Dumpster Rental Fort Worth

The cost of a dumpster rental in Fort Worth varies based on size, rental duration, location, and debris type. Ordering the right size from the start helps avoid the expense of having to rent an additional dumpster and make sure you only pay for what you need. Additionally, refrain from overfilling to prevent extra fees.    

Certain items, such as hazardous waste and batteries, are prohibited in our dumpster rentals. View our full guide to see what you can and can’t throw into a dumpster. For hazardous waste disposal, visit Fort Worth’s Environmental Services.

You don’t need a permit if the dumpster is on private property. However, you typically need a permit if your dumpster will block a public right-of-way, such as a street or sidewalk. For more details, visit our page on dumpster rental permits and check out the City of Fort Worth’s development services page for general permit information and residential permit guidelines.

Clear the way: Whether it’s a construction dumpster rental or a small dumpster for home use, we'll need about 60 feet of space to deliver the container. Please clear your desired drop-off location, and move any obstructions that would prevent the truck from having access to it, such as cars, flower pots, toys, etc.

Look up: Most trucks need about 23 feet of vertical clearance to raise the dumpster and place it. However, we do have more compact trucks that do not need as much clearance. If you think there will be an issue, please call and let us know.