Camden County Dumpster Rental, done right.

Every rental comes at one flat, all-in rate based on the size you pick — it covers delivery, pickup, a set weight allowance, and your 7–10 day rental, with no fuel surcharges or surprise fees added later. Because the price depends on the size and the kind of debris, the fastest way to an exact number is a quick call or the quote form — we'll give you a firm, all-in price for your address.

A 10 yard handles small cleanouts, single-room renovations, and heavy debris like concrete. A 15 yard suits flooring tear-outs and garage cleanouts. A 20 yard is our most popular — right for whole-home remodels, large cleanouts, and roof tear-offs. A 30 yard is best for new construction, major renovations, and commercial jobs. When in doubt, call us and we'll help you choose in under two minutes.

Yes. When you order before noon, we can usually deliver the same day across most of Camden County. Call to confirm same-day availability — next-day delivery is available on most orders, and booking a day or two ahead guarantees your window.

Our standard rental includes a 7–10 day period, which covers most projects. Need more time? Call before your pickup date and we'll extend your rental at a low, disclosed daily or weekly rate — no surprise fees for going over your window.

Every dumpster includes a set tonnage allowance (2 to 4 tons depending on size). If your load goes over that limit, a flat per-ton overage applies — and we tell you that rate when you book, not when we pick up, so you're never blindsided at the end of your rental.

Dumpsters placed on private property — your driveway, yard, or job site — generally don't need a permit. If the container has to sit on a public street, your municipality may require a short-term permit. We'll tell you whether your spot needs one and point you to the right local office.

Heavy containers can mark older concrete or asphalt, so we slide protective boards under the rollers before we set any dumpster down. Most Camden County driveways handle our roll-offs without issue, and the boards are a simple precaution worth taking on older surfaces.

Prohibited items include liquid paint, chemicals, asbestos, propane tanks, tires, electronics, medical waste, and appliances containing refrigerants like fridges and air conditioners. Most household junk, construction debris, yard waste, and renovation materials are fine — call us if you're unsure about a specific item before loading.