When it’s more than a few items, stop counting. Our 7 × 14 ft dump trailer is priced by how much of it you fill — quarter, half, three-quarter, or full. Pick the size, see the number, book the slot. Labor, hauling, and disposal are all in.
Same trailer in every photo, filling front to back. Tap the one that looks like your pile.

One item, up to the size of a large sofa, is our minimum. Add more pieces and each one is priced individually — see the item price list. When you’ve got enough to fill a quarter of the trailer, a load price usually wins.
Our trailer is 7 ft wide, 14 ft long, with 4 ft sides. Each load size is a section of that box, loaded level with the sides. Tap a section to select it.
Every pile is different, but these are the loads we see most.
A 15-yard dumpster and our full load hold about the same. The difference is everything around it.
A dumpster sits in your driveway waiting for you to fill it. We show up with a crew and it’s gone the same visit.
No steel box dropped on your concrete for a week, no permit for the street, no HOA letter.
Dumpster rentals are booked in days. Our loads are booked in hours, with a two-hour arrival window you pick.
Rental, delivery, pickup, tonnage overage, fuel — a dumpster bill has line items. Ours has one.
The pictures above show what the sizes mean. These show what they look like on a Tuesday.


