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Dumpster Rental Prices in Connecticut

Four flat rates, $447 to $899. Delivery, pickup, dumping, 7 days, and a weight allowance included in every one. This page is the whole fee schedule.

  • 16,000+

    jobs completed

  • 4.99

    463 reviews

  • Family-owned

    since 2014 (12 years)

  • Licensed & insured

    in Connecticut & New York

Dumpster pricing in Connecticut is a mess of asterisks — base rates that exclude dump fees, "starting at" numbers nobody actually pays, weight rules discovered on the final invoice. This page is the opposite: our four flat rates, every fee that can possibly attach to them, and the honest math on what loads really weigh. It's the same rate card our dispatchers use, published.

We've been hauling in Connecticut since 2014 — over 16,000 jobs — and the pricing model hasn't needed a footnote yet: one flat rate per size, statewide. The table below is generated from the same pricing constants that drive our booking system, so it can't drift out of date.

The rate card — all four sizes

Up-front pricing. No zone pricing. Each size includes delivery, pickup, dumping, the 7-day rental window, and a weight allowance shown below. Standard add-ons disclosed up-front and confirmed at booking. Tap any size for the dedicated size guide.

Included in your base rate

  • Delivery and pickup
  • Dumping at licensed transfer station
  • 7-day rental window
  • Included weight per size (see size table)
  • No zone pricing or driveway surcharges across our service area

Standard add-ons (disclosed up-front)

  • Overweight: $0.10 per pound over the included cap
  • Extension day: $15 per day beyond the 7-day window
  • Tire (if loaded): $50 each
  • CFC appliance (refrigerator, freezer, AC, dehumidifier — if loaded): $50 each
  • Mattress or box spring (if loaded): $50 each

Add-on charges reflect actual transfer-station and disposal fees passed through to you — we don't mark up overweight, extra items, or disposal costs.

Final pricing confirmed at booking based on actual weight, rental length, and items loaded.

What can’t go in the dumpster
  • Paint, solvents, oil, household chemicals (route through CT DEEP hazardous waste)
  • Batteries — any kind, lithium especially
  • Asbestos-containing materials (specialized hauler required)
  • Tires (route to a tire dealer or pay $50/each disposal fee if loaded)
  • Medical waste
  • Liquids of any kind
  • Customer is responsible for re-routing prohibited items. See the full prohibited-items list for Connecticut.

What you see is what you book — no zone pricing, no driveway surcharges, no weekend delivery fees. Standard charges for overweight, extension days, and certain prohibited items disclosed above and confirmed at booking.

What actually drives your final number

Four things move a Connecticut dumpster bill. In order of how often they matter:

1. Size. The four tiers run $447 / $547 / $647 / $899. The right size is a project question, not a budget question — the step between sizes is small compared to the cost of a second haul when a too-small can fills early. Size-specific guidance: 10-yard, 15-yard, 20-yard, 30/40-yard.

2. Weight. Each size includes a disposal allowance — 1,000 lbs (10-yard), 2,000 lbs (15), 4,000 lbs (20), 6,000 lbs (30/40 pair). Past it: $0.10 per pound, the transfer station's rate with no markup. Household junk and furniture rarely exceed the allowance. Tile, plaster, and roof shingles regularly do — a shingle square runs about 300 lbs, which is why roof jobs get sized by squares, not by looking at the can.

3. Days. 7 days are included; after that it's $15 a day. Most projects finish inside the window. Renovations that slip can extend by phone — cheaper than rushing a contractor.

4. Item fees. Three passthroughs recyclers charge us, disclosed before booking: mattress/box spring $50, CFC appliance $50, tire $50 — each.

And the things that DON'T move the number, because they're already in it: delivery, pickup, dump fees, fuel, and your address. No zone pricing anywhere in the service area.

Know your size? Book it now.

The rates above are live — no quote round-trip needed.

What people actually end up paying

Base rate versus all-in cost is the honest conversation most dumpster sites skip. We published the data instead: the Fairfield County Dumpster Cost Report computes median all-in costs, overage frequency, and typical over-allowance load weights from our own multi-year job ledger. It's Fairfield County data specifically — we don't clone its numbers onto other counties — but the mechanics it documents (why heavy loads overage, what the base-versus-all-in gap looks like) apply to every load we haul, in any county.

Short version: most household-junk loads pay the base rate and nothing else. Dense-debris loads should budget for weight overage — and with the $0.10/lb rate published, you can budget it before the can arrives instead of discovering it after.

The same rate, county by county

The rate card doesn't change across the service area, so the county pages below are about what does change — dispatch cadence, depot routing, and delivery logistics:

Town-level pages (121 of them, all reachable from Service Area) cover local specifics: permits, transfer stations, placement realities.

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Connecticut dumpster pricing FAQs

Why do dumpster quotes vary so much between CT companies?
Mostly because "the price" means different things. Some operators advertise a low base rate that excludes dump fees, weight, or delivery, then bill the rest after pickup. Our number works the other way: $447 to $899 by size, with delivery, pickup, dumping, 7 days, and a per-size weight allowance inside it. The only variables left are the ones you control — how heavy the load runs and how long you keep the can.
What's the single biggest driver of the final cost?
Weight. Every size includes a disposal allowance (1,000 lbs on the 10-yard up to 6,000 lbs on the 30/40 pair), and past it you pay $0.10 per pound — the transfer station's scale rate passed through. Light household loads rarely touch the allowance; dense renovation debris (tile, plaster, shingles) regularly exceeds it. That's not a gotcha, it's how disposal economics work industry-wide — we just publish the rate.
Do prices change by town or county?
No. The rate is identical in Greenwich, Hartford, Torrington, and Old Lyme — no zone pricing, no fuel surcharges, no driveway-difficulty fees. What changes by geography is dispatch cadence: same-day is the norm near our Stamford and West Haven yards, next-day the default at the far edges of the service area.
Are there any fees beyond the base rate?
Three item passthroughs, all disclosed up front: mattresses or box springs $50 each, CFC appliances (refrigerators, freezers, ACs, dehumidifiers) $50 each, tires $50 each — those are what recyclers charge us, passed through. Plus $15 per day if you keep the can past day 7, and the $0.10/lb weight overage. That's the complete list.
Is the 30/40-yard price for one container or two?
One price, two 20-yard cans — we don't run a single physical 30- or 40-yarder. $899 covers the pair: side by side, split across two sites, or swapped as each fills, with 6,000 lbs of combined disposal included.

Up-front pricing, statewide

Call (203) 219-8855 (Mon–Fri 8 AM – 4 PM live, AI after-hours and weekends) or book online. Same-day delivery when you call before 11 AM near either yard.