10 to 40 yard containers delivered to your driveway, usually within the same week. Real prices published right on this page — no quote runaround, and the weight conversation happens before you book, not after.
Describe the pile and we'll tell you the container that fits — including when a smaller one is the cheaper answer because your debris is heavy. Two minutes, a real number, and a delivery day.
The national brokers make you call to find out what anything costs. We publish real Northwest Arkansas ranges, because that's what you actually want to know.
The classic dumpster bait is a low headline price with a small tonnage allowance and an overage charge waiting at the end. We ask what you're throwing away before quoting, so the weight conversation happens up front.
Fayetteville and Washington County are among the fastest-growing parts of America — containers run tight in roofing season. Book when the job is scheduled, not when the pile hits the ceiling.
Every rate includes delivery, pickup, disposal and a 7-day rental window. Ranges reflect debris type — call and we'll pin down your exact number in about two minutes.
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If it came out of a house, a yard or a job site, it almost certainly goes in. Here is what actually fills our containers — and what to mention when you call, so we size for your load instead of guessing.
Garages, basements, attics and estate clearing — bins, boxes, broken furniture and the decade of things behind them. This is the most common call we get.
Residential rentals →
Framing lumber, plywood, drywall, trim, cabinets, flooring and insulation. Mixed loads are fine — it is the weight, not the mix, that changes the price.
Construction & job sites →
Heavy material fills a container by weight long before it fills it by volume, so it goes in a dedicated 10-yard priced by the ton. Tell us before you load it, not after.
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Shingles, felt and decking offcuts. A 20-yard takes roughly 25 to 30 squares of single-layer asphalt — give us layers and squares and we will size it so you are not paying overage.
Roofing & job sites →
Limbs, brush, hedge trimmings and log sections. Northwest Arkansas gets these in bursts after ice and wind, and containers run tight for days afterwards — call early.
Residential rentals →
Couches, mattresses, dressers, bed frames and carpet. One exception worth knowing before you load it: anything with refrigerant — fridges, freezers, window AC units — has to be handled separately. The refrigerant has to be professionally recovered first. Ask us and we will point you at the options.
Residential rentals →Call or send the form. Describe what you're tearing out and we'll tell you the size that fits — including when a smaller container is the cheaper answer because your debris is heavy.
We place it where you want it, usually the driveway, with boards under the rails to protect the surface. Nobody needs to be home as long as the spot is clear.
Load it over your rental week. Call when you're done — or if you need extra days, ask before the week ends. Pickup and disposal are already in your price.
A roll-off is set down on wooden boards that spread the load and protect your concrete. Driveway placement also avoids the right-of-way permit question entirely — on your own property, no permit is needed.
Tell us about steep grades, low branches or tight HOA rules ahead of time. Fayetteville's hills are real, and placement is far easier to plan than to fix.
Most renovation debris is fine. The refused list is short — but one prohibited item in a load is what turns a quoted price into a problem, so it's worth thirty seconds of reading.
*Heavy materials — tell us up front so we size for weight, not volume.
Appliances with refrigerant need it professionally recovered first. Fully dried latex paint in the can is usually fine — ask.
Including the two cases where you probably shouldn't rent from us at all.
Fayetteville residents can drop yard waste free at the city's Compost & Mulch Facility, 1708 S. Armstrong Ave., with a recent water bill as proof of residency. Open Tuesdays and Thursdays 8am–3pm, plus the first Saturday 8am–noon (Nov–Mar) and the first two Saturdays (Apr–Oct). If your job is purely a yard cleanup, that's the cheaper route.
Source: City of Fayetteville Waste & Recycling. Verified October 2026.
The city's Trash Transfer Station at 1560 S. Happy Hollow Rd. takes loads Monday–Friday 7am–2pm and Saturday 7–10am, charged by weight with a minimum per disposal. They take cash, check and major cards — but not Discover. Everything must be unloaded inside those hours, which is why a DIY haul often costs two half-days off work.
Source: City of Fayetteville Waste & Recycling. Verified October 2026.
Construction and demolition debris from Northwest Arkansas is routed to the Eco-Vista Landfill on Arbor Acres Road in Springdale. Recyclable material pulled from loads goes to the city's Material Recovery Facility on S. Happy Hollow Rd.
Facility information current as of October 2026.
A 20-yard container filled with shingles, concrete, tile or dirt will hit its weight limit long before it looks full. This is the single most common cause of a surprise charge in this industry. If your debris is mostly heavy, size down and tell us what it is — the 10 vs 20 yard comparison shows why — that conversation costs nothing and saves the overage.
Garage and attic cleanouts, estate clearing, moving purges, DIY remodels, storm debris. Common work in Springdale and , where most of the housing is established. NWA ice storms fill dumpsters every winter — call early when a storm's on the way.
New builds, remodels, roof tear-offs and commercial clear-outs — a lot of it in , the fastest-growing city in the region. Tell us the job length and we'll work to your schedule rather than ours — a container sitting full is a crew standing still.
Two minutes on the phone: size recommendation, one honest price, and a delivery day.