Construction & C&D Dumpster Rental

Construction and demolition debris is heavier and bulkier than a household cleanout, so sizing matters more here. A bathroom gut or a single-room remodel in Hillcrest or The Heights usually fits a 10-yard bin, that size handles dense debris without going over weight. A full kitchen tear-out, a roof replacement in Cammack Village, or a whole-house remodel in Chenal Valley leans toward a 20 or 30-yard roll-off so your crew keeps loading instead of waiting on a swap. Framing and new-construction scrap out in West Little Rock or Otter Creek is light and lofty, so the 30 or 40-yard bin earns its keep on volume, not tonnage.

The split that trips up most job sites is weight. Concrete, brick, block, and asphalt are dense enough to blow past a mixed-debris allowance fast, so those go in a separate, lower, heavy-debris bin. Mixed wood-and-drywall demo rides in a standard construction dumpster. Tell us what you're tearing out, a demo in the Quapaw Quarter or a slab removal in Capitol View, and we match the bin to the material so you aren't paying overage on a load of broken concrete.

All-in flat pricing is the point here. The quote covers delivery, your tonnage allowance, pickup, and the dump fee, and we tell you the per-ton overage rate up front so there's no surprise line item after the truck leaves. On a working site, driveway and street access matter: Riverdale and Stifft Station lots are often tight, so we confirm the drop spot before delivery and set the bin with boards under the wheels to protect your surface. If you're waiting on an inspection or a subcontractor, hold the bin as long as the project needs, swaps and extra time get quoted the same plain way.