From service details to scheduling and guidelines, our FAQ page provides quick, reliable answers to help you navigate everything Fulltilt Dumpster Services offers.
Dumpster Rental FAQs
What dumpster sizes does Fulltilt Dumpster Services offer?
Fulltilt Dumpster Services offers 15, 20, and 30 yard roll-off dumpsters for general debris, as well as a 10 Yard Rock Box specifically designed for heavy materials like concrete, dirt, and rock.
What is the difference between a standard dumpster and a 10 Yard Rock Box?
Standard dumpsters are designed for household junk, construction debris, and light demolition materials. The 10 Yard Rock Box is built for heavy materials such as concrete, dirt, asphalt, brick, and rock, and has stricter weight limits.
How long can I keep my dumpster rental?
Rental periods typically include 7–14 days, depending on your project. If you need additional time, extensions are usually available for a small daily fee.
Do you offer same-day or next-day dumpster delivery?
Yes, same-day or next-day delivery is often available depending on truck availability and scheduling. Calling early in the day improves the chances of same-day delivery.
Where can a dumpster be placed on my property?
Dumpsters are commonly placed on driveways, paved surfaces, or parking areas. Clear access and adequate space are required for safe delivery and pickup.
What is your cancellation or rescheduling policy?
Cancellations or schedule changes are generally allowed, but fees may apply depending on timing and whether the dumpster has already been dispatched.
When do I need a concrete washout instead of a dumpster?
A concrete washout is required when disposing of wet concrete or concrete wash water. These materials should never be placed in standard dumpsters.
Can I extend my rental period if I need more time?
Yes. Rental extensions are usually available as long as the dumpster is not reserved for another job. Additional daily fees may apply.
Will placing a dumpster damage my driveway or pavement?
Dumpsters are heavy and may cause scuffs or surface damage, especially on older or softer pavement. Let us know about your surface type so we can recommend proper placement.
Do I need a permit to place a dumpster on the street or public property?
In many cities, placing a dumpster on a public street or sidewalk requires a permit. Permit requirements vary by municipality, and it is the customer’s responsibility to secure any required permits.
How full can I load the dumpster?
All materials must be loaded below the top rails of the dumpster. Overfilled containers cannot be safely transported and may require material removal before pickup.
What items are not allowed in the dumpster?
Prohibited items include hazardous materials, such as paint, solvents, oil, batteries, propane tanks, asbestos, medical waste, and explosives. Certain items like tires or electronics may also be restricted—contact us if you’re unsure.
Can I put concrete, dirt, or rock in a standard dumpster?
Large amounts of concrete, dirt, or rock should not go in a standard dumpster. These heavy materials should be placed in a 10 Yard Rock Box to avoid overweight charges or safety issues.
How is pricing calculated for dumpster rentals?
Pricing typically includes the dumpster rental, delivery, pickup, and disposal up to an included weight limit. Heavy materials or overweight loads may result in additional charges.
What happens if my dumpster is overweight?
Overweight dumpsters may incur additional fees based on disposal facility rates. Using the correct dumpster or rock box for your material helps prevent these charges.
Concrete Washout FAQs
What is your cancellation or rescheduling policy?
Cancellations or schedule changes are generally allowed, but fees may apply depending on timing and whether the dumpster has already been dispatched.
What is a concrete washout container?
A concrete washout container is a dedicated bin used to collect wet concrete, wash water, and slurry from concrete trucks and tools, helping prevent environmental contamination.
When do I need a concrete washout instead of a dumpster?
A concrete washout is required when disposing of wet concrete or concrete wash water. These materials should never be placed in standard dumpsters.
What materials are allowed in a concrete washout container?
Concrete washout containers are intended for wet concrete residue, slurry, and wash water only. Trash, debris, or other construction waste should not be added.
What sizes of concrete washout containers do you offer?
Concrete washout containers are typically smaller, job-specific bins. The correct size depends on the scope of your concrete work—contact us and we’ll recommend the right option.
Are there additional fees for concrete washout or concrete disposal?
Yes. Concrete is heavy and requires special handling, so concrete washout services may include additional disposal or weight-based fees.
How should crews properly use a washout container on site?
Crews should designate a single washout location, ensure all wash water and slurry stays inside the container, and never discharge concrete waste into storm drains or soil.
Can I extend my rental period if I need more time?
Yes. Rental extensions are usually available as long as the dumpster is not reserved for another job. Additional daily fees may apply.
Can wet concrete be placed in a standard dumpster or rock box?
No. Wet concrete can harden inside dumpsters and cause damage. Wet concrete and wash water must go into a concrete washout container.
Portable Toilet FAQs
How many portable toilets do I need?
It depends on the number of people and the duration of your project or event. As a general rule, one unit can serve about 10 people over a standard workweek. For events, we can help you calculate the right number based on attendance and hours.
How often are the units serviced?
We offer scheduled servicing based on your needs. This typically includes cleaning, waste removal, and restocking supplies to keep units sanitary and fully functional.
What’s included with a rental?
Each rental includes delivery, setup, pickup, and routine servicing. We make sure your units are clean, stocked, and ready to use from day one.
How long can I rent a portable toilet?
We offer flexible rental periods, whether you need a unit for a few days, a few weeks, or long-term use on a job site.
Do I need to prepare anything before delivery?
Just make sure there’s a clear, accessible area for placement. If you’re unsure about location or access, our team can help guide you before delivery.
Can portable toilets be placed on any surface?
They can be placed on most flat, stable surfaces. For best results, we recommend level ground with easy access for servicing.
Do you offer ADA-compliant units?
Yes, we offer ADA-compliant portable toilets to ensure accessibility and compliance for your site or event.
What types of portable toilets do you offer?
We provide standard units, upgraded options, and handwashing stations. We can recommend the best setup based on your needs.
How far in advance should I book?
We recommend booking as early as possible—especially during busy seasons—but we can often accommodate short-notice requests depending on availability.
Can I bundle portable toilets with dumpster rentals?
Yes—many customers bundle services for a more efficient job site setup. We coordinate delivery and servicing to keep everything running smoothly.