, Pesticides, Contaminated soils or absorbents, Motor oil.

Additional fees may be applied for specific materials placed into the dumpster. Always check with United Dumpsters for our specific guidelines.

You can fill a dumpster rental up to the maximum load level mark on the outside of the dumpster. However, it's crucial not to exceed this mark for safety and legal reasons. Overfilling a dumpster can pose a risk to those handling it and to other road users, as it may make transportation hazardous. Also, overloaded dumpsters may not be legally hauled away and can result in additional charges for excess material left behind. Therefore, it's essential to adhere to this limit when using a dumpster rental.

Customers cannot move the dumpster rental. It's important to remember that dumpsters are heavy, even when empty, and can cause damage to surfaces like driveways or lawns. It is recommended to seek professional assistance from United Dumpsters when moving a dumpster to avoid injury or property damage. Always consult with United Dumpsters before attempting to move a dumpster rental.

If you need to extend the rental period, contact United Dumpsters as soon as possible to discuss the options. There may be an additional charge for this service.

If you plan on placing the dumpster on a public place such as the street or sidewalk, you will likely need a permit. It's crucial to check with your city's dumpster rental permit requirements. It is also advised to check with your HOA regarding the regulations of having a dumpster rental in your area. However, if the dumpster will be placed on private property, a permit is usually not required. Always confirm this information with United Dumpsters to ensure compliance with local regulations.

The rental period is 7 days and customers can request extensions if necessary. Keep in mind that additional days beyond the rental period will incur extra costs, so it's crucial to communicate your needs with United Dumpsters.