Seven days on the 6, 10, 14 and 15 yard bins, and ten on the 20, 30 and 40. That covers both weekends on a ten-day rental, which is why the larger sizes get the longer window.
Extra days are $10 on the smaller bins and $25 on the larger ones, added by phone without the bin moving. There is no penalty structure and no escalating rate: it is the same figure per day however long you keep it.
Early collection costs nothing. If you finish on day three, call and we will take it on the next run through the area rather than leaving it sitting there. Avoiding extra fees covers the charges that can appear and pricing what each size includes.
7 days6 to 15 yd
10 days20 to 40 yd
$10 to $25Extra day
Managing Time
Four ways to keep a rental period working for you
Book the delivery late
Take the bin once the demolition or packing is done, not before.
Use the weekends
A Friday delivery on a seven-day rental gives you two weekends of work.
Extend before the date
Call before collection day and the bin does not have to move.
Finish early, call
Early collection is free and clears the driveway sooner.
Long Jobs
When a bin rental should be a swap instead
If the bin will be full before the period ends, an extension is the wrong tool. What you actually need is a swap: the full bin collected and an empty one left in its place, usually the same day.
On a construction job that is normal, and it is planned rather than reacted to. On a house clear it happens when the basement turns out worse than expected, which is often enough that it is worth mentioning at the booking.
Where a bin needs to be on site for weeks rather than days, a standing arrangement is cheaper than repeated extensions. Property management covers scheduled service and industrial and plant long site runs.
