Commercial dumpster rental in Lexington, KY is for the jobs a green cart and a pickup truck can't keep up with. Contractors, property managers and business owners in Lexington and the rest of Fayette County call us for 10, 20 and 30 yard roll-offs. You tell us the job and where the box should sit, and we help you pick the size.
The City's Loan-a-Box isn't for businesses or contractors, and its free trash days don't allow commercial vehicles. So when the debris is from paid work or a business, a rented roll-off is the way to go.
Remodels, roof tear-offs, flooring jobs and additions all throw off more debris than you'd guess. Tell us the job and what's coming out, and we'll talk through the size with you. A 20 yard covers a lot of kitchen, flooring and roofing work. A 30 yard is the large roll-off for whole-house guts, additions and new construction.
Working on paint in a home built before 1978? EPA rules say anyone paid to disturb it there must follow lead-safe practices. Plan for that before demo starts, so the crew isn't waiting on it once the walls are open.
Unit turnovers leave behind carpet, furniture, mattresses and whatever the last tenant didn't take. If you turn over rentals when leases end, like the spring move-outs around campus, you know how fast it piles up in one weekend. Check with the owner or HOA about where the box can sit before you book, and let us know if there's a gate code or a lot we need to get into.
Closing a store, clearing a back room or emptying an office? Old shelving, fixtures, cardboard and furniture take up space fast. A 10 yard can handle a small room or storage area. A bigger cleanout usually calls for a 20 or a 30. Tell us roughly how much is going and we'll help you pick, so you aren't paying for a box that's half empty or running out of room with a back room still full.
On a build, the box needs a spot the truck can reach, with room to back in and lift. Low wires, tree limbs, fresh concrete and parked equipment all matter. Tell us where you want it set, the site layout and any gate details when you call. That way it's sorted out before delivery day, not when the driver's already there.
Shingles, brick, concrete and dirt get heavy fast. Disposal is charged by weight, and a big box full of concrete gets heavier than a truck can safely haul. If you're breaking up a slab, a patio or a driveway, mention it on the call so we can size it right. That often means a smaller box just for the heavy stuff, kept separate from the lighter debris.
A few things need their own route. Fridges, freezers and window AC units hold refrigerant. Old paint, pool chemicals, propane tanks and car batteries go to the City's household hazardous waste days, not a dumpster. Tires stay out of the dumpster too. If you're not sure about something, ask before it goes in.
Jobs usually go on private property. If the box has to sit on a public street, the City requires a lane blockage permit from Traffic Engineering, and it won't issue one if there's room on the property. A dumpster on the street without a permit can be impounded. Ask the City, or your property manager, what applies to your site before delivery day.
It depends on the job and the material. Tell us what's coming out and we'll talk it through. You can compare the 10 yard, 20 yard and 30 yard pages first.
We serve Lexington and the rest of Fayette County. If your site is in a nearby town, call to confirm the address. See our service areas.
Call (859) 203-0319 with the site address, what's going in, where you want the box set and when you want to start. Or send the contact form and we'll call you back. Homeowners can see residential dumpster rental.
Lexington Dumpster Rental
Lexington, KY
(859) 203-0319
Mon–Sat 7am–6pm