86 Dumpster Receives Excellent Reviews for Providing Reliable Dumpster Rentals in Dundalk, MD
Nov 9, 2022
November 09, 2022 - /PressAdvantage/ - Woman-owned and operated waste removal company 86 Dumpster is proud to announce it currently holds a 5-star rating on its official Google business profile with 32 reviews to date. Those interested in learning more about scheduling dumpster rentals in Dundalk, MD are encouraged to visit the official company website or contact the staff directly to make arrangements.
A recent review from customer Robert Lloyd comments on the company’s quick turn-around time and dependability. Robert said, “Great company to work with I ordered a dumpster last minute and it was delivered to my house ASAP and they even left it at my house for an extra day at no charge. We had plenty of time to take care of what we had.”
Another positive rating notes the company’s attention to detail and professionalism when delivering the roll-off container to the customer’s house. Paul Boggs said, “Driver was a magician. Don't know how he got it into such a tight space, but he did it easily. I like being able to see prices, make a selection, and the schedule/book a delivery on line. Great experience overall.”
A third 5-star review remarks on the reasonable prices provided by 86 Dumpster. Satisfied customer Melina Williams said, “I was moving and had to clean out years of items in my house. I found 86dumpster on a web search and I'm glad I did. They are professional, their prices are decent, but most importantly, they delivered when they said they would. I would use their services again without hesitation!”
The company frequently partners with homeowners, contractors, local school districts, businesses, and individuals to supply heavy-duty, commercial-grade roll-off containers to help support a broad range of project goals, including cleanouts, repairs, renovations, demolitions, and developments. For residential purposes, the company often delivers bins to support garage, attic, or basement cleanouts, single-room renovations, roofing repairs, flooring removal, furniture or appliance removal, hoarding cleanouts, driveway or shed demolitions, and other residential endeavors. The containers are also used to meet a range of commercial project goals, including housing developments, commercial roof repairs or replacements, demolitions, and full-scale cleanouts.
86 Dumpster offers six different sizing options to suit a range of waste removal project needs, including 10, 12, 15, 20, 25, and 30-yard options. The 10-yard begins at $370 for up to seven days of rental time, with one ton of waste disposal included in the base price. The 12-yard, which is for dirt and rock transportation only, begins at $550 for up to three days of rental time, with 12 tons included in the base price. The 15-yard begins at $425 for up to seven days of rental time, with 1.5 tons of waste disposal included in the base price. The 20-yard begins at $475 for up to 10 days of rental time, with two tons of waste disposal included in the base price. The 25-yard begins at $419 for up to four days of rental time with 1.5 tons of waste disposal included in the base price. The 30-yard begins at $525 for up to 10 days of rental time, with three tons included in the base price. Additional days and extra tonnage are available for purchase if needed.
The durable, industry-grade bins are designed to contain a range of waste and debris, including furniture, appliances, construction materials, lumber, yard waste, and general garbage. In accordance with local regulations, hazardous materials and flammable liquids are not permitted to be loaded into the bins. If prohibited items are found, additional charges may be incurred.
Those interested in reserving a dumpster rental from the company or learning more about its prices or policies are encouraged to visit the official website or contact the staff directly via phone or email.
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For more information about 86 Dumpster, contact the company here:
86 Dumpster
Paul Boggs
443-671-1850
[email protected]
Kingsville, Maryland 21087
ReleaseID: 60055956
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