Dumpster Rental in Duluth, MN

Dumpster rental pricing often ranges from about $350 to $750, depending on the dumpster size, the type of debris, the delivery location and the rental duration, with no hidden fees. You get a flat rate up front whenever possible that includes delivery, pickup, disposal, the standard rental period and the included weight — about 1 to 2 tons on a 10 yard, up to 5 to 6 on a 40. Going over the included weight, or keeping the container longer, can add a fee, and we explain both before you book. Call (218) 522-8487 for a quote for your address.

Same-day or next-day in many parts of Duluth, Superior, Hermantown and nearby areas, depending on scheduling availability. For the best chance of same-day, call early — if you call before midday, we will do everything possible. The phone is answered 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, but we do not promise night or Sunday drop-offs.

In a street, alley or sidewalk, yes. Putting a roll-off there needs a City obstruction permit from Engineering, and the City's permit page names roll-off boxes. You apply online through the City's ePlace system; the City requires a $10,000 surety bond and liability insurance naming the City before it issues the permit, though a contractor's bond and insurance on file can cover it. The fee is a base fee plus area-and-days, parking meter and sign charges, so check the City's current fee schedule, and a road closure needs at least 5 business days. The permit card is posted at the container. On your own driveway, Duluth's zoning code mentions roll-off containers in its storage-container rules without saying how they apply to a short debris rental, so we check placement rules with you before delivery. Check your HOA too.

Minnesota bans these from the trash or a landfill: tires (Minn. Stat. 115A.904); major appliances such as fridges, washers, dryers, stoves, water heaters, AC units and dehumidifiers (115A.9561); CRT TVs and monitors (115A.9565); car batteries (115A.915); motor oil, filters, antifreeze and other vehicle fluids (115A.916); yard waste (115A.931); mercury items such as thermostats and fluorescent tubes (115A.932); and rechargeable batteries (115A.9157). In the Duluth area, Resource Renew also keeps out TVs and monitors 7 inches or bigger, computers, printers and cell phones. We also keep out paint, solvents and oils, hazardous chemicals, gas cylinders and propane tanks, medical waste and asbestos. If you are unsure about an item, call before loading it.

We take precautions during delivery and pickup. If you would like extra protection, placing plywood or boards under the contact points can help reduce surface wear. Tell us before delivery if a surface worries you.

Volume and weight are two separate limits, and the material decides which runs out first. Small cleanups, roofing, concrete and dirt are a 10 or 15; home remodeling and landscaping a 20; construction, demolition and large cleanouts a 30 or 40. Count the job in pickup truck loads — about 3 for a 10 yard, up to about 12 for a 40. The size guide covers it; the phone call confirms it.

Yes — Superior, Hermantown, Proctor and Rice Lake; Esko, Scanlon, Cloquet, Carlton, Wrenshall, Barnum, Moose Lake and Cromwell; and Floodwood, Two Harbors and Silver Bay. Each town has its own page with its own street and hauling rules.

Early. Same-day depends on availability, and a call before midday gives you the best chance. For a planned remodel or cleanout, a few days' notice gets you the size you want on the day you want it — and if the container has to go in a Duluth street, the City's obstruction permit and its bond and insurance come first, with 5 business days for a road closure. If a regulated demolition is involved, the MPCA wants at least 10 working days' notice.