Dumpster Comparison

For construction, demolition or cleanout projects, an open top dumpster is the ideal disposal solution. Learn why renting an open top is cost effective and convenient, the average cost to rent an open top dumpster, and the factors that affect pricing.

Bagster dumpsters are a popular choice for small residential cleanups, but they may not be the optimal choice in all situations. Learn about Bagster pricing, what can and can't go in a Bagster, and other considerations. 

Without proper planning, renting a Bagster or other dumpster bag can be a costly mistake. Learn when a bag dumpster makes sense and when it may actually be less expensive to rent a traditional 10 yard roll-off dumpster instead.

See how the 3 yard dumpster bag, Bagster, compares to renting a standard 10 yard roll-off dumpster, and find out which is the best choice for your cleanup project.

Find out why you should be renting local instead of renting from the big guys, like Waste Management. Save $155 or more in some instances, and get the best customer service.

It can be tempting to reach out to Waste Management or run to your local Home Depot or Lowe's to buy a Bagster for small home projects, but you should know that there are more cost-efficient options on the market. Learn how renting a dumpster from a locally-owned and operated company could end up saving you significantly.

Dumpster rentals come with weight limits, but they vary from one size and provider to the next. Learn all about how to estimate the weight of debris to ensure you don't go over your dumpster's weight allowance.

Renting a dumpster or hiring a junk removal service are two of the top ways to declutter or clear out bulk amounts of waste. Read about the cost and benefits of each disposal solution so you can be a more informed customer.

There are a wide variety of dumpster options available for every type of cleanup project. We'll go over each option to help you choose the best solution for your project.

Learn how to properly vet potential dumpster rental companies to make sure that you get the best service. Sometimes going with the cheapest service costs you in the end.

Read this article to understand why renting the smallest and cheapest dumpster could end up costing you more in the long run.