You get your space back without the headaches. No more piles of debris cluttering your property or creating safety hazards for your family and employees.
Your project stays on schedule because the right-sized container shows up when promised. You’re not scrambling for last-minute disposal solutions or dealing with overflowing bins that halt your progress.
The cleanup happens efficiently. Professional pickup means your waste gets disposed of properly according to local regulations, and you avoid potential fines or compliance issues that come with improper disposal methods.
Millennium Container Service Inc. has been serving Nassau and Suffolk County residents since 2000. This family-owned business understands what Long Island property owners actually need: reliable service without the runaround.
Our team graduated from local universities including Hofstra and C.W. Post, so we know this area. We’ve seen how seasonal beach activities, home renovations, and business cleanouts create unique waste challenges here in Oyster Bay.
We’re fully licensed and insured, which matters when you’re dealing with heavy containers and property access. Our goal isn’t just moving your trash—it’s keeping Long Island clean for the next generation.
First, you call and describe your project. Our consultants help you choose the right container size based on what you’re actually throwing away. No guessing games or oversized containers that waste your budget.
Next, we deliver the container to your specified location using trucks sized for tight Long Island driveways and narrow streets. Our drivers know how to navigate local neighborhoods without damaging your property.
Finally, when you’re done filling it, we pick it up and handle proper disposal at licensed facilities. You don’t transport anything, obtain permits, or worry about where different materials need to go.
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You get commercial and residential container services covering everything from small cleanouts to major construction projects. Container sizes range from 6-yard bins perfect for garage cleanouts to 40-yard containers that handle full demolitions.
The service includes delivery, pickup, and proper disposal at licensed facilities. We handle both regular waste and recyclables, helping Oyster Bay residents meet local environmental requirements without extra trips or sorting headaches.
Flexible rental periods mean you’re not rushed to fill containers or paying for time you don’t need. Whether you need a container for a weekend cleanout or a month-long renovation, the pricing stays transparent with no surprise fees or weight penalties that double your bill.
Container sizing depends on your specific project scope and the type of materials you’re disposing of. A 10-yard container typically handles a small bathroom remodel or kitchen cabinet replacement, while a 20-yard container works for larger renovations like full bathroom or kitchen overhauls.
For major projects like whole-house cleanouts or additions, you’ll likely need a 30 or 40-yard container. The key factors are the volume of debris and the weight of materials—drywall and concrete take up less space but weigh significantly more than general household items.
Our consultants review your project details and recommend the appropriate size. We’d rather get it right the first time than have you deal with overflow or pay for unused capacity.
Rental periods are flexible and based on your project timeline rather than arbitrary restrictions. Most residential projects work well with 7 to 14-day rentals, giving you time to work at your own pace without feeling rushed.
Commercial projects or larger renovations often need longer periods, which can be arranged upfront. The goal is matching the rental duration to your actual needs, not forcing you into preset timeframes that don’t fit your situation.
If your project takes longer than expected, extensions are available. It’s better to communicate early about timeline changes rather than scrambling at the last minute when your container is scheduled for pickup.
Hazardous materials like paint, chemicals, batteries, and propane tanks cannot go in standard containers due to disposal facility restrictions and safety regulations. These items require special handling and disposal methods.
Electronics, appliances with refrigerants, and tires also have specific disposal requirements in New York. However, most construction debris, household items, furniture, and yard waste are acceptable in roll-off containers.
When you book your container, discuss the specific materials you’re disposing of. This prevents delays and ensures you’re not stuck with items that can’t be picked up with your regular container load.
Permits are typically required if the container will be placed on public property like streets or sidewalks. However, containers placed entirely on private property—your driveway, yard, or business parking area—usually don’t require permits.
Oyster Bay’s regulations can vary depending on the specific location and duration of placement. HOA restrictions in some neighborhoods may also apply, particularly in waterfront communities with specific aesthetic requirements.
We help navigate these local requirements and can recommend placement strategies that avoid permit complications. We know which locations work best for different property types throughout Nassau County.
Pricing depends on container size, rental duration, and the type of materials being disposed of. Smaller containers for basic cleanouts cost less than large containers for construction debris, which is heavier and more expensive to dispose of properly.
Transparent pricing means you know the total cost upfront, including delivery, pickup, and disposal fees. There are no hidden charges for reasonable weight limits or surprise fees that double your bill after pickup.
We provide written estimates that break down all costs. This lets you budget accurately and compare options without worrying about last-minute price increases or undisclosed fees.
Containers have both volume and weight limits for safety and legal transport requirements. Overfilling above the container rim creates safety hazards during transport and may result in additional fees or refused pickup.
Weight limits vary by container size and material type. Construction debris like concrete and drywall reaches weight limits faster than household items or yard waste. Proper loading means distributing weight evenly and staying within rim height.
If you’re approaching capacity limits, contact us before adding more materials. We can arrange an early pickup and deliver a second container if needed, preventing project delays and safety issues.
