Frequently Asked Questions

It depends on the job. A single-room cleanout or small yard-waste job usually fits a smaller container, while a kitchen or bathroom remodel, a roof tear-off, or a full construction project typically needs something larger. Describe the job on the phone and dispatch will recommend a size based on what similar jobs have actually filled.

If a container fills up before the job is done, call and a swap or a second container can usually be scheduled. It's more efficient — and often cheaper — to size correctly the first time, which is why the sizing conversation on the initial call matters.

The largest containers in the lineup are built for full construction and demolition debris loads. Ask on the phone for current availability and dimensions for the largest size, since fleet availability can shift day to day.

Yes — the sizes page walks through typical uses for each container size, and the blog has a more detailed dumpster size guide for Aurora-area jobs. Either way, a quick call is the fastest way to match a size to your specific job.

It depends heavily on the roof's square footage and how many layers of shingles are coming off, which matters a lot after Front Range hail seasons when many roofs need a full tear-off rather than a patch. Mention the roof size and layer count on the phone and dispatch will size accordingly.

Call (720) 674-7563. There's no online booking form — every rental is set up over the phone with someone at the Aurora yard who can confirm size, price, and a delivery window in the same call.

Same-day and next-day delivery is often available depending on the day, the size needed, and truck availability across the Denver metro. Ask when you call — dispatch will give you a real answer for that day rather than a generic estimate.

Monday through Saturday, 7:00am to 6:00pm. Sunday delivery or pickup can sometimes be arranged by appointment — ask when you call.

Standard rental periods are set when you book, and extensions are available by calling ahead of the original pickup date. Let dispatch know as early as possible if a job is running longer than planned.

Call (720) 674-7563 when the container is full or the job wraps up, and a pickup gets scheduled — usually within a day or two depending on the route that week.

Not necessarily, as long as the drop or pickup spot is clear and accessible and any gate codes or instructions have been given ahead of time. Many customers arrange delivery to an empty driveway without being on-site.

General household junk, construction and remodeling debris, yard waste, roofing materials, and most bulky items are all acceptable. If you're not sure about something specific, ask on the call — it's faster than guessing wrong and getting charged for a prohibited item found later.

Hazardous materials — things like paint, solvents, batteries, tires, and fuel — along with items like refrigerators and other appliances with refrigerants, are generally not allowed in a standard roll-off and need separate disposal. The blog has a full breakdown of what is and isn't allowed under Colorado rules.

No. Suspected asbestos material — common in older Front Range homes during remodels — requires testing and, if confirmed, disposal through a licensed abatement contractor, not a standard roll-off. Ask before loading anything you're unsure about from a pre-1980s remodel.

Concrete, brick, dirt, and other heavy debris usually need to go in a dedicated heavy-debris container rather than a standard mixed-load dumpster, because they hit weight limits at a fraction of the container's volume. Mention that material type when booking so the right container gets sent.

Mattresses are generally fine. Appliances with refrigerants — refrigerators, freezers, air conditioners — usually need to be handled separately due to disposal rules; ask when booking if you have one to get rid of.

Loads are taken to licensed transfer, recycling, or disposal facilities depending on the material — clean loads of concrete, yard waste, or metal are routed to recycling where possible rather than a landfill by default.