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"Service was great, we needed the dumpster moved and they were out in no time to place it were we needed it. Thank You very much"
Apex keeps its historic downtown on Salem Street looking like the postcard, while NC-55 and US-64 feed the growth that earned it national fastest-growing-town headlines. Beaver Creek and the greenways thread through subdivisions old enough to need work.
The first waves of Apex subdivisions have hit remodel age, so kitchen guts and flooring pulls are regular calls, alongside roofs by the street as those neighborhoods re-shingle. New construction on the west side keeps builder dumpsters in rotation too.
Apex splits into two placement conversations depending on where you are. Near Salem Street the lots are narrow and the houses sit close to the sidewalk, so we'd rather hear on the phone whether the dumpster is going in the drive or around back than find out on delivery morning. Around back is almost always the easier answer. Out on the west side there's open ground and the question turns into timing instead: a remodel that produces debris in waves is usually better served by one dumpster pulled and replaced as it fills than by leaving a bigger box sitting half loaded for a month.
Apex normally runs off the Willow Spring yard, about 20 miles out, reached on US 1, US 64 and NC 55. Cary, Holly Springs and Morrisville sit along the same routes, and Logan schedules by address, not by town, so the in-between properties are never a complication.
| Dumpster | Dimensions | Included weight | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| 10-Yard Dumpster | 12 × 8 × 3 ft | 1 ton included | garage cleanouts, small bath tear-outs, deck boards, and yard debris |
| 15-Yard Dumpster | 16 × 8 × 5 ft | 2 tons included | room remodels, flooring pulls, and multi-room cleanouts |
| 20-Yard Dumpster | 16 × 8 × 6 ft | 1 or 2 tons included by rental | whole-house cleanouts, roof tear-offs, and kitchen guts |
| Concrete Dumpster | 12 × 7.5 × 2.5 ft | unlimited weight | patio and driveway tear-outs, block walls, and masonry demo |
Call or text (919) 524-4456 for the total and the day.
Apex rates start at $299 for the 10-yard, $345 for the 15-yard, and $395 for the 20-yard, with the concrete dumpster from $400. Those figures cover delivery, pickup, and the dump fee. Apex sits about 20 miles from our Willow Spring yard, on the regular Wake County routes rather than out past them, so there is no separate delivery line to add. Addresses well outside the normal run can carry a mileage charge, and if yours does, Logan tells you on the call rather than putting it on the invoice.
What can move the total, always named on the call:
On a typical Apex lot the dumpster lands on the driveway. That holds from the in-town streets off US 1 to the rural Wake County properties around them: a flat, firm surface with room to back straight in beats a big one every time.
Tight spot? Text Logan a photo before delivery day.
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"Service was great, we needed the dumpster moved and they were out in no time to place it were we needed it. Thank You very much"
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"Everyone was polite and professional. Dumpster was delivered right on time and in a very convenient location. Pricing was also respectable. Would definitely use them again"
In Apex the 10-yard starts at $299, the 15-yard at $345, the 20-yard at $395, and the concrete dumpster at $400. Those are the same rates we quote everywhere: Apex is a Wake County address about 20 miles from our Willow Spring yard, inside the normal run, so no mileage line gets added. Over the phone, in one number. Describe the Apex job and Logan will tell you the size that fits and what the whole thing costs, with delivery, pickup, and the dump fee included. Nothing shows up on the invoice that wasn't said on the call.
No. Your Apex driveway is private property, and private-property placement needs nobody's sign-off in Wake County or anywhere else we deliver. Street placement is the thing that brings a town's right-of-way rules into play, and we simply don't do it. Stuck without a driveway? Talk to Logan before delivery day.
Yes, and it is worth planning around. A wet week in Apex adds real weight, especially to drywall, carpet, and yard debris, and the load bills off what it actually weighs at the scale. It rains the same on every Wake County job, so if the forecast is wet, throwing a tarp over an open load is worth the five minutes it takes.
Yes, and Apex yard jobs are some of the easiest to size. Limbs, brush, leaves, and storm debris are all fine, from an in-town lot to Wake County acreage, and yard waste is bulky rather than heavy, so it fills the space long before it reaches the included tonnage. Size for volume, not weight.
A day or two is plenty for most Apex jobs. Roofing crews and contractors working to a schedule tend to book further out, and after a storm crosses Wake County everyone calls at once, so the earlier the better in those weeks.
Cary, Holly Springs, and Morrisville are all on the same routes as Apex, so a job sitting between towns makes no difference to the quote. Give Logan the address rather than the town and she'll place it exactly.
They do. The trips that serve Apex also carry Raleigh, Fuquay-Varina, Holly Springs, Garner, Cary, Morrisville, and 5 more, and the Wake County page shows everywhere else in Wake County we go. An address anywhere on that map quotes exactly the same way.
The Willow Spring yard: Apex sits on US 1 in Wake County, about 20 miles from it. We keep two yards, Willow Spring and Kenly, so neither end of the area waits behind the other, and both trucks cross over when the day calls for it. The address is what sets the route, not the county line.
Driveway, jobsite, or lot. If your address sits off US 1, US 64 and NC 55, or on the Wake County back roads in between, it is already on the route.
Call or text (919) 524-4456, or book online.