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Dumpster rental
in La Habra.

In La Habra, book a roll-off from CR&R, the City's franchised hauler; City Code § 8.04.140 bars other companies from placing bins at La Habra homes. Price comes from the City's rate schedule: about $751 to $812 for household refuse or $1,064 to $1,125 for mixed remodel debris, with 5 tons included. Try the four free bulky pickups first for furniture, keep the box on your driveway and tarp it.

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

Check the city boundary first.

There is one provider, so the real choices are the load type, the rental length and whether you need a box at all. CR&R's City-set rates run $751.37 (1-3 days) or $812.29 (4-7 days) for refuse and $1,064.42 or $1,125.35 for mixed C&D, each with 5 tons included; sorted clean concrete, dirt, asphalt or wood is $759.69 and metal $708.89 with all tons included, so separating heavy material can save money. Days past 7 cost $17.81 each. The alternatives are four free bulky-item pickups a year or self-hauling to Olinda Alpha landfill in Brea.

Your local checklist

Confirm the parcel is inside the City of La Habra and not La Habra Heights, Fullerton, Brea, La Mirada or Whittier, which have their own hauler rules.
Call CR&R at 562-694-3730 and say whether the load is household refuse, mixed remodel debris or clean concrete/dirt, since each is priced differently; ask whether the $97.69 delivery charge is added and which box sizes are available.
Keep a tarp over the open-top box between loads to meet City Code § 8.04.180, and email Engineering@lahabraca.gov before placing anything in the street or parkway.

Plan a rental in La Habra

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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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CR&R Incorporated (City of La Habra franchised hauler)

Published sizes: Box sizes are not listed on the City's temporary roll-off rate table, which prices by load type rather than size; ask CR&R which sizes it delivers in La Habra. The same rate schedule also lists a short-term 'CUB bin' service (size not stated).
Rental & weight terms: Temporary roll-off rates on the City's 2026-27 schedule include up to 5 tons. Refuse loads over 5 tons are charged the Orange County landfill tip fee ($90.30 a ton); mixed C&D loads over 5 tons are charged the processing tip fee ($171.67 a ton). Source-separated loads of clean concrete, dirt and asphalt, metal, or clean wood and green waste are priced with all tons included. Each day over 7 costs $17.81, the schedule lists a $97.69 delivery charge, and a trip when the box cannot be serviced costs $94.63. The CUB bin is $159.20 for 1 to 3 days or $188.79 for a 7-day rental, plus $8.64 per extra day. Ask CR&R in writing whether the delivery charge is added to the box rate.
Price basis: Refuse to landfill: $751.37 (1-3 days) or $812.29 (4-7 days). Mixed C&D to processing: $1,064.42 (1-3 days) or $1,125.35 (4-7 days). Clean concrete/dirt/asphalt or clean wood/green waste: $759.69 (1-7 days). Metal: $708.89 (1-7 days). City of La Habra rate schedule, July 1, 2026 to June 30, 2027.

This is the only company a La Habra homeowner should book a box from. The City's Refuse & Recycling Division page says the City is under contract with CR&R for solid waste hauling, its Temporary Bin & Roll-Off Service page sends residents to CR&R for 'special bin services' for large household and yard projects (562-694-3730 or 866-742-8850; Monday to Friday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Saturday 8 a.m. to noon), and City Code § 8.04.140 bars anyone without an exclusive franchise agreement with the City from placing a refuse bin or container at any premises. Containers from unfranchised operators can be posted with a 24-hour removal notice and impounded at the owner's expense under § 8.04.260. The franchise agreement dates from December 3, 2018 and was extended by a third amendment effective December 1, 2024.

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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 CR&R box on your driveway and tarp it; street placement goes through an Engineering encroachment permit

We found no La Habra permit written specifically for a debris box in the street. The City's Permits & Fees page says an encroachment permit is required for most work in the public right-of-way, which it describes as including streets, sidewalks and the parkway behind the curb. The Public Works Engineering Division application (110 E. La Habra Blvd.; 562-383-4151; Engineering@lahabraca.gov) asks for a site sketch, traffic-control plans, a contractor's license, a City business license and insurance naming the City, and says no access or work in the right-of-way may begin without confirmation from the Public Works inspector; fees depend on the work and a refundable deposit may be required. Those terms are written for construction, so ask Engineering before a box goes on the street or parkway. Two City Code rules also matter. Section 8.04.180 says all containers, which Chapter 8.04 defines to include roll-off boxes, 'shall be kept tightly covered at all times' except while material is being added or removed, with no stated exception for temporary boxes, so keep a tarp over an open-top box between loads. Section 8.04.120 says waste containers used in residential collection may not go out to the curb, alley or right-of-way before 4 p.m. the day before collection and must be removed by noon the day after; it does not mention roll-offs, but it is another reason to keep the box on your own driveway. Book only the days the job needs and have CR&R pull the box promptly.

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What matters locally

Four free bulky-item pickups a year through CR&R

La Habra's Bulky Item Collection page gives single-family homes four free pickups a year, and multi-family residents four a year per unit. Each pickup takes up to four large items, or up to 20 bags of refuse or bundles of yard waste, each under 50 pounds, and is by appointment only through CR&R's customer service center (562-694-3730 or 866-742-8850, Monday to Friday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Saturday 8 a.m. to noon). The City's 2026-27 rate schedule charges $58.61 for each pickup beyond the four free ones and $29.26 for each item beyond four. For a couch, a mattress and a dead washer, this is far cheaper than a roll-off.

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Hazardous waste goes to the Anaheim County center; self-haul debris to Olinda Alpha in Brea

Paint, solvents, pesticides and other household hazardous waste may not go in a roll-off or any collection container under the City code. The City's Hazardous Waste page points La Habra residents to Orange County's four free collection centers, the nearest being the CVT Recycling Center at 1071 N. Blue Gum Street in Anaheim, open Tuesday to Saturday 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. and closed on rainy days. If you would rather haul debris yourself, OC Waste & Recycling's Olinda Alpha landfill in Brea, a short drive from La Habra, takes public loads; the July 2026 to June 2027 public fees are $15 for a car load under 360 pounds, $30 for a pickup or van under 880 pounds and $92.70 a ton above that, plus $15 for items longer than six feet. Self-hauling your own waste is one of the exceptions the City's franchise rule allows.

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Before you book

Questions about renting in La Habra.

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

No. La Habra Municipal Code § 8.04.140 says no person may place a refuse bin, container or other receptacle at any premises in the city, or collect refuse there, unless that person has an exclusive franchise agreement with the City, and the Code defines containers to include roll-off boxes. CR&R Incorporated is the City's franchised hauler, and the City's Temporary Bin & Roll-Off Service page sends residents to CR&R. Under § 8.04.260 the City can post a 24-hour removal notice on an unauthorized container and impound it at the owner's expense. The exceptions in § 8.04.150 cover hauling your own waste and a licensed contractor removing construction debris in its own dump trucks, not boxes from other companies.

Sources: [1] · [2]

Does my La Habra remodel have to recycle its debris?

Possibly. The City's Construction & Demolition Debris page says applicants for certain construction and demolition projects must recycle at least 50% of their C&D waste and submit a waste disposal plan with the permit application. Ask the Public Works Department (562-383-4170) whether your project is covered. If you use a CR&R box, ordering a mixed C&D box sends the load to a processing facility, and keeping clean concrete, dirt and asphalt separate is both recycling and, under the City's rate schedule, cheaper than a mixed load.

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