Should your city’s municipal code mandate a dumpster placement permit, obtaining one is a prerequisite before we can proceed with your rental delivery. This permit serves two primary purposes: A) Allowing the use of property that isn’t yours, and B) permitting the placement of a dumpster in your driveway, provided specific requirements are met.

Placing your bin in the street can result in the obstruction of parking spaces and/or necessitate a lane closure, requiring city resources for management. Consequently, some cities stipulate the need for a permit for street placement of dumpsters. This permit essentially establishes an agreement between you and the city, aiming to minimize public inconvenience while working in the right-of-way.

While fees for permits vary by location and the type of project.  Generally, they run less than $200.

Failure to possess the required permit during delivery may lead the driver to opt against dropping off the bin, resulting in a trip fee imposed by Bargain Dumpster. If the bin is delivered without the necessary permit, your city may issue a citation and instruct the removal of the bin. Additionally, if Bargain Dumpster has to relocate your roll-off dumpster due to your fault, a trip fee will be incurred on your part.

The permissibility of placing a dumpster on the street depends on your town’s ordinance or your Homeowners Association’s regulations. Budget Dumpster can deliver a bin to the street as long as the customer obtains any required permit in advance. If a dumpster permit for street placement is necessary and not obtained before our arrival, the driver will refrain from delivering the bin, and a fee will be incurred. It’s important to be aware that we are unable to drop off a dumpster on a street with a steep incline.

Every municipality has its regulations. The time constraints on a dumpster permit depend on the location and the nature of the work being undertaken. Generally, time limits can span from a few days to a month. Our customers typically opt for an average rental period of seven to 10 days.

Your government office may request information such as the rental period dates, a traffic control plan (if necessary), and details about the project. Additionally, you might be required to submit a diagram illustrating the planned placement location of the roll-off dumpster.

Occasionally, certain towns mandate residents to obtain a permit prior to the delivery of a roll-off dumpster to their driveway. In instances where the dumpster is placed in a driveway or on private property, the city or Homeowners Association seeks confirmation that it is a temporary addition to the property. Verification may also be necessary to ascertain the purpose of the dumpster rental, especially if it is associated with other projects requiring building permits.

This differs among cities. Even if a permit is unnecessary for keeping a bin in your driveway, your city may have specific dumpster placement regulations, including duration restrictions. Time limits typically range from a few days to a month in most areas, with our standard rental period averaging seven to 10 days.