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in Hemet.

In Hemet you do not shop between dumpster companies: the City code and CR&R's exclusive franchise make CR&R the only lawful debris-box supplier at most homes, and outside bins can be impounded. Book a bulky pickup for furniture, order a CR&R box at the City-set rate for bigger jobs, keep it on your driveway, and have it gone within 30 days.

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

Check the city boundary first.

There is one supplier, so the real choices are size and method. CR&R's City-set temporary clean-up or C&D roll-off costs $865.87 plus $114.38 delivery for up to 5 tons, a 3-yard box is $269.27 per pull, and a box left more than a week without a dump adds $57.17 a week. A $40.88 extra bulky pickup is the cheap route for furniture, and on a permitted remodel your licensed contractor may haul its own debris instead of renting a box.

Your local checklist

Confirm your parcel is inside the City of Hemet and not in San Jacinto, East Hemet, Valle Vista or another unincorporated area with a Hemet mailing address, and check whether the City lists Waste Management rather than CR&R for your five-digit street number.
Order the box from CR&R Customer Care at (951) 943-1991 and turn down any other dumpster company or broker offering delivery in Hemet; ask CR&R to confirm the 2026 roll-off rate, the 5-ton allowance and any overage cost in writing.
Keep the box on your driveway or lot and have it removed within 30 days (60 days a year in total); if it must go in the street, call Hemet Engineering at 951-765-2360 about an encroachment permit first.

Plan a rental in Hemet

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Start with the City’s residential provider.

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CR&R Environmental Services (City of Hemet exclusive franchised hauler)

Published sizes: The City's 2026 rate sheet lists 3-cubic-yard debris boxes and 10-, 20-, 30- and 40-cubic-yard boxes, plus a roll-off rate for temporary clean-up or construction and demolition material.
Rental & weight terms: Per the City rate sheet effective July 1, 2026: the 'Rolloff Temporary Clean-up or C&D Materials' service covers loads up to 5 tons and is cash on delivery; a demurrage charge applies when a box is not dumped every 7 days; Saturday service, stand-by time and relocation trips cost extra. For 10- to 40-yard boxes billed per pull, the sheet says disposal is charged at actual cost on top of the pull rate. Order temporary bins through CR&R Customer Care at (951) 943-1991.
Price basis: City-set 2026 rates: roll-off temporary clean-up or C&D box (up to 5 tons, COD) $865.87 plus $114.38 delivery; 3-yard box delivery and pull $269.27 per pull, $154.89 per exchange; 10/20/30/40-yard box $440.42 per pull plus actual disposal; demurrage $57.17 per week; service initiation $45.74; Saturday service $634.19 per pull plus disposal; trip charge/relocation $155.19; stand-by $122.56 per hour.

This is the only company allowed to supply a debris box at most Hemet homes. Hemet Municipal Code Chapter 62 requires the City's franchisee to provide debris boxes on request, lets only the franchisee (and a few self-haul exceptions) collect waste, and allows non-franchisee containers to be impounded after a three-day notice. The City's 2026 Sixth Amendment to its Exclusive Franchise Agreement with CR&R extends the franchise to November 30, 2046 and commits the City to keep ordinances allowing illegal haulers' bins to be impounded. The City's trash page lists CR&R's office at 1706 Goetz Road, Perris, CA 92570 (Monday to Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.). If your home has a five-digit street number, the City says your provider is Waste Management of the Inland Empire (1-800-423-9986); ask WM about temporary bins.

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A CR&R box may sit in view at a house for 30 days in a row; the street needs an encroachment permit

Chapter 62 bars carts and small bins from being visible from the street except on collection day, but it makes a specific allowance for debris boxes: at a single-family home a debris box may stand where it can be seen from the public right-of-way for up to 30 consecutive days and no more than 60 days in any 12-month period. Plan a big cleanout so the box is in and out within that window; CR&R's rate sheet also adds a weekly demurrage charge if a box is not dumped every seven days. Keep the box on your driveway or yard. We found no Hemet permit written for debris boxes in the street; the Engineering Division's encroachment permit covers anything placed in the City right-of-way and asks for a traffic control plan, a City business license, a contractor's license and insurance, with 48 hours' notice to Engineering (951-765-2360) before work starts. That is a contractor-level permit, so ask CR&R and Engineering before planning a street placement. If you live in a mobile-home park or a planned senior community, the park or association decides where a box can go.

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What matters locally

Bulky items go through CR&R, with a $40.88 charge for an extra on-call pickup

Chapter 62 requires the City's franchisee to offer on-call bulky-waste collection to its customers, and makes it an offence to set furniture, appliances or mattresses at the curb or in the street without first arranging the pickup with the franchisee. The City's 2026 rate sheet (effective July 1, 2026) lists $40.88 for an extra on-call bulky-waste pickup and an $89.88 Freon removal fee for refrigerators and air conditioners; it does not say how many bulky pickups come with regular cart service, so ask CR&R Customer Care at (951) 943-1991 before you book. For a couch, a mattress and an old washer, a scheduled bulky pickup is far cheaper than any debris box.

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Self-hauling needs a City permit, except for contractors moving their own debris

Hemet does not let a household haul its own trash informally. A single-family homeowner who wants to skip CR&R service must get an annual Self-Haul Permit from Public Works: the City's application lists a fee of $298 if you apply between January and March, falling to $74.50 late in the year, plus proof of registration, insurance, a licensed driver and a vehicle that can carry loads without spilling (open trucks need a tarp). Chapter 62 separately lets a licensed contractor working within its license haul the construction and demolition debris it generates to a permitted landfill or recycling facility without that permit, but it bars contractors from hiring any non-franchised company to do it. So on a permitted remodel your contractor can truck out its own debris, while any container still has to come from CR&R.

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Before you book

Questions about renting in Hemet.

Can I rent a roll-off from any dumpster company for my Hemet house?

Not inside City limits. Hemet Municipal Code § 62-65 says only the City's solid waste franchisee, a self-haul permit holder, a landscaper or a licensed contractor hauling its own work may collect waste in the City, and any container not supplied by the franchisee can be tagged with a three-day removal notice and then impounded. The City's franchisee is CR&R, whose exclusive franchise was extended in May 2026 to November 30, 2046; that amendment also commits the City to keep ordinances allowing illegal haulers' bins to be impounded. Order a box from CR&R at (951) 943-1991.

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How long can a debris box sit in front of my Hemet home?

Hemet Municipal Code § 62-11(c) lets a debris box stand where it can be seen from the street at a single-family home for up to 30 consecutive days and no more than 60 days in any 12 months; ordinary carts and small bins must be stored out of view except on collection day. CR&R's City-set rates also add $57.17 a week if a box is not dumped every seven days. A box placed in the street itself is a different matter: that is the City right-of-way, which needs an encroachment permit from Engineering.

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