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Dumpster rental
in Barrington.

Barrington has no curbside pickup, and its Smoke Street Transfer Station takes Barrington-generated demolition debris for a fee, even from a contractor with the owner's signed form. A roll-off saves the trips when a project fills more than a few pickup loads. Bin There Dump That lists Barrington among the towns it serves and publishes New Hampshire prices of $550 to $750 for 10- to 20-yard bins with 1 to 2 tons included. Casella offers up to 40 yards by quote. Keep the bin on your own lot and out of driveway sight lines.

Sources checked November 9, 2026 · Guide updated November 9, 2026
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The first decision in Barrington

Match the terms to your project.

Bin There Dump That is the only one with published prices, tonnage and a 7-day period, but those are its general New Hampshire rates rather than a Barrington quote, and it stops at 20 yards. Casella goes up to 40 yards but shows no price, weight allowance or rental length. Neither lists an overage or extra-day rate, so get both in writing.

Your local checklist

Price the station first: for a small job, load Barrington-generated debris into a pickup, check in with the Smoke Street attendant, and pay the per-load fee by cash or check; a contractor needs your signed Contractor and/or Hauler Form.
Keep concrete, asphalt, fill, brush and stumps out of the plan for the station, which refuses them, and ask the roll-off company before loading masonry or yard waste.
Set the container on your driveway away from the road edge and out of the sight line where you pull onto NH 125, US 202 or a Town road, and keep it tarped so nothing blows off.

Plan a rental in Barrington

Published details, side by side

2 researched options.

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

Bin There Dump That (New Hampshire franchise, Epping)

Published sizes: 10-yard (10' x 7' x 4'), 15-yard (11' x 8' x 4.5') and 20-yard (11' x 8' x 6') bins.
Rental & weight terms: Included disposal weight is 1 ton (10-yard), 1.5 tons (15-yard) and 2 tons (20-yard). The New Hampshire rates page says the price includes a 7-day rental, with longer rentals on request. Per-ton overage and extra-day rates are not published; request a written quote. Hazardous materials and food waste are not accepted, and debris must stay below the top edge. The 10-yard bin takes roof shingles up to 100 bundles (33 squares). The New Hampshire page asks for 1 to 2 days' notice for delivery.
Price basis: $550 (10-yard), $650 (15-yard), $750 (20-yard), including delivery, pickup and the 7-day rental, per the New Hampshire rates page. Call 603-451-6363.

Barrington appears in the Areas Served list on Bin There Dump That's New Hampshire pages, but the company has no Barrington-specific page, so the published New Hampshire rates are not confirmed for a Barrington address. The only address given is 152 Exeter Rd, Epping. Its largest bin is 20 yards. Confirm the price, rental days and overage rate in writing.

Sources: [1] · [2] · [3]Visit supplier website Direct link · No referral tracking

02 / SOURCE-CHECKED LISTING

Casella Waste Systems

Published sizes: Up to 40 cubic yards ("up to 16 truck loads"); the page's size table lists no individual sizes.
Rental & weight terms: The page says most rentals include a standard period that can be extended on request, without giving its length. Included weight, overage and extra-day rates are not published; request a written quote. Hazardous materials are not accepted.
Price basis: Not published. Casella quotes one flat rate covering the container, delivery and pickup, based on size, location and rental length. Phone 800-227-3552; weekday questions 802-683-3984 (7 a.m. to 5 p.m.).

The page is headed Dumpster Rental in Barrington, NH but carries no Barrington-specific details. Its placement guidance asks for 3 feet clear on each side, 22 feet overhead and a 34-foot straight approach, no grass or soft ground, and no blocking of sidewalks, driveways or hydrants.

Sources: [4]Visit supplier website Direct link · No referral tracking

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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.

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Keep the roll-off on your driveway and clear of sight lines; Barrington publishes no dumpster permit for its roads

We found no Barrington permit written for dumpsters or containers on Town roads, and the Town's ordinance list (alarm, animal, E911, noise, parking and snow ordinances) has none. That is not the same as saying no permission is needed. The Zoning Ordinance (as amended March 10, 2026), Section 7.1.8, bars placing any structure, vehicle, fence or other obstacle where it creates a traffic hazard or blocks sight distance at corners, driveways, intersections or curves on any public or private road. Section 7.1.7 requires waste to be held in appropriate refuse containers and kept from scattering in wind or rain, which a tarped roll-off meets. Put the container on your own driveway or yard, away from the road edge and your driveway's sight line. If it has to sit on a Town road or shoulder, ask the Department of Public Works on Smoke Street first. NH 125, US 202 and NH 9 are state highways under NHDOT.

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What matters locally

The Smoke Street Transfer Station takes Barrington demolition debris for a fee, including a contractor's load with an owner's form

Barrington's Transfer Station and Recycling Center Rules and Regulations (revised January 2021) limit the station to Barrington residents with a free vehicle sticker (up to two per household, with proof of residency). Everything accepted must be generated in Barrington. Anyone bringing construction debris, tires, electronics or white goods must check in with the attendant and pay before unloading. Demolition and bulk waste go in a designated open-top container, and contractor bags are for construction debris and small bulk items only. A contractor hauling for a Barrington property needs the resident or owner to sign a Contractor and/or Hauler Form, and the contractor pays the fees. Payment is cash or check only. The rules point to a separate user-fee list, which we could not open, so ask the attendant for current per-yard rates. Household trash must be in Barrington trash bags; check current bag prices with the Town, since the January 2021 rules may be out of date. For a small cleanout, a pickup load to the station may cost less than a roll-off.

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Brush, concrete, asphalt and fill are refused at the station, and debris left from a build can hold up your certificate of occupancy

The Transfer Station rules list items not accepted: fuels and propane tanks, used oil and filters, antifreeze, asphalt, concrete, fill dirt, ashes, brush, leaves and other vegetation, and hazardous or toxic substances. Plan another outlet for masonry, stumps and yard waste, and ask your roll-off company whether it takes concrete or brush before loading them. Separately, Zoning Ordinance Section 7.1.7 says waste may not be left on a site for extended periods. On written complaint from the Town, it must be removed promptly, and if debris is left from a construction project the Town may withhold the certificate of occupancy until it is gone. Stumps may still be buried on site in conformity with state law.

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Before you book

Questions about renting in Barrington.

Can my contractor drop our renovation debris at the Barrington Transfer Station instead of renting a dumpster?

Yes, if the debris comes from a Barrington property. The Transfer Station rules let a contractor bring a Barrington resident's or owner's material when the owner fills out a Contractor and/or Hauler Form confirming where it came from. The contractor pays the applicable fees by cash or check, checks in with the attendant, and puts demolition and bulk waste in the designated open-top container. Concrete, asphalt, fill, brush and hazardous materials are not accepted. Fees are on a separate user-fee list, so ask the station for the current rates.

Sources: [5] · [8]

Does Barrington's zoning require my dumpster to be screened or fenced?

Not for a home project, based on the 2026 Zoning Ordinance. It has no dumpster screening rule outside the new Dove District Town Center, whose design standards for development there call for trash facilities to be kept out of view. Section 7.1.7 requires waste to be stored temporarily in appropriate refuse containers and kept from scattering or leaking, and lets the Town order debris removed after a written complaint. Section 7.1.8 bars any obstacle that blocks sight lines at driveways, corners or curves. A tarped roll-off on your own lot, placed clear of those sight lines, fits those rules.

Sources: [6]

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