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Types of bulk waste dumpsters
Roll-offs: These are the most popular choice for a wide range of cleanups, including construction jobs, demolition, household cleanouts, roofing work and more. Roll-offs are rented for a temporary basis and the rental provider drops it off, picks it up and disposes of the debris for the customer. Sizes range from 10 to 40 cubic yards.
Commercial dumpsters: These bins are used by businesses for weekly trash removal needs. Sizes generally range from 1-to-8 cubic yards. The waste hauler empties the container at a set interval, similarly to that of weekly trash pickups offered to residences.
Dumpster trailers: These are used similarly to roll-offs. The difference is that these waste bins are on wheels, making them ideal for softer ground. Not all waste haulers offer dumpster trailers. Sizes are generally smaller compared to roll-offs.
Bag-style dumpsters: These are designed for small amounts of renovation or demolition debris (e.g., 3 cubic yards or less). They’re made from tough materials that are flexible, yet strong. The “Bagster” is a popular bag-style waste container that’s available at most home improvement stores or through waste hauling companies. You’ll generally pay for the bag and for disposal costs.