Michael Nawojski

RMS rents seven sizes, from 10 to 40 yards. Michael’s sizing articles explain how big each box is, what fits in it, and when the next size up is worth the money. Start with the dumpster size guide.

Every box includes a set amount of weight, from one ton on the 10, 12, and 15 Yard to four tons on the 40 Yard, and anything over it is $65 per ton. Concrete, dirt, and brick go only in the 20 Yard Long Heavy Duty box, filled to the halfway point. Michael’s weight articles cover why those rules exist and how to stay under the line. The sizes and prices page has the included weight for every size, and what can go in a dumpster has the list of what cannot.

Call in the morning, and the box is often on the ground before lunch; next day nearly always. Pickup is automatic on the seventh day unless you call or text for an earlier one, and extra days are $25 each. Michael’s delivery and pickup articles explain the drop, the clearance the truck needs, and what happens on day seven. The FAQ page has the short answers.

Contractors and builders rent differently: more than one box, longer stays, and pickups on a schedule, daily, weekly, or monthly. Michael’s jobsite articles cover placement, loading, and keeping a site clean between pickups. Start with construction dumpster rental.