T and M Hauling LLC
T and M Hauling LLC provides a range of roll-off dumpster sizes to accommodate your specific requirements, including 15-yard roll-off dumpsters, ideal for small projects... more
On the Move, Junk Removal and Dump Trailer Rental
Our team at On the Move Junk Removal can clear out large or small debris from around your home. Dump trailer rentals and junk removal... more
Cascadia Transport LLC
Cascadia Transport LLC is a licensed and insured company based in Bend, OR that specializes in dumpster rentals, debris removal, junk removal, building material delivery,... more
Cascade Disposal
Located in Bend, Oregon, Cascade Disposal is proud to provide our community with clean, reliable waste disposal services. We provide residential and commercial roll-off and... more
Bend Garbage & Recycling
Bend Garbage & Recycling is locally owned and operated out of Bend, Oregon and serves surrounding areas with our quality customer service, equipment rentals, and... more
Wilderness Garbage & Recycling
At Wilderness Garbage & Recycling, we work hard to meet all of your disposal and recycling needs. We are committed to prompt delivery and pickup,... more
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Roll Off Dumpster Tips for Sisters, OR
How much weight is included in my dumpster rental cost?
Generally, the bigger the container, the more weight you are allowed.
Here are some rough estimates:
- 10 yarder: 1-3 tons of included weight
- 20 yarder: 3 tons of included weight
- 30 yarder: 3-4 tons of included weight
- 40 yarder: 4-6 tons of included weight
Some rental providers offer unlimited weight with each rental, however, you are not allowed to overload the dumpster beyond a certain point.
For example, there may be a “fill line” painted on the inside of the container you must keep the debris level below.
Other rental providers charge you almost exclusively by weight rather than charging you a base rate + including a weight allowance.
This is an affordable choice if your debris is lightweight, such as lumber or household trash.
This may not always be cost-effective for heavy debris, such as concrete or roofing shingles.