Construction Debris Dumpster Rental
Construction debris rarely looks like typical household trash — framing lumber, drywall scraps, flooring, insulation, and packaging materials pile up fast on an active job site, and it needs to move out often enough that it doesn't slow down the next phase of work. NorthPoint delivers construction-ready containers across all six of our territories, with scheduled swap service available for projects generating debris faster than a single container can hold.
Book in 3 easy steps, online 24/7 — most customers are done in under two minutes.
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Active job sites sometimes generate debris faster than a crew can physically move it into the container. Our sister company, NorthPoint Equipment Rentals, has skid steers and excavators available for the same project. See when equipment rental actually saves you time →
Recommended Sizes for Construction Debris
Every job varies, but these are the sizes most commonly booked for this type of project.
Construction Debris FAQ
Can I get a scheduled swap instead of ordering several containers?
Yes — this is one of the most common arrangements for active construction jobs. We pick up a full container and drop an empty one in the same visit, timed to your project's pace rather than a fixed calendar date.
Do you provide a certificate of insurance for job sites?
Yes, most commercial and contractor job sites require one before delivery — let us know when you book and we'll have it ready.
Can mixed construction debris — lumber, drywall, flooring — go in the same container?
Yes, standard mixed construction debris is accepted together. The usual exclusions still apply: no hazardous materials, and flag any suspected asbestos-containing material separately before booking.
Is this the right page if I'm just cleaning out my house, not doing construction?
Probably not — if your project is a whole-home cleanout, estate cleanout, or garage purge rather than an active build or renovation, our home cleanout page is a better fit. Both are served from the same six locations; the difference is really about container timing and volume, not availability.
How much weight is included with a construction container?
It depends on size — a 10-yard includes 1 ton, a 15-yard 1.5 tons, and a 20-yard 2 tons. Overage beyond that is billed at $0.10/lb, which is worth knowing upfront for denser materials like drywall or tile.
Can I keep the container on an active job site for several weeks?
Yes — standard pricing includes 7 rental days, and extensions are normally available at $5/day, subject to container availability. For longer jobs, a scheduled swap is often more cost-effective than one container sitting for weeks.
Does drywall or insulation need to be bagged before loading?
No bagging required — loose drywall, insulation, and similar job-site materials can be loaded directly. Just keep in mind these materials add weight quickly relative to their volume.
What if my job site has restricted access — a gate code, security check-in, or limited hours?
Let us know when you book. Our drivers can work around gate codes, site check-in procedures, or specific delivery windows — we just need the details ahead of time rather than discovering them at the gate.
Can the container be moved to a different spot on the site mid-project?
Yes, contact your location to arrange it — there may be a move charge depending on distance and access, but it's a normal request as a job site evolves.
Do you offer a discount for booking multiple containers across one project?
Ask your location directly — multi-container pricing for active job sites is generally handled case by case based on volume and schedule.
Thinking About Selling, Donating, or Recycling First?
Before everything goes in a container, our disposal guides cover what's actually worth selling or recycling for the materials this project generates most.
Still Scoping Out Your Project?
If you're not ready to book yet, send us your info and we'll follow up with pricing once you have more details.