You’ve got enough on your plate without worrying about debris cleanup. When you work with us, that pile of renovation waste or construction debris disappears on your timeline. No more trips to the dump, no more debris cluttering your workspace, no more wondering if you’re disposing of materials properly.
Your project moves forward smoothly. Your property stays protected. Your time stays focused on what you actually want to accomplish.
Whether you’re tackling a bathroom renovation, clearing out years of accumulated items, or managing a major construction project, you get the right container size delivered exactly when you need it and picked up exactly when you’re ready.
We’ve been serving Stony Brook and Suffolk County families since 2000. As a locally-owned business, we understand how things work here—from navigating local permit requirements to knowing which truck sizes can actually fit down your street.
We’re not the biggest company, and we’re definitely not the cheapest. What we are is reliable, straightforward, and invested in this community. When you call, you’re talking to people who live and work here too.
Our equipment is maintained, our crews are trained, and our pricing is transparent. No hidden fees, no surprise charges, no corporate runaround.
First, we talk about your project. What are you working on? How much debris do you expect? When do you need the container? We help you choose the right size—not too small that you’ll need a second one, not so large you’re paying for space you won’t use.
Next, we schedule delivery for when it works for you. Our drivers know Suffolk County, so we’ll place your container where it’s accessible but won’t damage your driveway or block your neighbors. If permits are required, we’ll walk you through exactly what you need.
When you’re done filling it, give us a call. We’ll pick it up promptly and handle all the disposal according to local regulations. You get back to your regular routine, and your project debris is properly handled.
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Stony Brook homeowners typically need different container sizes depending on their projects. A 10-yard container handles most bathroom renovations and small cleanouts—about three pickup truck loads worth. For kitchen remodels or larger cleanouts, 20-yard containers give you the space without overwhelming your driveway.
Major renovations, whole-house cleanouts, or construction projects usually require 30-yard containers. These fit in most Stony Brook driveways and can handle significant debris volumes, including drywall, flooring, and appliances.
Since most homes in Stony Brook were built in the 1960s and 70s, renovation projects often involve materials that require proper disposal. We handle everything from old appliances and furniture to construction debris and yard waste, ensuring everything gets disposed of according to Suffolk County regulations.
Most dumpster placements in Stony Brook don’t require permits if the container stays on your property—like your driveway or yard. However, if the dumpster needs to go on the street or public property, you’ll typically need a permit from the Town of Brookhaven.
We help you figure out exactly what’s required for your specific situation. If a permit is needed, we’ll tell you where to get it and what information they’ll want. The permit process usually takes a few days, so we factor that into your delivery timeline.
The key is planning ahead. When you call us, mention where you’re thinking about placing the container, and we’ll let you know if permits are involved.
Hazardous materials can’t go in regular dumpsters—things like paint, chemicals, batteries, propane tanks, and motor oil. These require special disposal through Suffolk County’s hazardous waste programs.
Electronics like TVs and computers also need separate handling. Same with appliances containing refrigerants, like air conditioners and refrigerators. Tires, mattresses, and certain construction materials like asbestos also have specific disposal requirements.
Most household items, construction debris, furniture, and yard waste are fine. If you’re unsure about specific materials, just ask when you call. We’d rather clarify upfront than deal with complications during pickup.
Our standard rental includes up to seven days, which works for most residential projects. Need more time? No problem. We charge a reasonable daily rate for extended rentals, and many customers keep containers for two or three weeks during larger renovations.
The key is communication. If you know upfront that your project will take longer, we’ll build that into your quote. If your timeline changes mid-project, just give us a call. We’re flexible because we understand that home projects rarely go exactly as planned.
Some customers prefer to schedule pickup as soon as they’re done, even if it’s before the seven days are up. That works too—just call when you’re ready.
Professional placement protects your property. We use wooden boards or protective mats under containers when needed, especially on newer driveways or sensitive surfaces. Our drivers have experience with Stony Brook’s mix of older and newer homes, so they know how to position containers safely.
We also consider access for our trucks. Suffolk County has plenty of narrow streets and tight driveways, so we make sure our trucks can deliver and pick up without damaging landscaping, mailboxes, or overhead wires.
If you have concerns about specific areas of your property, mention them when you schedule delivery. We can usually work around obstacles or suggest alternative placement that keeps both your container accessible and your property protected.
Pricing depends on container size, rental duration, and the type of debris you’re disposing of. A 10-yard container for typical household cleanout debris runs around $300-400 for a week. Larger containers or heavy materials like concrete cost more due to disposal fees and weight limits.
We provide upfront pricing with no hidden fees. The quote includes delivery, pickup, and disposal within normal weight limits. If you go over weight limits, we’ll let you know the additional cost before pickup, not after.
Heavy materials like dirt, concrete, or stone have different pricing because they hit weight limits quickly. Mixed household debris and construction materials are usually more cost-effective per cubic yard.
We have different truck sizes specifically for Suffolk County’s varied neighborhoods. Stony Brook has everything from wide suburban streets to narrow older roads, and we’ve learned how to navigate them all.
Our smaller trucks can access tighter spaces that larger companies can’t reach. If your driveway is narrow, your street has low-hanging wires, or you have other access challenges, we’ll work with you to find a solution.
Sometimes that means using a smaller container size, sometimes it means creative placement, and sometimes it means coordinating with neighbors for temporary access. We’ve been doing this in Suffolk County for over twenty years, so we’ve seen most situations before.
