Guides & advice
Six guides written by the people who run the containers, for Valley homeowners and contractors. Sizing math, Phoenix permits, real costs, what can and cannot go in, and monsoon season.
All guides
No filler. Every rule quoted comes from the city, town, county or state that wrote it, with the department to confirm.
Sizing
Quick answer: a 20 yard fits most Phoenix remodels and cleanouts. How to pick between 10, 15, 20, 30 and 40 yards by volume, weight and driveway space — and why the city bulk day will not take the job.
Read the guidePermits
No Phoenix permit on your driveway; a right-of-way permit in the street. Across the 17 cities we serve, the rules run from a County hauler permit to city licences, $2,000 bonds and container seizures. Every city, from its own code.
Read the guideCost
Phoenix-area dumpster rentals generally run about $350–$750. What is inside that number — the $55-a-ton tip fee, the weight allowance, the days — what the cities charge for their own roll-offs, and the permit fees that are and are not published.
Read the guideGuide
Everything in one place: how a roll-off rental works in Phoenix, sizes and weights, what the City collects and what it will not, placement and permits, who may haul, the demolition paperwork, and what goes in the box.
Read the guideGuidelines
The yes list, the Arizona and federal rules behind the no list, what the Phoenix transfer stations and the Glendale landfill refuse, and where every banned item actually goes — tires, batteries, oil, fridges, chemicals and asbestos.
Read the guideStorm season
After a monsoon storm there are two piles: palm fronds and limbs, and broken block wall, fence and roof tile. Where the green waste goes in each Valley city, what goes in the roll-off, how to size it and how to load it safely in the heat.
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