No obligation. The partner confirms the price, payment and drop-off details with you before anything is delivered.
Here's the short version. You fill out the form on this page, or you call or text us. We send your request to one independent local hauling partner. That partner is the one who rents you the dumpster. They set the price, and they reach out to you themselves.
We keep it to one partner on purpose. Your number doesn't go out to a long list of companies.
Your name and number, the address, where the dumpster would sit, and roughly when you need it. A line about what's going in it helps, too.
Your request goes to our local hauling partner. Just the one.
They confirm the price, payment and drop-off details with you before anything is delivered. If it doesn't work for you, you say no. That's all there is to it.
We'd rather not put a number on this page that turns out wrong for you. The price of a dumpster depends on a handful of things: the size you need, how long you keep it, what goes in it, and where it sits.
Those details are different for every job, so the partner works out the price for yours. They confirm the price, payment and drop-off details with you before anything is delivered. You're under no obligation to say yes.
If you're weighing a dumpster against other ways to clear a pile, our cost guide lays out what a dumpster, a trip to the county drop-off, and a hauling crew each ask of you.
The form asks where the dumpster would go: the driveway, the street or curb, or the yard. If you haven't decided yet, pick "Not sure yet." The partner can talk it through with you.
If it has to sit on the street, ask the partner whether a city permit is needed. We can't answer that one for you, so it's worth raising early, before a drop-off date is set.
You also don't have to be home for the drop-off. Just tell us on the form, and the partner can send the invoice ahead of time.
A dumpster or a crew is for the big jobs. Think construction debris from a remodel or a renovation. Think an estate cleanout, when a whole house has to be cleared. Or a warehouse or commercial space that needs emptying out.
The same form works for those jobs. So does a call. Tell us what kind of job it is in the notes box, and we'll pass it along with the rest of your request.
If you'd rather have a crew do the loading, these two pages explain how that works here in Charlotte.
Here's the honest difference. With a dumpster, you do the loading yourself, and you can take several days to do it. With a crew, they load everything and haul it away in one visit.
A dumpster suits you if you'd like to work at your own pace and you don't mind the lifting. A crew suits you if you want it gone in one go and you'd rather not lift a thing.
Our cost guide puts the options side by side, with the questions worth asking before you rent a dumpster from anyone.
Fill this out and we'll send it to our local hauling partner. Only your name, phone number and the address are required.
It depends on the size you need, how long you keep it, what goes in it, and where it sits. That's why we don't post one price. The partner confirms the price, payment and drop-off details with you before anything is delivered, and you're under no obligation to say yes.
No, you don't have to be home. Tell us on the form, and the partner can send the invoice ahead of time.
If it has to sit on the street, ask the partner whether a city permit is needed. We can't answer that one for you, so it's a good thing to bring up early.
If you'd like to load it yourself, a little at a time over several days, a dumpster fits. If you'd rather a crew load it and haul it away in one visit, a crew fits. The cost guide compares the two.
One independent local hauling partner. 704 Junk is a referral service, not a dumpster company. We send your request to that partner, they rent you the dumpster and set the price, and they may pay us a referral fee.
Send a request with the form, or text or call us, and we'll pass it along to our local hauling partner.