Frequently Asked Questions

Pricing depends on the container size, your rental period, and the type of debris. Call (618) 212-8410 for a straightforward quote — we do not bury pricing behind vague estimates.

We quote plainly up front so you know what to expect. Extra charges typically only apply if weight limits are exceeded or prohibited items are included — both of which we will discuss with you before delivery.

Same-day or next-day delivery is often possible depending on scheduling, but booking a few days ahead gives you the most flexibility on delivery windows, especially during busy spring and summer months.

Standard rental periods typically run about 7 to 10 days, but we can work with longer or shorter timelines depending on your project. Just let us know your timeline when you book.

We accept the common payment methods for both residential and commercial customers. Ask our team about payment options when you call to book.

Yes, just call before your scheduled pickup date and we will work out an extension. It is easier to adjust the timeline with a heads-up than after pickup has already been scheduled.

Most single-room or garage cleanouts fit comfortably in a smaller roll-off, while whole-house cleanouts usually call for a mid-size or larger container. Tell us the scope of the project and we will recommend a size.

Roofing debris is heavy, so size matters less than weight capacity. We will help you pick a container rated for the square footage and roofing material you are tearing off.

A smaller to mid-size roll-off usually handles a bathroom or kitchen remodel well. If you are unsure, describe the project and we will match you to the right container.

Yes, we carry larger roll-off sizes suited to new construction, large renovations, and commercial job sites across Belleville and St. Clair County.

Dumpsters need to be loaded level with the top — not mounded above the walls — for safe transport. If you expect to need more room, ask about upsizing before delivery rather than overfilling.

Yes, each container size comes with a weight allowance. Heavier debris like concrete, roofing shingles, or dirt can hit that limit faster than bulky household items, so let us know your debris type when booking.

In many towns a permit is only needed for street placement, but Belleville is different. The City of Belleville requires dumpster placement to be registered through the Building Department even when the container sits entirely on private property, such as your own driveway. Registered placements are also limited to 30 days, so plan your project timeline accordingly. We can help walk you through what is needed.

Yes. Unlike most municipalities that only regulate placement in the street or public right-of-way, Belleville’s Building Department registration requirement applies to private-property placements like driveways as well, not just curbside or street placement.

Registered dumpster placements in Belleville are limited to 30 days. If your project needs more time, talk to us about renewing or coordinating an extended timeline with the Building Department.

Outside incorporated towns, roads in St. Clair County typically fall under the St. Clair County Highway Department. If your project is in an unincorporated area, placement rules may differ from those inside Belleville city limits.

State routes such as I-64, IL-15, IL-13, IL-158, IL-159, and IL-161 fall under IDOT District 8. Any placement that would affect a state right-of-way requires coordination with IDOT rather than the local municipality.

We can advise you on what Belleville’s Building Department requires and help you understand the process, but property owners are ultimately responsible for filing required registrations. Ask us when you book and we will point you in the right direction.

Household junk, furniture, construction debris, yard waste, drywall, flooring, and general renovation debris are all typically fine. If you are unsure about a specific item, just ask before loading.

No, tires are not allowed in roll-off dumpsters. They require separate handling and disposal through a tire recycling program.

No. Hazardous materials such as paint, solvents, pesticides, and other chemicals cannot go in a roll-off dumpster and need to be taken to a licensed hazardous waste facility.

Many appliances are fine, but those containing refrigerants, like refrigerators, freezers, and some air conditioning units, often need to have the freon properly recovered before disposal. Let us know if your project includes these so we can advise on handling.

No. Illinois state law bans electronics such as TVs, computers, and monitors from landfills, so these items need to go through an approved e-waste recycling program rather than into a dumpster.

Let us know as soon as you realize it. Depending on the item, there may be an additional handling fee, but flagging it early is always better than leaving it for us to discover at the disposal facility.

We deliver throughout St. Clair County, including Fairview Heights, O’Fallon, Swansea, Shiloh, Collinsville, Millstadt, Caseyville, Freeburg, Mascoutah, Lebanon, Smithton, and French Village, in addition to Belleville itself.

Yes, we regularly serve Shiloh and the area around Scott Air Force Base, along with the surrounding St. Clair County communities.

We work with you to pick a spot that is accessible for our trucks, level enough for safe loading, and convenient for your project — usually a driveway, but we can discuss alternatives if needed.

Illinois sees real severe weather, especially during tornado season in the spring, generally peaking around April and May. If conditions turn dangerous, we may need to adjust delivery or pickup timing for safety, and we will communicate any changes with you as early as possible.

Yes, just give us a call when you are ready and we will schedule pickup as soon as our route allows, typically within a day or so depending on your location in St. Clair County.