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FAQ

Our goal is 100% customer satisfaction.

Please take a moment to read the following information on Firefighter Dumpster's waste removal containers.

These polices help us provide the most efficient, hassle-free and economic service to you. 

To avoid additional charges, please follow these rules and laws for safe, prompt service.

WHAT CAN'T I PUT IN A DUMPSTER?

By law, we cannot accept any of the following:

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  • toxic/hazardous waste

  • paint

  • herbicides

  • pesticides

  • asbestos

  • chemicals

  • oil

  • tires

  • fuels

  • appliances with Freon 

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An 18 Yard Dumpster is 12 Ft. Long, 8 Ft. Wide, and 6 Ft. Tall

IS THERE A WEIGHT LIMIT?

Yes! The price of the 18 yard container includes 4,000 lbs. Anything over 4,000 lbs will be charged at a rate of $50 per half ton up to 10,000 lbs total. If you are loading heavy material such as dirt, rock, concrete, brick, sod, shingles, asphalt you will have to contact FF Dumpster's office for instructions on loading.

CAN I FILL THE CONTAINER TO THE TOP?

All materials must be inside the container, nothing over the top of container. By law we are required to tarp each load for transport. Heavy materials such as dirt, rock, concrete, brick, sod, asphalt should not fill the container over 16 inches from the bottom. All materials that exceed the top of container must be removed. We cannot pick up a container that is over full. You will be responsible for removing excess and a $100.00 return trip fee will be charged to return and pick-up container. 

HOW LONG CAN I KEEP THE CONTAINER?

The price includes a rental period of up to 10 days. You may extend the rental period for a additional $5.00 a day. 

WILL CONTAINER BE PICKED UP AUTOMATICALLY?

No! Please call when container is ready for pick-up. It is your responsibility to give our office a 24-48 hours notice. 

CAN I MOVE THE CONTAINER?

No! We will do our best to place your container in a convenient and safe space.  You may not move the container. Moving containers causes damage to the underside. If damage occurs, you are responsible for the cost of repair. We do expect normal wear and tear. 

*As a renter you are responsible for the contents of the container and any damage (other than normal wear and tear) that occurs to our container while on your site. We hope this answers any questions you may have. We will be more than happy to help you with your specific needs.*

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