Price the debris left after eligible household pickup and separate recycling. Confirm the actual municipality and delivery position before committing to a container.
Sources checked November 8, 2026 · Guide updated November 8, 2026 Independent research · No paid placements · Research method
The first decision in Atlanta
Match the terms to your project.
For seven days, Ellenwood's 15-yard package is $425 with 2 tons; Dump Daddy's is $430 with 3 tons. Ellenwood also offers one- and three-day packages. Match the waste type and final delivered charges before choosing on base price.
Your local checklist
Check whether the address is inside City of Atlanta and ask ATLDOT to review any proposed public right-of-way placement.
Schedule eligible household bulk pickup with ATL311 and a CHaRM appointment for accepted paint or chemicals; keep construction waste separate.
Get written quotes for identical materials, days and expected weight, then complete the placement permit and provider paperwork before delivery.
Listings are an editorial starting point, not a complete market ranking. Supplier-published amounts are not Dumpsterly quotes. Confirm address eligibility, material acceptance, dates and the full delivered total.
01 / SOURCE-CHECKED LISTING
Ellenwood Dumpsters
Published sizes
10, 15 and 20 yards
Rental & weight terms
Packages include 1.5, 2 and 2.5 tons respectively, delivery/pickup, taxes and environmental fees. Extra weight: $75/ton, prorated; additional days: $30/day.
Price basis
Advertised 1-day rates: $275/$300/$350; 3-day: $325/$350/$400; 7-day: $400/$425/$475 for 10/15/20 yards respectively. Confirm the address-specific total.
The company explicitly serves Atlanta homeowners and businesses. Confirm acceptance and loading limits for the actual debris; broad construction-debris advertising does not establish permission for every heavy or hazardous material.
10, 15 and 20 yards; each approximately 8 × 11 feet
Rental & weight terms
Seven days include 1.5, 3 and 3.5 tons respectively. Up to seven extra days cost $25/day; excess weight costs $80/ton.
Price basis
Advertised 7-day rates: $380 (10 yd), $430 (15 yd), $470 (20 yd). Confirm taxes, delivery conditions and the final total.
Its Atlanta page explicitly offers residential and contractor service. Concrete, rocks, brick, masonry, paint, oils, liquids, tires and hazardous materials are prohibited; appliances need prior approval.
Ask for delivery, pickup, included tons and days, per-ton overage, extra-day charges, fuel, tax, prohibited-item fees, swaps and blocked-trip charges. “Quote required” means the reviewed source did not establish a usable fixed total.
Arrange Atlanta's right-of-way permit before delivery
ATLDOT requires a permit for dumpsters on City public right-of-way, a liability-insurance certificate naming the City as certificate holder, and the provider's compliance agreement. Apply through WorksApp. The portal's linked checklist also requires a placement sketch and notarized affidavit with identification. Its published fee schedule lists $20 fixed plus $10 per calendar day for up to 100 linear feet; longer occupied sections cost more. Confirm the layout and invoice with ATLDOT at 404-330-6501. These are City of Atlanta rules: an Atlanta mailing address in another municipality or unincorporated county needs that jurisdiction's review. Private-property placement still needs site-specific confirmation.
Use household bulk collection before paying for unused capacity
ATL311 lists 12 free scheduled collections yearly for single-family residents. Furniture and appliances qualify; a collection is limited to 8 cubic yards, with excess counted as another collection. The resident must schedule it. Construction materials, contractor leftovers, evictions and vacant-property loads are excluded. Confirm eligibility with ATL311 at 404-546-0311 before setting anything out.
Book a separate CHaRM trip for paint and household chemicals
Live Thrive lists paint and specified household chemicals for CHaRM drop-off. Chemicals must remain in their original containers; unknown materials, industrial/lab chemicals and chemicals in containers of 5 gallons or more are excluded. Residents' first 20 pounds of paint and chemicals combined are free; additional weight is charged. Check the current fee bands, appointment location and item acceptance before traveling. Businesses must register first.
Can I put an Atlanta street dumpster beside a bus stop or on the sidewalk?
The City's provider-certification form bars placement within 40 feet of a bus stop, 20 feet of a crosswalk or designated accessible parking space, 30 feet of an intersection, and 15 feet of a hydrant. Sidewalk placement needs a specific City determination that another location is infeasible and the proposed position will not create the listed safety, traffic or damage problems. Submit the actual layout for approval.
Can Atlanta's scheduled bulk pickup take debris from my renovation?
Building and construction materials are excluded, even when the project is at a home. ATL311 says residents and contractors must pay for their disposal; examples include wallboard, processed wood, brick and concrete. Keep eligible household furniture separate. If the load contains concrete or masonry, obtain a suitable hauling quote: Dump Daddy's reviewed Atlanta offer excludes those materials.
Working in another community? Check its own placement rules, disposal options and supplier coverage.
Sources & checked dates
These are supplier and government sources, not customer reviews. Published terms can change. Where a source is incomplete, we leave the detail unknown. Street guidance is a starting point; the responsible local authority decides what your address needs.