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Dumpster rental
in College Park.

College Park's Public Works crews take household trash and booked bulk items, but they refuse construction and demolition debris and anything a contractor produces, so a remodel or roof tear-off needs a private roll-off. The City Code requires a City permit for a container over three cubic yards at a house (§ 141-3B) and for any container on a City street or sidewalk (§ 172-4B); both last up to 30 days and can be extended. Book the bin only after the permit is in hand.

Sources checked November 13, 2026 · Guide updated November 13, 2026
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Bin There Dump That Mid-Maryland is the only one that publishes College Park prices: $520–$595 for 10 to 20 yards with 10 days and 1.5–2 tons included, in bins about 11 ft long. Next Day Dumpsters, with a yard in nearby Beltsville, rents larger 15- to 30-yard roll-offs (14–20 ft long) but quotes price, rental days and weight allowance only per job. Neither publishes an overweight or extra-day rate.

Your local checklist

Apply for the City dumpster permit before delivery if the container is over three cubic yards; it runs up to 30 days, so ask Public Services (240-487-3570) for an extension early if the job will run longer.
Keep the bin off the street and sidewalk unless you hold a City permit for public property; if your frontage is on a State route such as Baltimore Avenue, ask the City who issues the permit.
If a contractor is doing the work, put debris removal in the contract: City bulk pickup refuses contractor-generated construction material, shingles, brick, concrete and soil.

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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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Bin There Dump That Mid-Maryland

Published sizes: 6-yard (brick, dirt, concrete and masonry only; 10 x 5.5 x 3 ft), 10-yard, 15-yard (11 x 8 x 4.5 ft) and 20-yard (11 x 8 x 6 ft) bins
Rental & weight terms: 10-day rental with 1.5 tons included (10 yd), 1.75 tons (15 yd) and 2 tons (20 yd). Included weight and rental days for the 6-yard bin, the overage rate per ton and the extra-day fee are not published; request a written quote.
Price basis: Published on the College Park page: $520 (10 yd), $560 (15 yd), $595 (20 yd); 6-yard from $550.

The page is headed for College Park, Maryland and lists 9658 Baltimore Ave, Floor 300, College Park, MD 20740. It shows two phone numbers (240-219-8249 in the body, 443-806-8878 in the header and footer) without explaining the difference. The 10-yard height is misprinted on the page. Bins are about 10–11 ft long, short enough for many College Park driveways.

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Next Day Dumpsters

Published sizes: 15-yard (14 x 8 x 4.5 ft), 20-yard (16 x 8 x 4.5 ft) and 30-yard (20 x 8 x 5.5 ft) roll-offs; dimensions may vary by city
Rental & weight terms: Rental length, included weight allowance, overweight rate (prorated to the pound) and daily rate after the rental period are set in each quote; none are published. Delivery day does not count toward rental days. Mattresses and couches may carry an extra charge; paint, batteries, propane tanks, liquids and chemicals are refused.
Price basis: Not published; prices are quoted by address, size and debris type. Call 301-302-7776 or use the online order form for a written quote.

Its College Park page is headed for College Park, and its Maryland page lists College Park under Prince George's County. The site lists a Beltsville yard at 11518 E Maple Ave (703-570-6391) and a Gaithersburg location at 18225-D Flower Hill Way. The FAQ says the company does not obtain permits. Its smallest box is 14 ft long, about 3 ft longer than Bin There Dump That's bins.

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City permit for any debris container over 3 cubic yards at a house, and for any container on a City street

College Park's City Code treats a rented roll-off as a permit item in two places. Section 141-3B says no dumpster or other receptacle for construction debris or household items larger than three cubic yards may be placed on residential property without a City permit; permits expire no later than 30 days after issuance, may carry conditions set by the City Manager, and can be extended by the Director of Public Services for up to 60 more days in a twelve-month period (longer only on good cause or by the Mayor and Council). Section 172-4B applies the same permit, 30-day limit and extension rules to any such container on a City street, alley, sidewalk, driveway apron or other public property. The screening, lid and concrete-pad rules in § 141-3A cover properties that use a contracted dumpster for regular trash collection, not a short-term rental. The City's Business Licenses & Permits page says dumpster and storage-pod permits go through the online permit system; questions go to the Department of Public Services (240-487-3570). State routes such as US 1 (Baltimore Avenue) are permitted by the State Highway Administration, not the City.

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City bulk and special trash: four free appointments a year, then $20 per item

Public Works picks up bulk and special trash on Thursdays and Fridays by appointment only, booked online or through the Department of Public Works (240-487-3590). Owner-occupied single-family homes get up to four collections and 20 items per fiscal year free; single-family rentals that pay for City trash service get four collections and 29 items. Extra items cost $20 each, appliances and TVs $20 each, tires $4 each off the rim, and oversized, overweight or badly sorted set-outs $100 per collection per hour. Construction and demolition materials (shingles, tar paper, soil, rocks, brick, concrete, block, asphalt) and any contractor-generated construction material are refused; small home-improvement leftovers from a resident's own project are accepted if set out properly.

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Shingles and demolition debris go to the County's Ritchie Landfill

The City's trash page excludes concrete, other construction materials and roof shingles from the regular cart and points residents with shingles, tar paper and other construction or demolition debris to Prince George's County's Ritchie Landfill in Upper Marlboro. Rocks, sod, dirt, sand, vehicle parts and hazardous materials are also kept out of City carts. The Department of Public Works is at Davis Hall, 9217 51st Avenue (Monday–Friday, 7:30 a.m. to 4 p.m.).

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Before you book

Questions about renting in College Park.

Will College Park Public Works pick up my renovation debris?

Not if it is construction or demolition material. The City's bulk and special trash page excludes asphalt, shingles, tar paper, soil, rocks, brick, concrete and block, and says no contractor-generated construction materials will be collected. Small leftovers from a resident's own home-improvement project can go out with a booked bulk appointment if set out properly. The City's trash page sends shingles and other demolition debris to the County's Ritchie Landfill in Upper Marlboro, or you can rent a roll-off.

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How do I get a dumpster permit in College Park?

The City's Business Licenses & Permits page says permits for construction, renovations, signs, dumpsters and storage pods are obtained through the City's online permit process at collegeparkmd.gov/permitapps, and directs permit questions to the Department of Public Services at City Hall, 7401 Baltimore Avenue, Suite 201 (240-487-3570). City Code § 141-3B makes permits expire no later than 30 days after issuance, with extensions of up to 60 more days in a twelve-month period from the Director of Public Services; the permit page does not state the fee, so ask when you apply.

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