Kitchens, baths, flooring
Renovations & Remodels
Kitchen gut, bathroom tear-out, flooring, or a full-room remodel — drywall, cabinetry, tile, and trim go straight in. Most remodels land in a 20-yard.
Tips for a renovation job
- Tile, plaster & mortar are heavy — keep them low and spread out
- Pull nails or tape sharp edges before loading
- Snap a photo of the load if you want a weight check
Watch the weight: Tile, plaster, and mortar count toward your weight allowance fast Weight & overage rules →
Other projects
Common questions
- Included rental windows are 7 days on the 10- and 15-yard, 10 days on the 20- and 30-yard, and 14 days on the 40-yard. Need it longer? Extra days are a flat daily rate quoted up front — just call before your pickup date and we will extend it.
- Each size includes a weight allowance (2–6 tons). If a load weighs more, the overage is a flat per-ton rate ($65–$75/ton depending on size) charged on the actual certified scale ticket — never an estimate. Heavy material like concrete, dirt, and shingles fills the weight allowance long before it fills the bin, so we will steer you to the right size up front.
- Load it level with the top rail — nothing above the walls. An overfilled bin can’t be hauled safely or legally, so the driver may ask you to remove the excess. Distribute weight evenly and keep heavy material on the bottom.