Construction & C&D Dumpster Rental New York

A construction dumpster is not a junk-removal service, you or your crew load the debris, and the truck hauls the full container away. That difference matters on a jobsite in Tribeca or Chelsea, where a contractor already has labor on site and just needs a legal container that stays put through the punch list.

Sizing tracks the job, not the guess. A 10-yard container at $595 holds roughly 4 pickup-truck loads and suits a single-room gut or a small bathroom demo. The 20-yard at $695 fits a full kitchen tear-out or a moderate renovation in a Harlem or Upper West Side apartment. The 30-yard at $795 and 40-yard at $895 handle roof tear-offs, whole-floor demolition, and framing debris on a larger Washington Heights or Inwood build. Heavy dense debris, concrete, brick, and dirt, packs weight fast, so on a foundation or masonry job a smaller box loaded low often beats an oversized box you can only half-fill; the trade-off is footprint on a tight street versus how many hauls you'll need.

Street placement drives most of the friction in New York. On many Manhattan blocks a container sitting in the roadway needs a placement permit, while a container inside a private lot, driveway, or fenced construction site in Greenwich Village or the Lower East Side often does not. If your build fronts a permit street in Hell's Kitchen or the East Village, we'll tell you plainly what's required before drop-off, no dodging the question. Access, hydrant clearance, and bus-lane rules all shape where the box can legally land in New York County.

How it works is short: 1) call (332) 587-5608 with the address and what you're demolishing; 2) confirm the size and a flat price on the spot; 3) we drop the container in the agreed spot; 4) your crew loads it during the rental window; 5) we haul it to a licensed C&D transfer facility. The quoted number is the number, the flat prices below already include disposal, so there is no surprise tonnage or fuel line on the invoice.