
Residential Dumpster Rental
Most people renting a container for the first time want to know three things: what it will cost, how fast it arrives, and what…
Learn moreFlat-rate roll-off containers delivered across Turlock and Stanislaus County - from downtown and the historic downtown out to Denair, Keyes, Ceres, the Stanislaus State area and the Central Valley towns along Highway 99 and Monte Vista Avenue. Honest sizing, protected driveways, storm and seasonal cleanup, and the hauling done for you - covered to the Turlock Transfer Station and Fink Road Landfill, because construction debris can't go out with curbside pickup, and the San Joaquin Valley Air District won't let you burn it. One flat price covering delivery, the rental, collection and disposal.
Whatever the project, a container is only useful if it's the right size, it sits level and protected on your driveway, and the debris is routed to the transfer station or the Fink Road Landfill.

Most people renting a container for the first time want to know three things: what it will cost, how fast it arrives, and what…
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Businesses along Monte Vista Avenue, Geer Road and the downtown Turlock core rely on us for containers that show up when…
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Contractors and builders working Turlock's new subdivisions and the metro's endless remodels need a hauler who keeps the site…
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The open-top roll-off is the workhorse behind nearly every job we do - remodels, cleanouts, roofing, construction and heavy…
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Shingles are deceptively heavy, so a roofing tear-off is all about matching the container to the weight, not just the pile. We…
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Clearing a whole house - an estate, a move, a foreclosure or years of accumulation - is a big job, and a roll-off on the…
Learn moreThe most requested size is the 20 yard. The size we most often recommend instead is the 15.
About 12 ft long x 8 ft wide x 3.5 ft high · Included tonnage suited to heavy material; overage per ton quoted up front · About 3-4 pickup truck loads
See this sizeAbout 14 ft long x 8 ft wide x 4 ft high · Included tonnage covers most mixed remodel debris; overage per ton quoted up front · About 5-6 pickup truck loads
See this sizeAbout 16 ft long x 8 ft wide x 4.5 ft high · Generous included tonnage; overage per ton quoted up front · About 7-8 pickup truck loads
See this sizeAbout 20 ft long x 8 ft wide x 6 ft high · High included tonnage for bulky loads; overage per ton quoted up front · About 9-12 pickup truck loads
See this sizeTell us the project, what's coming out, where the container will sit and when you need it. Ninety seconds and we'll size it correctly - dense old-home debris and wet valley clay included.
Delivery, the rental period, collection and the a transfer station transfer-station disposal, plus a tonnage allowance, in a single number - with the overage rate stated up front.
We set the container to meet the city's rules - arranging a street spot if needed - then plank under it on every delivery so it sits level on the sandy clay and your driveway is protected. No charge, and you don't have to ask.
Load level with the rim. Call when you're done. Every load leaves covered and secured for the haul to the transfer station or the Fink Road Landfill, as California requires.
The local rules are why you need a container. In Turlock, the Stanislaus County Recycling Center takes household recyclables, brush, tires and oil - but not the construction debris from a remodel or a clean-out, which has to go to the transfer station or the Fink Road Landfill. The City's own guidance says it plainly: for a large clean-out or remodel, contract a licensed hauler for a dumpster. And under the San Joaquin Valley Air District rules you can't burn construction, demolition or commercial waste. So a real project's debris goes covered to the transfer station or the Fink Road Landfill, and as a local crew we know the routing and point the Freon appliances, tires and brush the right way.
California and Stanislaus County route several things carefully. Clean scrap metal and clean concrete can be recycled rather than landfilled; clean brush can go to the county recycling centers, and tires and oil route to the Stanislaus County centers; Turlock runs a household hazardous waste and e-waste drop-off on a hazardous-waste collection; and pressure-treated lumber can't be burned at all, so it goes in the container. We flag all of it early and point you to the right place.
Comments passed to our office by customers across Turlock and the surrounding Stanislaus County communities.
Gutted a kitchen in one of the older downtown Turlock bungalows and had no idea construction debris can't go out with the city carts. Grant had a 15 yard on the driveway the next morning, one flat price, and hauled it clean. Made a tear-out simple.
We build out near Stanislaus State and Turlock Dumpster Rental Solutions keep containers swapped on schedule so a crew never stands around waiting on an empty. Upfront pricing, no surprise fees. They're the only hauler we call now.
Tore off an old roof out toward Hilmar and the shingles were heavier than I figured. Diego sized me a 15 yard so I stayed under the weight limit, dropped it right where I needed it, and swapped it fast when it filled. Knew exactly how it works here.
We deliver throughout Turlock and across Stanislaus and Merced County - Modesto, Ceres, Denair and Keyes - plus Hilmar, Delhi, Hughson, Waterford, Riverbank, Newman and the surrounding Central Valley towns. Every area below has its own page covering local access, the routing and what to expect on the ground.
One call gets you a flat rate, an honest size recommendation, the debris rules handled and a delivery slot.
(209) 250-8487Every quote is one flat rate covering delivery, the rental period, collection, disposal and a tonnage allowance. Construction debris goes covered to the transfer station or the Fink Road Landfill, and that's built into the price. Call with the details for a real figure and the per-ton overage rate.
No - the Stanislaus County recycling centers take household recyclables, brush, tires and oil, not construction debris. That goes to the transfer station or the Fink Road Landfill, and a roll-off is the clean way to get it there. Burning it is prohibited under the San Joaquin Valley Air District rules.
A container on your own driveway is straightforward - we place it to meet the city's rules. If it must sit in the street or public right-of-way, that's arranged with the City of Turlock first, and we handle it.
It depends far more on the material than the volume. Dense debris such as plaster, tile, concrete and the wet valley clay reaches a weight limit before it fills the container, so a smaller box filled properly is usually cheaper. Bulky, light material such as furniture and new-build offcuts suits the larger sizes. Tell us the project.
Yes - it's central to what we do in the northern the Turlock metro. After a winter storm or the spring thaw we get large containers out fast so you can clear limbs, fencing and ruined contents in one pass. Brush and yard waste we haul for you, and treated wood can't be burned - so a container is often the simpler route. Demand spikes area-wide, so call early.
Household hazardous waste - paint, solvents, motor oil, antifreeze, pool chemicals - is prohibited and handled through the Turlock drop-off on a hazardous-waste collection on Fridays and Saturdays. Electronics go to e-waste collection, tires route to their own handling for a fee, and appliances need any Freon recovered. Everything else from a normal project goes in the box.
We plank under the rollers and rails on every delivery, at no charge, to spread the weight and protect the surface - which matters on the sandy clay ground that softens in the spring thaw.
Usually next day, and often same day if a run is already heading your way, since our yard is right here in Turlock. Call before mid-morning for the best chance of same-day.