Roll-off dumpster rental
Same-week roll-off delivery in Grand Rapids, MI and surrounding Kent County communities. Upfront pricing, real dispatchers on the phone, and 10–40 yard containers ready to roll.
Speak to a real person — Mon–Sat 7am–7pm
Four standard roll-off sizes. Prices below are typical ranges for Grand Rapids — actual totals depend on weight, tonnage overage, and how long you keep the box. See the full sizing guide or the pricing breakdown.
| Size | Dimensions | Weight limit | Typical use | Price range |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 10 yard | 14 ft L × 7.5 ft W × 3.5 ft H | 2–3 tons | Small, heavy, or tight-driveway jobs | $275–$425 |
| 20 yard | 22 ft L × 8 ft W × 4.5 ft H | 3–4 tons | The most popular size — fits most home projects | $375–$525 |
| 30 yard | 22 ft L × 8 ft W × 6 ft H | 4–5 tons | Big remodels and new construction | $475–$625 |
| 40 yard | 22 ft L × 8 ft W × 8 ft H | 5–6 tons | Largest projects — commercial and demo scale | $575–$775 |
The three jobs we roll to most often in the Grand Rapids area, and the size we usually recommend for each.
Grand Rapids has a lot of older homes with full basements, and between renovations and the occasional water-line failure, basement cleanouts are one of the most common jobs we roll to. A 20 yard container handles drywall, subfloor, framing scraps, and old furniture without going over on weight.
Between snow-load damage and hail seasons, shingle tear-offs run steady across the metro. A 20 yard dumpster fits a typical 2,000–2,500 sq ft asphalt tear-off; heavier three-tab or multi-layer roofs sometimes call for a 10 yard swap instead to stay under the weight cap.
Estate cleanouts and pre-listing purges in East Grand Rapids, Ada, and Cascade usually need a 30 yard container — enough room for furniture, appliances, and years of garage and attic contents in one drop.
Coverage across 2 counties and 21 municipalities. If your address isn't listed, call — we probably still deliver there.
We drop roll-offs across Kent County every week. Grand Rapids and Wyoming are typically same-day zones, and Kentwood or Walker are usually next-morning drops. If you're not sure whether your address falls in our route, call — the dispatcher will tell you straight.
We drop roll-offs across Ottawa County every week. Hudsonville and Jenison are typically same-day zones, and Allendale or Coopersville are usually next-morning drops. If you're not sure whether your address falls in our route, call — the dispatcher will tell you straight.
A 20 yard roll-off needs about 22 feet of straight-line space and roughly 10 feet of overhead clearance for the driver to tilt the container off the truck. Bigger boxes need more. If your driveway is narrow or steep, tell the dispatcher — we'll match a size that fits and pick a driver who's comfortable with tight drops.
We put wood boards under the rollers by default to protect asphalt and concrete. Sealcoated driveways are the one thing to flag ahead of time — soft coatings can mark under the container weight.
A quick note on permits in Grand Rapids: In the city of Grand Rapids, dumpsters placed on private driveways typically don't require a permit, but any container set in the street or right-of-way needs an obstruction permit from the Grand Rapids Engineering Department. In Kent County's unincorporated townships, check with the local township office before scheduling.
We also run roll-off routes in dumpster rental in Lansing, MI, dumpster rental in Flint, MI, and dumpster rental in Ann Arbor, MI. Call our dispatcher, tell us where in Grand Rapids to drop it, and we'll get a container to you this week.
Calling is faster — but if a form works better, drop your info and a dispatcher will ring you back on the next open line.
Speak to a real person — Mon–Sat 7am–7pm
Call 1 (888) 579-2856