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Dumpster rental
in Claremont.

Claremont's Transfer Station on Washington Street no longer takes household trash or construction debris, so renovation and cleanout waste goes out by private hauler. DeCamp Waste Services, which runs the station for the City, posts 7-day roll-off prices from $310 (6 yards, 800 lb) to $615 (20 yards, 4,000 lb). Bin There Dump That posts $450 to $750 for 4- to 20-yard bins without stating tonnage, and Casella quotes up to 40 yards by phone. Keep the bin on your own lot and call Public Works before using a street.

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

Start with an eligible hauler.

DeCamp is the only one of the three that publishes included weight with its prices, and its allowances are in pounds, so heavy debris can run over quickly. Bin There Dump That offers the smallest 4-yard bin and driveway boards but no tonnage figure. Casella is the only route to 30- or 40-yard containers. Get the Claremont total, days and overage rate in writing from each.

Your local checklist

Do not plan on hauling renovation debris to the Washington Street Transfer Station yourself; it no longer accepts construction debris, so either rent a bin or arrange a C&D pickup with DeCamp.
If you live in the professional residential, mixed use or city center business II zoning district, ask the Planning and Development office whether Sec. 22-389.7's screening rule for trash receptacles applies to a short-term roll-off before booking.
Check whether your street is weight-posted (common in spring); a loaded roll-off truck may need the City's 6-ton use permit and $2,500 bond, so confirm with the hauler and Public Works (603-542-7020).

Plan a rental in Claremont

Published details, side by side

3 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 (Northern New Hampshire franchise)

Published sizes: 4-yard (10' x 5.5' x 5'), 6-yard (10' x 5.5' x 7'), 10-yard (10' x 7' x 8'), 15-yard (11' x 8' x 4.8') and 20-yard (11' x 8' x 10') bins, as listed on the Claremont page and the Northern NH rates page (the 10- and 20-yard heights look inconsistent with the 15-yard; confirm dimensions).
Rental & weight terms: The Northern NH rates page gives 7 days as the typical rental, with longer rentals on request. Included disposal weight, per-ton overage and extra-day rates are not published on either page; overfilling can bring added charges and debris must stay below the top edge. Paint, chemicals, propane tanks, batteries and asbestos are not accepted.
Price basis: $450 (4-yard), $500 (6-yard), $550 (10-yard), $650 (15-yard), $750 (20-yard), with delivery, pickup and driveway protection boards included, per the Claremont page. Call 603-945-0005.

Has a Claremont service-area page. No street address is given. Ask for the included tonnage, overage rate and Claremont total in writing; unlike the southern NH franchise, the northern pages do not state included tons.

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

02 / SOURCE-CHECKED LISTING

DeCamp Waste Services

Published sizes: 6-, 8-, 15- and 20-yard roll-offs; dimensions not published.
Rental & weight terms: Each price includes delivery, pickup, a 7-day rental and the fuel surcharge. Included debris weight: 800 lb (6-yard), 1,000 lb (8-yard), 2,000 lb (15-yard), 4,000 lb (20-yard). Overage and extra-day rates are not published. The FAQ says customers are responsible for driveway or yard damage and that C&D needs special arrangements.
Price basis: $310.30 (6-yard), $395.90 (8-yard), $513.60 (15-yard), $615.25 (20-yard). A junk-bag pickup with 600 lb is $214. Call 603-542-8050.

DeCamp also runs the City's Transfer Station and curbside trash service under contract with the City. Its roll-off page names only the 'greater Connecticut River Valley', but its Claremont Transfer Station page tells Claremont residents to contact DeCamp for C&D, including a dumpster rental. Mailing address PO Box 1, Newport.

Sources: [3] · [4] · [5]Visit supplier website Direct link · No referral tracking

03 / SOURCE-CHECKED LISTING

Casella Waste Systems

Published sizes: Up to 40 cubic yards ("up to 16 truck loads"); individual sizes are not listed on the page.
Rental & weight terms: A standard rental period is included and can be extended; its length is not given. Included weight, overage and extra-day rates are not published; request a written quote.
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; questions 802-683-3984 (weekdays 7 a.m. to 5 p.m.).

The page is titled Residential Dumpster Rental in Claremont, NH but has no Claremont-specific details. It asks for 3 feet of side clearance, 22 feet overhead and 34 feet of straight approach, and no placement on grass or soft ground or blocking sidewalks or hydrants. The City's transfer station page lists Casella's Newport office (264 John Stark Hwy, 603-865-1414) as a local hauler.

Sources: [6] · [7]Visit supplier website Direct link · No referral tracking

Get the missing numbers in writing.

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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No Claremont dumpster permit was found; keep the bin on your lot and ask Public Works before using a street

Claremont's Department of Public Works lists permits for driveways (new $100, paving $50, temporary $50), road use ($0, may require a bond), right-of-way excavation ($100) and water and sewer connections. Its permit cover sheet says right-of-way cuts need a bond of at least $2,500 and that fees and bonds must be in place before a permit is granted. None of these is a dumpster or street-obstruction permit, and none was found on the City's forms page or in its 2026 fee schedule; that does not mean a container may sit in a City street without permission. Chapter 16 of the City Code (Streets, Sidewalks and Other Public Places) has no permit written for containers in the street; Sec. 16-2 bars blocking the entrance to any building, driveway or parking area. Put the container on your driveway or yard. If it must go on or beside a City street, call Public Works at 603-542-7020 first and ask whether a road-use permit or other approval applies. On state-numbered highways through the city, ask NHDOT instead.

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Open local permit instructions

What matters locally

The DeCamp-run Transfer Station takes recycling and some items, not trash or construction debris

DeCamp Waste Services' Claremont Transfer Station page says the station (875 Washington Street; Thursdays 11 a.m. to 5:45 p.m. and the first Saturday of each month 8 a.m. to 3:45 p.m.) takes only recycling generated in Claremont, needs a visible window decal, and does not accept household trash, construction debris or hazardous waste. Sorted cardboard, cans and glass are free; scrap metal is free (freon items extra); brush and clean wood is $20 per pickup load; tires are $10 to $17 each. For construction and demolition debris, residents are told to contact DeCamp (603-542-8050) for curbside pickup or a dumpster rental. The City's page limits use to Claremont residents and residential property owners.

Check the source

Posted City roads need a 6-ton use permit and bond for heavy trucks

Public Works' Application for 6-Ton Use Permit requires a bond of at least $2,500, makes the applicant pay for any road damage, and refers to Claremont Code Section 19-129 on posted weight limits. A loaded roll-off truck can exceed a posted limit, so if your street is posted (often during spring thaw), ask your rental company whether it will haul under a permit or wait until the posting is lifted. The City's main DPW form list is on its Applications, Forms & Permits page.

Check the source

Before you book

Questions about renting in Claremont.

Can I take construction debris to the Claremont Transfer Station?

No. DeCamp Waste Services, which operates the station for the City, says it does not accept household trash, construction debris or hazardous waste there. Residents with C&D are told to contact DeCamp (603-542-8050) to arrange a curbside pickup or a dumpster rental. Scrap metal, sorted recycling, brush and tires are still taken from Claremont residents with a decal, some for a fee.

Sources: [4] · [7] · [14]

Do I need a City permit to put a dumpster in a Claremont street?

No dumpster or street-obstruction permit was found. Public Works lists driveway, road-use, right-of-way excavation and utility permits, and its cover sheet requires fees and any bond before a permit issues. The City Code's Streets chapter has no container permit, which is not confirmation that none is needed, so call Public Works before a bin goes in the road. Keep the container on private property, or call Public Works at 603-542-7020 before placing it on a City street.

Sources: [8] · [9] · [15]

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