Homeowners and contractors get the same phone number, the same dumpsters, and the same 24-hour delivery target.
Household work is the bulk of what our dumpsters haul. Garage and attic cleanouts, a bathroom or a kitchen coming apart, carpet going out of a whole house, a shed that finally gave up, limbs piled at the road after a hurricane remnant drags across the Triangle. Most of that lands on the 10-yard or the 15-yard, and most of it is a one-dumpster job that starts and finishes inside the 7-day rental.
Dumpsters go on your driveway rather than the street, which is why permits never come up on a homeowner job here. Ask when you order and driveway protection goes down before the dumpster does. Every dumpster wears a painted max fill line, so nobody has to guess how high is too high. Estate cleanouts are the one to phone about instead of booking blind: forty years of a house rarely fits the size anyone guesses first, and it costs less to plan a swap up front than to discover you need one halfway through a Saturday.
The rest of the work is trade work: new builds through Johnston County, remodels, roof tear-offs, siding, light demolition. What changes for a contractor isn't the dumpster, it's the cadence. Debris comes off a job for weeks, so the question stops being which size and becomes how fast a full one gets replaced. Contractor rentals run two weeks instead of the homeowner seven, and swaps get scheduled on a text.
Most crews never touch the online store. They text the site address and the size to Logan's cell and get on with the day. With 30 dumpsters working across seven counties we can hold dumpsters on several of your addresses at once, and each one bills as its own rental so the disposal cost stays attached to the job that made it.
Every service on this page runs on the same four dumpsters: the 10, 15, and 20-yard roll-offs plus the concrete dumpster. A roofing dumpster isn't a special dumpster, and a contractor doesn't get a different box than a homeowner for the same size and the same days. What genuinely differs page to page is the advice, what fills the dumpster first, what the weight does, and what to have sorted before the truck turns into the driveway.
The quoting is the same everywhere too. Call or text with your town and what you're loading, and you get one total covering delivery, pickup, and the dump fee, with nothing added later on the invoice. Three things can move that number: weight past the included tonnage, days past the rental, and mattresses at the small per-piece fee the county transfer stations charge us. The pricing page walks through them, and the size guide handles the other half of the question.
Two yards do the work: Willow Spring covers Wake, Harnett, and the west side of Johnston, and Kenly covers the east side out through Wilson, Wayne, Greene, and Pitt. Having a yard at each end is why we can aim at a 24-hour delivery target on weekdays rather than putting you a week out.
Describe the job on the phone and we'll point you at the right dumpster. It usually takes about two minutes.
