Residential Dumpster Rental in Odessa, TX

Residential Dumpster Rental for Home Cleanouts

Most people rent a dumpster once, standing in the middle of a mess. You may not know what size the job takes, and that's fine. Tell us what's going out, and we'll set the right container where you point.

• Tell us what you're tossing, not just how much of it there is
• A container sized to the material, so the weight stays where it should
• Dropped on the driveway, on the yard, or wherever you want it
• Same-day delivery when the schedule is open, and it usually is
• One person handles your rental from the first call to the pickup

We run two roll-off sizes, and both fit a standard driveway. That covers nearly every home project in Odessa, Gardendale and Pleasant Farms. You fill it, we haul it to a permitted landfill.

Here is what people rent one for.

• Garage and attic cleanouts: for the boxes that have been getting sorted for six years
• Kitchen and bath remodels: cabinets, counters, tile and old fixtures
• Estate and full-house cleanouts: when a house has to be emptied on a deadline
• Hoarder cleanouts: heavy volume, and our crew can do the loading
• Yard and landscaping debris: brush, limbs, sod and old fencing
• Moving and downsizing: furniture and boxes not worth the trip
• Appliance pickup: old washers, dryers, refrigerators and water heaters

Driveway Container Size and Placement

People ask the same handful of questions on the phone. Most of them are about the driveway. Here are the answers before you have to ask.

It Fits in a Standard Driveway

Both containers measure 14 feet long. The 16 yard has 4 foot sides and the 21 yard has 6 foot sides. A normal Odessa driveway takes either one.

• 14 feet long, on both sizes
• 4 foot sides on the smaller box, 6 foot sides on the larger
• Clear space overhead so the truck can raise and set it

Picking Between the 16 and the 21

Bigger isn't automatically better. Heavy material belongs in the smaller box, because weight runs out before space does.

Shingles, plaster and tile are heavy, so a tile tear-out suits the 16 yard roll-off. Furniture, boxes and brush are light, and they load better in the 21 yard roll-off.

Where It Can Sit

Driveway, parking pad or grass all work. We set it where you want it, as long as the truck can reach the spot.

• On the concrete driveway, which is the most common spot
• On a parking pad beside the house
• On grass, when the ground is firm enough

If the only open spot is the street, that becomes a city permit conversation. Call and we'll talk it through before delivery day.

What Cannot Go In

Five things stay out of the container: asbestos, wet paint, tires, dirt and concrete. That is not a dead end for your project. We can put dirt and concrete on a dump truck instead, so the load still leaves your yard.

Weight Limits and Overages

Every rental includes two tons, and weight past that gets billed as an overage. A full box of household goods usually lands under it. A full box of plaster or tile doesn't.

• Plaster, lath and drywall
• Tile, brick and stone
• Carpet that has taken on rain
• Old solid-wood cabinets and countertops

Full-Service Loading

Most people don't know this part. You never have to lift a thing, because our crew can load it for you and clear the pile out. That works for an attic, a back yard, a storage room or a whole house.

You call today and the container shows up today, not one to two weeks from now. It's sized to what you're actually throwing away, so you're not paying to haul air. Would rather not load it yourself? That's available too.

Nothing goes on your trailer. Nobody sorts anything at the landfill. No repeat trips in a pickup, which is how most weekend cleanouts really end.

The phone gets answered at any hour, holidays included. Homes out in Stanton, Big Spring and Andrews get the same delivery as homes in town. If you're not sure we reach your address, call and ask.