Roll-off dumpster rental, dropped off and picked up

How our dumpster rental works

Our containers ride on hooklift trailers. The trailer backs up, tilts and slides the container off onto the ground, and later hooks it and pulls it back up full.

You fill it at your own pace. When it is full, or the job is done, you call or text and we pick it up and take it to be sorted.

If you would rather not do the loading at all, our junk removal crew does it for you in one visit. Our dumpster rental or junk removal comparison shows which one fits which job.

What can go in, and what can’t

Fine: household junk, furniture, remodel debris, drywall, wood, roofing, carpet, yard waste and boxes.

Heavy, so ask first: dirt, rock, concrete, tile and brick. They fill the weight limit long before the container looks full, so they go in their own load or a part load.

Not allowed: paint, chemicals, oil, batteries and other household hazardous waste, which go to the county’s programs (Ventura County hazardous waste); TVs, monitors and computers, which are e-waste (Ventura County e-waste); and anything that may contain asbestos.

Mattresses and appliances can go in, but they are separated at drop-off because they are recycled on their own.

Where the container sits

Most containers go in a driveway or on a flat spot on the property, where the trailer can back straight in. You tell us where it can and can’t go.

A container on a public street or sidewalk usually needs a permit from the city or the county road department, so check before you ask for street placement. On a construction project, ask your building department whether your recycling plan names an authorized hauler, because in unincorporated Ventura County construction debris from permitted projects must go to a sorting facility, an authorized hauler or be reused (Ventura County C&D program).