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in Chino.

Inside Chino city limits, order a debris box from WM, the City's franchise hauler; the City's construction forms say builders must use WM and its rate resolution prices WM's roll-offs. Use the three free six-item bulk pickups first for furniture, pick the 3-yard bin for small jobs, and keep any roll-off on the driveway, since a street placement falls under the City's general encroachment permit.

Sources checked November 14, 2026 · Guide updated November 14, 2026
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The first decision in Chino

Check the city boundary first.

There is one company, so the real comparison is between box sizes and your own options. A WM roll-off adds up to about $758 under the City's 2026-27 schedule (delivery, rental, pick-up and 5.3 tons of disposal), plus a recycling fee and $58.40 a ton above 5.3 tons; the residential 3-yard bin is $174.11 a week. For furniture and appliances, three free six-item bulk pickups a year cost nothing, and a permitted remodel may self-haul only with Building Division approval.

Your local checklist

Confirm the address is inside the City of Chino rather than Chino Hills, Ontario, Eastvale or an unincorporated San Bernardino County pocket, since the WM franchise rule applies only inside City limits.
Call WM at (800) 423-9986 for the box, ask how many rental days the $213.31 roll-off rental covers, and get the full total with disposal and fees in writing.
If your project has a building permit, fill in Form CD-1, open a WM C&D project account and keep the Diversion Report for Form CD-2 before the final inspection.

Plan a rental in Chino

Published details, side by side

Start with the City’s residential provider.

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.

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WM (Waste Management; City of Chino franchise hauler)

Published sizes: WM's Chino service guide offers a temporary 3-yard bin and roll-off dumpsters for home remodeling, landscaping, roofing and other large household projects. WM's national dumpster-rental page lists 10-, 12-, 15-, 20-, 30- and 40-yard roll-offs and says sizes vary by location, so confirm which sizes the Chino yard sends.
Rental & weight terms: The City of Chino's FY 2026-27 rate schedule (Resolution 2026-037, effective July 1, 2026) sets WM's roll-off charges line by line: delivery $115.31, rental $213.31 (the rental period is not stated), pick-up $120.03, and disposal of 5.3 tons at the County disposal rate, $309.52, with $58.40 a ton above that. It also lists a recycling administration fee, a $115.44 extra-trip charge, a $32.56 set-up fee, a $207.06 inactivity/minimum pull fee and a $111.57 relocation fee. For smaller jobs, the residential 3-yard temporary bin is $174.11 for one week, with extra dumps at $41.12. Ask WM for the rental days on a roll-off and a written total before delivery.
Price basis: Roll-off: delivery $115.31 + rental $213.31 + pick-up $120.03 + disposal of 5.3 tons $309.52 = $758.17 before the recycling administration fee and any extra charges; overage $58.40 a ton. 3-yard residential temporary bin: $174.11 per week. All figures are from the City of Chino FY 2026-27 rate schedule.

This is the only provider the City points residents and builders to. The City's trash page says Chino contracts all refuse and recycling services to Waste Management, and the Building Division's Form CD-1 says contractors and developers must use only the franchise hauler, WM, citing Chino Municipal Code § 8.16.080; the only other route the City's forms describe is self-hauling with Building Division approval. Book through WM Customer Care at (800) 423-9986 or home.wm.com/Chino. We did not find a Chino-area WM yard address on the pages we read.

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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 WM box on your driveway for as short a time as possible; the street needs an encroachment permit

We did not find a City of Chino permit written specifically for a roll-off or debris bin parked in the street, and that is not the same as no permit being required. What we could read is the City's general Right-of-Way Encroachment Application from the Development Services Department (13220 Central Avenue, 909-334-3250), issued under Chapter 12.02 of the Chino Municipal Code. It lists 'Hauling' among the kinds of work, asks whether a lane, sidewalk or parkway will be closed, and requires a certificate of insurance naming the City, a Chino business license, traffic-control plans and, if needed, a contractor's license. The City's 2026-27 user-fee schedule prices an encroachment permit at $491.52, or $288.77 for a minor permit, with extensions at $129.02. Those terms are written for contractors working in the street, not for a homeowner parking a bin, so ask WM and Development Services before a box goes on the street, sidewalk or parkway. Most Chino single-family homes have a two-car driveway that fits a 10- or 20-yard box; put boards under the rails and keep it clear of the sidewalk. On private property, be aware that Chino Municipal Code § 8.16.030 bars allowing refuse or waste to remain in public view, and § 8.16.070 says refuse and recycling bins must be stored out of view of the street, with no stated exception for a temporary roll-off. A full box in view on a driveway could draw a code-enforcement complaint, so book only the days the job needs and have WM pull it promptly.

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What matters locally

Three free bulk-item pickups a year, up to six items each, from WM

WM's Chino residential service guide says homes on City cart service can set out up to six bulk items three times a calendar year on their regular collection day, scheduled at least 48 hours ahead at wm.com/bulky or by calling (800) 423-9986. Appliances, furniture, carpet and televisions are accepted; loose trash, tires, dirt, sand, rock, hazardous waste and construction or demolition debris are not. Beyond the free pickups, the City's 2026-27 rate schedule lists a residential bulky-item charge of $44.59 for the first item and $26.75 for each additional item, and $35.67 for an e-waste pickup. If you are only clearing out a couch, a mattress and an old washer, this is cheaper than any box.

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Free household hazardous waste drop-off at the Schaefer Avenue yard, two Saturdays a month

Paint, solvents, pool chemicals, pesticides, motor oil and filters, antifreeze, batteries, fluorescent bulbs, e-waste and tires without rims cannot go in a roll-off. The City runs free drop-off events at the Public Works Service Yard, 5050 Schaefer Avenue, on the 2nd and 4th Saturday of each month from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. (closed the 4th Saturday in December) for Chino and San Bernardino County residents. Bring no more than 15 gallons or 125 pounds per visit, in containers of 5 gallons or less; business waste and sharps are not taken. Call the yard at 909-334-3266 with questions.

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Before you book

Questions about renting in Chino.

Can I rent a dumpster from any company for my Chino house?

Plan on WM. The City says it contracts all refuse and recycling services to Waste Management, and its construction-waste form says contractors and developers must use only the franchise hauler, WM, under Chino Municipal Code § 8.16.080. The City's own rate resolution sets WM's roll-off prices. The only alternative the City's forms describe is hauling debris yourself with Building Division approval and turning in weight tickets.

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Does my Chino remodel need a recycling plan for the debris?

Usually, if it has a building or demolition permit. The Building Division's Form CD-1 asks permit applicants to commit to diverting 65% of construction and demolition material under Chino Municipal Code Chapter 15.45. Exemptions include a single-unit residential alteration that adds no floor area or conditioned space, roofing without tear-off, and plumbing, electrical or mechanical-only permits. If WM hauls the debris, open a C&D project account at (800) 423-9986 and submit WM's Diversion Report with Form CD-2; for approved self-haul you use Form CD-3 and weight tickets. Questions go to the Building Division at (909) 334-3251.

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