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The Best Rolloff Dumpster Rental Prices for Construction or Residential Dumpsters.
Roll-Off Dumpster Rentals In Bakersfield, CA
The Dumpster Company is proud to be a part of the thriving Bakersfield business community, supporting residential, commercial and industrial customers with their trash and debris concerns. We provide removable, roll-off dumpsters that are measured in cubic yards and are available to rent for any length of time in 15-yard, 30-yard, and 40-yard sizes.
Bakersfield is a city that rests alongside the Kern River, 113 miles north of Los Angeles, California. It is home to the Buena Vista Museum of Natural History & Science, which focuses on Geology, Anthropology, and Paleontology. On the city’s northeastern edge, the California Living Museum explores the state’s flora and fauna and has a reptile house and a touch tank! To the northeast, trails wind through the mountains of the Kern River Ranger District, part of Sequoia National Forest. Home to nearly 400,000 residents, Bakersfield is one of the most populated cities in the San Joaquin Valley, behind Sacramento and Fresno.
Dumpster Size
The most common uses for the 3 sizes of roll-off containers provided by our expert team at The Dumpster Company are as follows:
15-Yard Containers
Our 15-yard dumpster is perfect for a variety of small to medium-sized projects, such as:
Yard and property clean-ups
Kitchen & bathroom-remodels
Landscaping
And more…
Dimensions:
8-Feet Wide by 15-Feet Long by 4-Feet High
Weight
A 15-yard dumpster rental typically can hold between 2-tons and 3-tons, or 4,000-6,000 pounds of waste. This figure varies by location and type of debris, so calling to discuss your project with one of the professionals from our team is recommended!
30-Yard Containers
30-cubic yards of material is equivalent to approximately 9 full loads in the bed of a large pickup truck, making it perfect for the following types of projects:
Replacing a roof, flooring, patios, and decks
Remodeling a home, restaurant or office building.
Disposing of old appliances and furniture
Removing large, bulky, or hard-to-manage material
Dimensions:
8-feet wide by 22-feet long by 6-feet high.
Weight
Our 30-yard dumpster rental is designed to hold up to 3-tons, which is 6,000 pounds of waste or debris. Now, busted-up concrete and brick are certainly different from wooden planks from a torn-up floor, so it’s a good idea to call us and discuss your project to make certain you are accounting for the type and quantity of the material you expect to produce, and stay under the weight limit.
40-Yard Containers
The largest dumpster rental we make available is usually necessary when an entire building or home is being remodeled or demolished. Our 40-yard container holds up to 40-cubic yards of waste, which is the approximate equivalent of (230) 13-gallon garbage bags. Demolition and construction professionals in the greater Bakersfield area have their eyes fixed on expenses, so this big hunk of metal is the most cost-efficient way to remove the maximum amount of waste and debris. And because fewer total hauls are required for the same amount of material, this is the most cost-efficient size for a major project. But you don’t have to be a heavy construction foreman to rent our largest container, just please keep in mind that a “per-haul” price is fixed, regardless of the level to which the container has been filled, so a do-it-yourself person with a home renovation project is usually better off with a smaller roll-off dumpster rental.
Dimensions:
8-feet Wide by 22-Feet Long by 8 Feet High.
Weight
Normally a 6 to 8-ton limit (12,000-16,000 pounds). Because different types of waste materials can vary greatly in weight, call and “talk shop” with one of our courteous professionals to make sure you’ve planned wisely. The Dumpster Company is here to help your current or future project stay under budget…and on schedule!
Why Rent Rent a Roll-Off Container
After kicking the idea around for years, you’ve finally decided to remodel the kitchen. Say goodbye to those outdated countertops and scratched flooring. Into the dumpster, it all goes!
Your home needs the roof to be replaced. Experienced do-it-yourself homeowners know that a roofing job produces a bunch of old shingles, and sometimes wood. (Calling a roofing contractor is recommended for everyone else!)
You’re cleaning out the basement, which is not the most popular of tasks. Having a dumpster strategically parked in your driveway makes tossing all that ripped-up carpet, furniture and other material a lot easier.
Garage clean-out day. We recommended this once every year, at a minimum!
You’re expecting a baby, and congratulations are in order! That child is going to need a bedroom, so maybe consider painting that one at the top of the stairs pink or blue.
So much clutter has accumulated at your office building, your visitors sometimes have difficulty finding their way back out to their cars!
You’re beginning your bathroom remodeling project. After you tear out the old tile around your bathtub, there’ll be no need to look too closely at the grunge. Just pitch it!
It’s time for Spring Cleaning! A fresh breeze is blowing in from an open window, and you just can’t wait to rid the house of anything old and musty.
Say goodbye to scrawny shrubs, the cracked concrete patio, and haggard-looking shed, and hello to new outdoor furniture and margaritas on your new multi-level deck.
You’re cleaning out the attic. Do you remember the last time you took an inventory of all the stuff you have up there? Clean out all the junk, and you just might have the square footage to create a useful room, studio or even a home office.
You previously ran a home-based business from the second bedroom, and the planned arrival of some extended family for a week-long visit is the perfect reason to convert it back.
Construction debris can pile up quickly. Remember that our dumpster drivers can deliver units that accommodate up to 40 cubic yards of material.
You have acquired a new rental property and you can’t believe all the junk the former residents left behind when moved out.
Your basement has flooded. The problem with this is that once carpeting, books, and furniture get soaked, mold can set- in quickly. Tie to dispose of all of it, and quickly!
