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Dumpster rental
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Lincoln's curbside program refuses construction waste and caps free bulky pickup at 300 pounds, so a renovation or big cleanout usually means a roll-off. Two companies post Lincoln prices: PVD Dumpster Rentals from $425 (10-yard, 1 ton, 7 days, $15 per extra day) and Bin There Dump That from $435 (10-yard, 1 ton, typical 7 days). Discount Disposal lists Lincoln among its towns and offers up to 30 yards, but quotes by phone. A bin in the road needs the Police Chief notified and the Town Engineer and Public Works Director's permission under the Town's encroachment rule, so keep it on your driveway or call Public Works first.

Sources checked November 9, 2026 · Guide updated November 9, 2026
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PVD Dumpster Rentals and Bin There Dump That both publish Lincoln prices for 10-, 15- and 20-yard bins with the same 1, 1.5 and 2-ton allowances; PVD is $10 cheaper per size, publishes a $15 extra-day fee and has 3-ton concrete and dirt containers, while Bin There Dump That includes driveway protection but publishes no extra-day or overage rate. PVD's own pages disagree on its overweight charge ($145 per ton on one page, "the rate on your agreement" on another). Discount Disposal is the only one offering 25- and 30-yard bins, but it publishes no prices, weight allowance or rental length.

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Plan on a roll-off or private hauler for remodeling debris: Lincoln's curbside service refuses construction waste, and its free bulky pickup stops at 300 pounds total with no construction materials.
Before placing a bin in the street or on the sidewalk, call Lincoln Public Works (401-333-8422) or Engineering (401-333-8415) because Code § 220-1 requires their permission (and notice to the Police Chief) for any encroachment over a street line.
Book mattresses, appliances and scrap metal for the Town's free appointment pickup instead of paying a rental company's per-item fee (PVD lists $100 per mattress), and bag yard waste in paper bags for weekly collection from mid-April to mid-November.

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Bin There Dump That (Providence 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.
Rental & weight terms: Included disposal weight is 1 ton (10-yard), 1.5 tons (15-yard) and 2 tons (20-yard). The Providence rates page gives a typical 7-day rental, with longer periods on request. No per-ton overage or extra-day rate is published; request a written quote. Hazardous materials are not accepted, and debris must not rise above the top edge.
Price basis: $435 (10-yard), $485 (15-yard), $535 (20-yard), as listed on the Lincoln page and the Providence rates page. Residential rentals include delivery, pickup and driveway protection. Phone 401-530-6366.

The Lincoln page is headed "Residential Dumpster Rentals in Lincoln", and the Providence franchise's service-areas page lists Lincoln among ten towns and gives an address at 2131 Plainfield Pike in Johnston.

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

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PVD Dumpster Rentals

Published sizes: 10-yard (12' x 8' x 3'), 15-yard (14' x 8' x 4') and 20-yard (14' x 8' x 5') roll-offs, plus 12' x 8' x 3' heavy-material containers for concrete or dirt.
Rental & weight terms: Included weight is 1 ton (10-yard), 1.5 tons (15-yard), 2 tons (20-yard) and 3 tons for the concrete and dirt containers. The Lincoln page says standard sizes include 7 days on site and extra days are $15 per day; the home page gives 3 days for heavy-material rentals. Weight over the allowance is billed per ton: the Providence County page says $145 per ton on a certified scale ticket, while the home page says only "the rate on your agreement," so confirm the rate in writing.
Price basis: Starting at $425 (10-yard), $475 (15-yard), $525 (20-yard) and $375 for the concrete or dirt container, per the Lincoln page. Listed per-item charges include mattresses ($100 each), propane tanks ($35 each) and tires (from $12 each). Phone 401-213-9777.

The company describes itself as family operated and running its own roll-off fleet from a yard at 1280 Park Ave, Unit 4, in Cranston, so trucks come from outside Lincoln. Its Lincoln page says a bin on the street or sidewalk should be expected to need a Town permit. Asbestos, wet paint, flammable liquids, batteries and hazardous chemicals are refused.

Sources: [4] · [5] · [6]Visit supplier website Direct link · No referral tracking

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Discount Disposal

Published sizes: 10-, 15-, 20-, 25- and 30-yard roll-offs, 8 feet wide; the 30-yard is 22' x 8' x 6'. A custom 25-yard bin is offered for tight residential spots.
Rental & weight terms: Rental length, included weight, overage and extra-day rates are not published; request a written quote. The pricing page says there are no fuel charges.
Price basis: Not published; the pricing page says to call. Phone 401-421-3867.

Discount Disposal calls itself a local Rhode Island company, not a national call center, and its home page lists Lincoln among the towns it serves. It has no Lincoln-specific page. The site gives no street address; its sizes page heading mentions Johnston.

Sources: [7] · [8] · [9]Visit supplier website Direct link · No referral tracking

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Lincoln: a bin over the street line needs Town Engineer and Public Works permission

This guide did not find a Lincoln page, form or fee for placing a roll-off on a driveway or in the street, and that is not the same as a finding that none is needed. Lincoln's street rules are in Code Chapter 220 (Streets and Sidewalks) on eCode360. Section 220-1 says no one may place any encroachment upon or over a street line without first notifying the Chief of Police and getting permission from the Town Engineer and the Director of Public Works, so treat a bin in the road as needing that permission; the code sets no fee or day limit, and no dumpster form was found. The Public Works page covers road excavation permits through the Engineering Department, including a seasonal roadway excavation moratorium, and says nothing about dumpsters. PVD Dumpster Rentals' Lincoln page tells customers to expect a Town permit for a bin on the street or sidewalk; that is the company's statement, not a Town rule. Before booking a street spot, call Public Works (Sue Martin, 401-333-8422; 94 Old River Road) or Engineering (401-333-8415). Keeping the bin on your own driveway is the simpler choice.

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Town collection refuses construction waste; bulky pickup is capped at 300 pounds

Lincoln's Solid Waste Collection page lists construction waste and materials among the items the Town will not take, along with tires, loose trash, paint containers, propane tanks, hazardous materials and any single container over 50 pounds. Trash must be bagged and set out by 7 a.m. Rhode Island Resource Recovery's Lincoln listing says bulky items such as furniture and carpet get free curbside pickup up to a 300-pound total, with no construction materials. Mattresses, white goods, appliances with Freon and scrap metal are picked up free by appointment through Town Hall or Public Works (401-333-8422). A kitchen or bath tear-out, roofing or a large cleanout will need a roll-off or a private hauler.

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Yard waste goes out in paper bags; electronics go to twice-yearly Town events

According to Rhode Island Resource Recovery's Lincoln listing, yard waste is collected weekly on the regular trash day from mid-April to mid-November in biodegradable paper yard-waste bags, and branches under 3 feet may be bundled. Electronics such as TVs, monitors and printers are taken free at Town drop-off events in the spring and fall; call Town Hall for dates. Christmas trees are collected at the curb. The Town's Recycling page says residents may drop old recycling bins at the Resource Recovery Small Vehicle Disposal Area in Johnston free of charge. Brush and leaves that fit these programs do not need to take up space in a rented bin.

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Questions about renting in Lincoln.

Will Lincoln's curbside trash or bulky pickup take renovation debris?

No. The Town's Solid Waste Collection page lists construction waste and materials among the items it will not collect, and it limits trash to bagged containers of no more than 35 gallons or 50 pounds. Rhode Island Resource Recovery's Lincoln listing says free curbside bulky pickup covers items such as furniture and carpet up to a 300-pound total, with no construction materials. Mattresses, appliances and scrap metal are picked up by appointment through Town Hall. Drywall, lumber, shingles and tile from a remodel need a roll-off or a private hauler.

Sources: [10] · [16]

Does Lincoln's zoning require a homeowner to screen or fence a rented dumpster?

Not that this guide found. Section 260-30 of the zoning ordinance (updated through November 18, 2025) requires trash and garbage collection areas enclosed on three sides by a wall, opaque fence or planting at least five feet high, but only for commercial and manufacturing uses and residential buildings of four or more units. The ordinance has no definition of dumpster or roll-off. It does bar temporary storage structures such as truck bodies and container boxes in every district (Section 260-17I) and allows PODS-type temporary storage in residential districts for up to 180 days; those rules are written for storage units, not debris bins. The solid-waste chapter (Chapter 217) sets only a servicing window: any dumpster may be emptied only between 7 a.m. and 7 p.m.

Sources: [13] · [14]

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