
For homeowners
Clearing out before a move, redoing a kitchen, or finally tackling the garage? We'll drop a roll-off in your driveway, lay boards under it if you want, and pick it up when you're done.
Takes about two minutes.
Boards under the rails if you ask. Tell us the surface when you book.
Most home projects end up in a 15 or a 20.
A weekend or a month. You pick the pickup date.
Delivery, pickup and the landfill fee are in the quote.
Tell us the project and where the box should sit. We'll come back with a size, a price and a delivery day.
Your name, ZIP and a line about the job is enough for us to price it.
You’ll see it on screen and in your inbox the moment it goes through.
We send the price. You decide if and when to book.
Base the size on the job, not on how big the house is. One bathroom or a garage is a 10. A roof or a basement is usually a 15. A kitchen and bathroom together, or a whole-house cleanout, is a 20. The 30 is for renovations where every room gets opened up.
Most boxes go on the driveway. Leave room for the truck to back in straight, and tell us if the driveway is new or the approach is tight.

Where we'd start for the jobs Kansas City homeowners book most.
| The project | Usual size | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Bathroom remodel | 10 yard | Tile, fixtures and drywall from one room. |
| Garage or basement cleanout | 10 or 15 yard | Go 15 if there's furniture. |
| Moving or downsizing | 15 or 20 yard | Depends how much stays behind. |
| Kitchen remodel | 15 or 20 yard | Cabinets and counters take room. |
| Whole-house cleanout | 20 yard | A full house of furniture and belongings. |
| Yard cleanup | 10 or 15 yard | Branches, brush and old landscaping. |
If you're between two sizes, go up one. A second haul costs more than the next size.
Most home rentals go smoothly. When they don't, it's usually something nobody checked beforehand: an HOA rule about containers in driveways, a street permit, or an old fridge that can't go in the box.
A couple of minutes checking before you book saves a lot of hassle later. If you're unsure about anything, write it in the notes and we'll answer it with your quote.
Some neighborhoods limit how long a container can sit in a driveway.
Paint, solvents, oil, batteries, tires and anything with refrigerant, like fridges and AC units.
New asphalt and pavers need more care than old concrete. Ask for boards.
What's going in, where the box should sit and when you need it. It takes a couple of minutes.
You get one price with the haul included. If a smaller box will do, we'll tell you.
Boards under the rails if you want them. Swap it partway through, or keep it until the work is done.
Don’t see yours? Put it in the notes on the form and we’ll answer it with your quote.
Send us the project today and the box can be in your driveway before you start.