Residential Dumpster Rentals Across Canyon County
Our Canyon County residential dumpster rentals serve homeowners in subdivisions, rural areas, and other residential settings, including Nampa. We also provide residential rentals in Ada County, including Meridian and Kuna.
How Renting a Dumpster Works
Residential scheduling is handled directly by Rock Solid Dumpsters at (208) 875-4752 so we can confirm the details with you.
Planning Your Rental
Call to Schedule
We talk through your project, debris type, preferred timing, and placement options. We help you pick the right container size based on both the volume and weight of the material. If you call in the morning, we can do our best to get a dumpster to you the same day, subject to availability.
Pricing Confirmed up Front
Your quote includes delivery, pickup, and dump fees for the included weight of the size you rent. Overage weight is billed at $60 per ton, with one ton equal to 2,000 pounds. We explain the applicable costs before delivery.
Delivery, Rental Period & Pickup
Delivery & Placement
We place the container at a practical location for your project, based on available truck access and the condition of the placement area. Our team takes care with your property during drop-off and pickup, following the same property protection practices we discuss before delivery. Placement on a street or public right-of-way may require local approval, so homeowners should check with the city when street placement is being considered.
Rental Period
Residential rentals include 4 days, and Sundays don't count toward your rental period. If your project runs long, extensions are available at $20 per day. Call us before the scheduled pickup so we can update the rental period.
Pickup
When you’re ready, call us to schedule pickup. We haul the loaded container away and handle disposal according to the applicable material and disposal requirements.
Choosing the Right Dumpster Size
The right container depends on both the amount of debris and its density. Household junk and renovation debris may need more volume, while concrete, dirt, rock, and other heavy materials require a container intended for that weight.
Demolition & Excavation Projects
Our 12-yard heavy-duty dumpster is built for dense, heavy materials like concrete, dirt, rock, tile, asphalt, and sod. It holds less volume than the larger containers, but it is intended for the weight of demolition and excavation debris. It fits projects such as removing a patio or concrete walkway, tearing out bathroom tile, or clearing heavy landscaping material.
Cleanouts & Renovation Projects
15-Yard Dumpster
The 15-yard dumpster works well for mid-size cleanouts and single-room renovation projects. It’s a practical fit for garage cleanouts, smaller landscaping jobs, light construction, and interior demolition that doesn’t involve heavy concrete or dirt loads.
20-Yard Dumpster
Our 20-yard dumpster handles larger home renovation projects, including kitchen or bathroom remodels, multi-room cleanouts, roofing tear-offs, deck demolition, and flooring removal.
30-Yard Dumpster
The 30-yard dumpster fits high-volume projects such as whole-home cleanouts, major additions, or significant landscaping work. If you're not sure which size is the better fit, we can compare the project scope and expected debris with you.
35-Yard Dumpster
Our 35-yard dumpster is our largest size, built for whole-home and estate cleanouts, outbuilding or barn demolition, and big property cleanups. Its taller walls make it best for loading with a tractor or other equipment, and it needs room for a longer footprint.
Use this quick project guide:
- Concrete, dirt, rock, asphalt, sod, or tile removal: 12-yard heavy-duty dumpster
- Garage cleanout, single-room update, or smaller landscaping project: 15-yard dumpster
- Roof replacement, deck demolition, or kitchen and bathroom remodel: 20-yard dumpster
- Whole-home cleanout, major addition, or high-volume renovation: 30-yard dumpster
- Estate cleanout, outbuilding demolition, or large property cleanup: 35-yard dumpster
Don’t choose by volume alone when the load includes dense material. Heavy debris should be matched to the 12-yard heavy-duty container and its applicable weight limit. For mixed or unusually bulky loads, we can help you compare sizes before scheduling.
Accepted, Restricted & Prohibited Dumpster Materials
Many common residential cleanout, roofing, landscaping, and renovation materials are accepted. Material rules and disposal requirements determine what can be loaded, so it’s important to confirm anything uncertain before placing it in the dumpster.
Accepted residential materials include:
- Household junk and furniture
- Drywall, lumber, flooring, and roofing shingles
- Concrete, brick, dirt, rock, tile, asphalt, and sod in the appropriate heavy-duty container
- Appliances without freon
- Yard waste and landscaping debris
Prohibited or restricted materials include:
- Hazardous waste, including paint, solvents, chemicals, and pesticides
- Batteries
- Tires (contact us for alternatives)
- Appliances containing freon (contact us for alternatives)
- Asbestos-containing materials
- Liquids of any kind
- Electronics unless confirmed with us before loading
Canyon County provides separate handling information for certain household hazardous waste, paint, tires, batteries, and electronics. An item accepted through a county disposal program isn’t automatically allowed in a private roll-off dumpster.
Call us before loading a questionable item so we can explain the rules that apply to your rental: (208) 875-4752.
