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Dumpster rental
in Exeter.

Exeter's blue-bag curbside pickup won't take construction debris. The Cross Road transfer station accepts only small amounts at $8 a bag or item and points bigger loads to Raymond. Anything larger than a bathroom refresh calls for a roll-off. Bin There Dump That posts Exeter prices of $550 to $750 for 10 to 20 yards with 1 to 2 tons included. Casella quotes containers up to 40 yards. Exeter has no dumpster permit, and its highway rules bar street obstructions, so plan for driveway placement.

Sources checked November 9, 2026 · Guide updated November 9, 2026
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Bin There Dump That is the only one of the two that publishes Exeter prices and weight: $550, $650 and $750 for 10-, 15- and 20-yard bins, with 1, 1.5 and 2 tons included and a typical 7-day rental. It does not post its per-ton overage. Casella posts no prices, rental length or weight allowance, but it offers containers up to 40 yards for whole-house cleanouts or roof tear-offs that outgrow a 20-yard bin. Casella also publishes clearance needs (22 feet overhead, 34 feet of straight approach) worth checking against narrow downtown driveways.

Your local checklist

Measure your driveway against Casella's 22-foot overhead and 34-foot approach clearances. If it won't fit, pick a smaller bin rather than the curb, since Exeter's highway ordinance bars objects that block a street or sidewalk.
Get written quotes that state rental days, included tons, the per-ton overage and extra-day fees. Bin There Dump That includes 1 to 2 tons; Casella publishes no allowance.
Keep bulky furniture out of the roll-off if you can: one item a week goes to the curb with a $5 sticker, and refrigerators go to Cross Road with a $10 Freon sticker.

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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.

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Bin There Dump That (New Hampshire franchise)

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, per its Exeter page and New Hampshire rates page.
Rental & weight terms: Included disposal weight: 1 ton (10-yard), 1.5 tons (15-yard), 2 tons (20-yard). The rates page FAQ calls 7 days the typical New Hampshire rental period, with longer periods by arrangement. Overage per ton and extra-day rates are not published; request a written quote. Hazardous materials and food waste are not accepted.
Price basis: $550 (10-yard), $650 (15-yard), $750 (20-yard) as listed on its Exeter page and rates page. Phone or text 603-451-6363.

The Exeter page is headed for Exeter, NH and says residential rentals include delivery, pickup and driveway protection. Exeter appears in the New Hampshire franchise's Areas Served list, which shows an address at 152 Exeter Road, Epping. The bins are sized for driveways; the largest is 20 yards. Ask what the per-ton rate is above the included weight, since roofing and plaster loads exceed 1 to 2 tons quickly.

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

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Casella Waste Systems

Published sizes: Up to 40 cubic yards ("up to 16 truck loads"). Individual sizes are not listed in the page text.
Rental & weight terms: The page says most rentals include a standard rental period and extensions can be requested, but gives no length. Included weight, overage and extra-day rates are not published; request a written quote.
Price basis: Not published. Casella says one quoted rate covers the container, delivery and pickup, and price depends 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 headed Dumpster Rental in Exeter, NH but gives no Exeter-specific details. Placement guidance: at least 3 feet clear on each side, 22 feet overhead and 34 feet of straight approach; keep it off grass and soft ground and don't block sidewalks, driveways or hydrants. Clear snow and ice from the drop spot in winter.

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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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Exeter has no dumpster permit; keep the roll-off off Town streets and sidewalks

No Exeter permit, fee or ordinance section written for dumpsters or roll-off containers on a street was found. Chapter 5 of the Town Ordinances (Highway Use Regulations) bars anyone from placing an object on a town-maintained street, right-of-way, sidewalk or parking lot so as to obstruct vehicle or pedestrian traffic (Section 502) or damage the surface (Section 502.1). Section 502.2e requires all obstructions to be cleared from rights-of-way and sidewalks for winter maintenance during bad weather. Chapter 11, Section 1106.1, says no one may deposit refuse on a Town right-of-way except tied official blue bags set out for collection. A loaded container at the curb would sit uneasily with that rule. Public Works' only right-of-way permit page covers excavation ($100 a permit, 30 days, insurance and bond), which is for digging, not containers. Chapter 1 adds a winter overnight parking ban on all public streets from December 1 to March 15, and vehicles in the right-of-way during a declared snow emergency are towed. Put the container in your driveway or yard. If it truly has to touch a Town street or sidewalk, call Exeter Public Works at 13 Newfields Road (603-773-6157) before booking. Ask NHDOT about state routes such as Route 108, 111 or 101.

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What matters locally

Cross Road transfer station takes construction debris only by the bag or item

The Exeter Transfer Station at 9 Cross Road is open to Exeter residents and property owners. Bring a driver's license or tax bill and display a vehicle permit ($20 a calendar year, or $5 for 5 days), sold at Public Works, the Town Office or online. Construction debris is $8 a bag for small debris, or an $8 sticker per item for doors, windows, toilets, sinks, treated or painted wood and carpet. The Town's page says larger loads should go to the Raymond Transfer Station, which takes non-residents and charges by weight. Brush is $25 for a pickup-size load and $50 for a one-ton truck or double-axle trailer. Refrigerated appliances need a $10 Freon sticker and electronics a $10 sticker. Couches, mattresses and tires are not accepted. Regular hours are Tuesday 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. and Friday and Saturday 9 a.m. to 2:30 p.m., with extra fall hours from October 15 to December 15.

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Blue-bag curbside pickup takes one bulky item a week, but no construction debris

Waste Management collects household trash weekly for the Town in Town of Exeter blue bags ($2.50 for a 33-gallon bag, $1.25 for 15 gallons). Each bag must be tied and under 45 pounds and set out by 7 a.m. You can put out one bulky item, such as a couch or mattress, each week with a $5 bulky sticker. Up to 12 paper bags of leaves and grass go out at the spring and fall yard-waste pickups. The Town's page says appliances, metal items, electronics and construction debris are not collected curbside and must go to the transfer station. A one-off couch or mattress is therefore cheaper on the curb than in a roll-off, but a gutted kitchen is not.

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Before you book

Questions about renting in Exeter.

Do I need a Town permit to put a dumpster on an Exeter street?

No Exeter permit written for dumpsters was found, and there is no process for allowing one in the street. Chapter 5 of the Town Ordinances bars placing any object on a town-maintained street, right-of-way, sidewalk or parking lot so as to obstruct traffic or damage the surface. It also requires obstructions to be cleared for winter maintenance. Chapter 11 allows only tied blue bags of refuse in the right-of-way. Public Works' excavation permit covers digging, not containers. Keep the roll-off on your property, and call Public Works (603-773-6157) first if it must touch a Town street.

Sources: [7] · [6] · [15]

Does Exeter's Waste Management contract stop me from hiring another dumpster company?

No. The Town's agreement with Waste Management of New Hampshire covers bagged household trash and recycling from residential units and small businesses. It defines that trash to exclude construction and demolition debris and bulky waste, and says it does not include commercial or industrial waste. It also lets the contractor sign separate deals with businesses. The Town's Chapter 11 ordinance has no hauler license and does not require Exeter waste to go to a Town facility. Any roll-off company can serve your job and take the load to its own disposal site.

Sources: [13] · [14] · [6]

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