Your project moves forward without delays when waste disappears on schedule. No more debris scattered across your property creating safety hazards or code violations. No more wondering if your contractor will actually pick up that container when promised.
You get back to focusing on what matters – finishing your renovation, completing your construction project, or clearing out years of accumulated stuff. Your neighbors aren’t complaining about unsightly piles of debris, and you’re not scrambling to find last-minute disposal solutions.
The right container service handles the details so you can handle everything else.
We’ve been the go-to choice for East Patchogue residents and businesses since 2000. We’re family-owned, fully licensed, and insured – which matters more than you might think when you’re dealing with waste disposal in Suffolk County.
Long Island’s unique environmental challenges require local expertise. Our sandy soil means spilled materials can seep directly into the aquifers that supply our drinking water. We understand Suffolk County’s strict disposal regulations and have the proper permits to handle your waste responsibly.
Twenty-plus years of serving this community means we know which routes get your container delivered fastest and which disposal facilities accept different types of debris.
You call us with your project details – what type of debris, how much space you need, and when you need the container. We recommend the right size based on your actual project, not the size that makes us the most money.
We deliver your container exactly where you want it, when you want it. Same-day delivery is available because we understand construction schedules and home projects don’t always go according to plan.
When you’re done loading, you call for pickup. We haul everything away to the appropriate disposal or recycling facility, handling all the paperwork and compliance requirements. You never have to worry about whether your waste was disposed of properly.
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Our container services cover everything from small bathroom renovations to major commercial construction projects. We stock containers from 6 yards to 30 yards, so you’re not paying for space you don’t need or cramming debris into a container that’s too small.
East Patchogue’s mix of residential properties and growing commercial development means we handle diverse projects daily. From historic home renovations near the Great South Bay to new construction along Montauk Highway, we understand the specific challenges each type of project presents.
We sort recyclable materials from your debris whenever possible, protecting Long Island’s environment while often reducing your disposal costs. Not every container company takes this extra step, but it’s the right thing to do for our community and your wallet.
Most bathroom renovations fit comfortably in a 10-yard container, while whole-house cleanouts typically need 20-30 yards. Kitchen remodels usually require 15-20 yards depending on whether you’re replacing cabinets and appliances.
For construction projects, figure roughly one yard of container space per room being renovated. Roofing projects need special consideration because shingles are heavy – a typical residential roof fills about 15-20 yards but might hit weight limits in a smaller container.
We’ll ask specific questions about your project and recommend the right size. It’s better to have slightly more space than to need a second container pickup.
Same-day delivery is available for orders placed before 2 PM, Monday through Friday. We keep containers in stock specifically for rush jobs because we know construction schedules and home projects don’t wait for convenient timing.
Weekend delivery is available with advance notice, though it costs slightly more due to overtime rates. Holiday delivery depends on the specific holiday and how much advance notice you give us.
Our trucks are smaller than some companies use, which means we can navigate East Patchogue’s narrower residential streets and tight driveways that larger trucks can’t access.
Hazardous materials are prohibited – paint, chemicals, batteries, motor oil, and anything flammable or toxic. Suffolk County has strict groundwater protection rules, and we take them seriously because Long Island depends entirely on aquifer water.
We don’t accept tires, appliances with refrigerant, or electronics. These items require special disposal methods, but we can direct you to the proper facilities. Medical waste and asbestos require specialized handling we don’t provide.
Most household debris, construction materials, furniture, and yard waste are fine. When in doubt, ask – we’d rather answer questions upfront than deal with problems at pickup.
Yes, we sort through debris to separate recyclable materials whenever possible. Concrete, brick, clean wood, metals, and cardboard often get diverted from landfills to recycling facilities.
This isn’t just environmental responsibility – it often reduces your disposal costs because recycling facilities charge less than landfills for many materials. We pass these savings along rather than pocketing the difference.
Mixed loads require more sorting time, but pure loads of concrete, clean fill, or metal sometimes qualify for reduced rates or even free disposal depending on current market conditions.
Pricing depends on container size, rental duration, and debris type. A 10-yard container for typical household debris runs around $300-400 for a week, including delivery, pickup, and disposal.
Heavy materials like concrete or dirt cost more because of weight limits and disposal fees. Clean materials like wood or metal sometimes cost less. We give exact pricing upfront – no surprise charges when we pick up.
Longer rental periods cost more, but we don’t charge daily rates that add up quickly. Most projects finish within our standard rental period, and we work with you if you need extra time.
Yes, we maintain all required Suffolk County licenses and permits for waste collection and disposal. We’re also fully insured, which protects you if something goes wrong during delivery or pickup.
Suffolk County requires specific permits for waste hauling, and not all companies operating here have proper licensing. Always verify licensing and insurance before hiring any container service – it’s your protection against liability and ensures proper waste disposal.
We provide proof of licensing and insurance upon request. Any legitimate container service should be happy to show you their credentials.
