You’ve got enough to worry about with your project. You shouldn’t have to stress about whether your driveway will get damaged, if the container will show up on time, or if you’re getting hit with surprise fees.
When you work with us, your container arrives when promised, fits your space without causing damage, and gets picked up exactly when you need it gone. No guesswork on sizing, no hidden charges, no property damage.
That’s what 20+ years of serving Nassau County families and businesses has taught us. Your time matters, your property matters, and your project deserves to move forward without container-related delays.
We’ve been handling container services for Glenwood Landing and Nassau County residents since 2000. We’re family-owned, fully licensed, and insured—because operating in Nassau County requires it, and protecting your property demands it.
We’ve seen what happens when container companies cut corners. Damaged driveways, missed pickups, surprise fees that double your bill.
That’s exactly why Glenwood Landing homeowners and contractors keep calling us back. We show up with the right equipment, place containers carefully, and handle the logistics so your renovation, cleanout, or construction project stays on track.
First, you call us and describe your project. We’ll recommend the right container size based on what you’re actually throwing away—not just a generic guess.
Next, we schedule delivery at a time that works for your timeline. Our trucks are sized to fit residential driveways and commercial sites throughout Glenwood Landing, and we place containers carefully to protect your property.
When you’re finished, give us a call for pickup. We’ll remove the container promptly and clean up any debris around the area. No lingering containers taking up space longer than necessary.
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Your container rental includes delivery, pickup, and disposal fees upfront—no surprise charges later. We provide containers ranging from 6-yard units for small cleanouts to 30-yard containers for major renovations and construction projects.
In Glenwood Landing, where home values range from $700,000 to $1.7 million, property protection isn’t optional. We use smaller trucks when needed to navigate narrow driveways and protect landscaping around those mature trees that shade homes throughout the hamlet.
Whether you’re renovating one of the area’s prewar bungalows, updating a midcentury ranch, or managing construction debris from new builds, we match the container size and placement strategy to your specific property and project needs.
Container size depends on what you’re removing and how much space it takes up, not just weight. A 10-yard container works for small bathroom renovations or basement cleanouts—it holds about 3-4 pickup truck loads.
For kitchen remodels or larger room renovations, a 20-yard container typically handles the debris from flooring, cabinets, and drywall. If you’re doing a whole-house renovation or major construction, 30-yard containers give you room for larger debris like lumber and multiple rooms worth of materials.
We’ll walk through your specific project to recommend the right size. It’s better to go slightly larger than risk needing a second container, which costs more than upgrading the size initially.
We use smaller trucks when necessary to fit residential driveways without damaging landscaping or pavement. Our drivers are trained to assess your property layout before placing the container.
For asphalt driveways or areas where weight might cause damage, we can place protective boards under the container. We also position containers to avoid overhanging tree branches or blocking access to your home.
Before we leave, we make sure the container is stable, accessible for loading, and positioned so it won’t interfere with your daily routines. When we pick up, we sweep the area clean and check for any debris that might have fallen during the rental period.
Most construction debris, household items, furniture, and yard waste can go in the container. This includes drywall, lumber, flooring materials, appliances, and general household cleanout items.
We cannot accept hazardous materials like paint, batteries, oils, chemicals, or medical waste. These require special disposal methods that regular landfills can’t handle safely.
If you’re unsure about specific items, ask when you call. We’d rather clarify upfront than have issues during pickup. Some materials like concrete or dirt are very heavy and might require a smaller container or special pricing due to weight limits.
We typically can deliver containers within 1-2 days of your call, sometimes same-day depending on our schedule and your location in Nassau County. Glenwood Landing is within our primary service area, so delivery is usually quick.
For planned projects, calling a few days ahead ensures you get your preferred delivery date and time. If you’re working with contractors or have a tight timeline, advance scheduling helps coordinate the container arrival with your project start.
We also offer flexible pickup scheduling. You’re not locked into a specific pickup date—just call when you’re ready, and we’ll collect the container within 24-48 hours of your request.
If the container goes on your private property—driveway, yard, or construction site—you typically don’t need permits. Most residential container rentals in Glenwood Landing fall into this category.
Street placement might require permits from the Town of Oyster Bay, depending on the specific location and duration. We’re familiar with local requirements and can advise you during scheduling.
For commercial projects or construction sites, permit requirements can vary based on the scope of work and container placement. We’ll help you understand what’s needed for your specific situation and can recommend the best placement strategy to avoid permit complications.
Our pricing includes container delivery, rental for the agreed period, pickup, and disposal fees. You get one transparent price upfront—no surprise charges for fuel, environmental fees, or other hidden costs that some companies add later.
The price varies based on container size, rental duration, and the type of materials you’re disposing of. Heavy materials like concrete cost more to dispose of than general household debris, so we price accordingly.
We provide free estimates over the phone once we understand your project scope. This way, you know exactly what you’re paying before we deliver the container, helping you budget accurately for your project.
