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Dumpster rental
in Merrimack.

Merrimack has no curbside trash, but its Fearon Road transfer station takes up to 1,000 pounds of a resident's construction debris free, so a bathroom tear-out or a few pickup loads may cost nothing but your time. Bigger jobs, or work a contractor is hauling, are charged by the ton, and a rented roll-off saves the trips. Bin There Dump That publishes Merrimack prices of $550 to $750 for 10- to 20-yard bins with 1 to 2 tons included; Casella goes up to 40 yards by quote. Plan to keep the container on your own property.

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 Merrimack prices, bin dimensions and included tonnage (1, 1.5 and 2 tons), with a typical 7-day rental and driveway protection, but it tops out at 20 yards and doesn't post its overage or extra-day rates. Casella offers containers up to 40 yards under one quoted flat rate, but publishes no sizes, rental length or weight allowance for Merrimack, so get those three figures in writing before comparing.

Your local checklist

Estimate your debris weight first: Fearon Road takes a resident's C&D free up to 1,000 pounds, but a load just over that is charged on the whole weight at $185 a ton, so splitting loads or renting a bin can be cheaper than one heavy trip.
If a contractor will take Merrimack debris to the transfer station, remember the load must come from Merrimack and must be weighed and logged to your job at the scale; ask your contractor how the disposal fee will be billed.
Keep the roll-off on your driveway and call the Highway Maintenance Division (603-423-8551) before placing anything in a Town road or the strip beside it; on Route 3 or Route 101A frontage, ask NHDOT.

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Published details, side by side

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.

01 / SOURCE-CHECKED LISTING

Bin There Dump That (New Hampshire franchise, Epping)

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 New Hampshire rates page gives 7 days as the typical rental period, with longer rentals on request. Per-ton overage and extra-day rates are not published; request a written quote. Hazardous materials and food waste are not accepted, and debris must not rise above the top edge. The 10-yard bin takes roof shingles up to 100 bundles (33 squares).
Price basis: $550 (10-yard), $650 (15-yard), $750 (20-yard), with delivery, pickup and driveway protection included for residential rentals, as published on both the Merrimack page and the New Hampshire rates page. Phone or text 603-451-6363.

Bin There Dump That has its own Merrimack page, and Merrimack is on the New Hampshire franchise's Areas Served list; the only address given is 152 Exeter Rd, Epping. The Merrimack page has no local permit information. Its largest bin is 20 yards, so a large tear-off or cleanout may need a second haul or a bigger container from another company.

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

02 / SOURCE-CHECKED LISTING

Casella Waste Systems

Published sizes: Up to 40 cubic yards ("up to 16 truck loads"). The page's size comparison table shows only headings, so individual sizes and dimensions are not published.
Rental & weight terms: The page says most rentals include a standard period that can be extended on request, but does not give its length. Included weight, overage and extra-day rates are not published; request a written quote. Customer Care supplies the list of prohibited hazardous materials.
Price basis: Not published. Casella says one quoted flat rate covers the dumpster, delivery, pickup and support, and that 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 for Merrimack, NH but gives no Merrimack-specific details. Placement guidance: at least 3 feet clear on each side, 22 feet overhead and a 34-foot straight approach; mark the spot, keep it off grass and soft ground, and don't block sidewalks, driveways or hydrants; clear snow and ice in winter.

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

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No Merrimack dumpster permit was found; the Right of Way Permit covers digging and driveway work, so keep the roll-off on your lot

Merrimack's Highway Maintenance Division publishes a Right of Way Permit for anyone whose project affects the roadway or the strip between the road and the private property line. The examples it lists are installing or changing driveways, underground utilities, curbs and sidewalks, utility poles and tree removal. The page does not mention dumpsters, containers or obstructions, and it gives no fee, lead time or duration; applications go through the Town's online permit portal. No Merrimack permit, fee or code section written for dumpsters or roll-offs in a street was found, so don't assume a container may sit in a Town road without approval. Place the container on your own driveway or yard. If it has to go in the road or the strip along it, call the Highway Maintenance Division at 76 Turkey Hill Road (603-423-8551, weekdays 7 a.m. to 3 p.m.) before you book. Numbered state routes such as Daniel Webster Highway (Route 3) and Route 101A are maintained by NHDOT, so ask NHDOT about those.

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What matters locally

Fearon Road takes up to 1,000 pounds of a resident's C&D free, then charges by the ton

The Town's Solid Waste page says residential construction and demolition debris is free up to 1,000 pounds. A load over 1,000 pounds is charged on its full weight: $185 a ton for building materials or $168 a ton for general trash, and attendants may weigh a questionable load. Commercial trash is $168 a ton, commercial C&D $185 a ton and commercial recycling $124 a ton. Every load, residential or commercial, must be generated in Merrimack, and contractors must pull onto the scale and give contact details for the job they are hauling from; commercial loads may be inspected. Residents need a vehicle sticker, renewed each January, from the Transfer Station or the Public Works office in the Town Hall basement (bring a NH license and vehicle registration). Hours are Tuesday through Saturday, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., with later Thursday hours in summer.

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Appliances, electronics and tires carry per-item fees; hazardous waste goes to regional Nashua-area collections

At the transfer station, Freon appliances (refrigerators, freezers, dehumidifiers, air conditioners) are $15 each, TVs, monitors, computers, microwaves and printers $15 each, 20- to 30-pound propane tanks $5, and tires $5 (passenger), $10 (truck) or $15 (OHRV), with or without rims. Fee items may not be left at the Swap Shop. Paint thinners, solvents, pesticides and similar household hazardous waste go to the Nashua Regional Planning Commission's collections, which serve Merrimack residents: $20 per vehicle for up to 10 gallons or 20 pounds. The last 2026 event was November 7 in Nashua, so check the schedule for 2027 dates. Keep these items out of a rented roll-off.

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Before you book

Questions about renting in Merrimack.

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

No Merrimack permit written for dumpsters was found. The Town's Right of Way Permit is for work that affects the roadway or the strip between the road and your property line, and its listed examples are driveways, underground utilities, curbs, sidewalks, utility poles and tree removal; it does not mention containers and publishes no fee or time limit. Keep the container on your own property, and call the Highway Maintenance Division at 603-423-8551 before putting it in a Town road.

Sources: [6] · [8]

Is it free to take renovation debris to the Merrimack transfer station?

For residents, construction and demolition debris is free up to 1,000 pounds. A heavier load is charged on its full weight, $185 a ton for building materials or $168 a ton for general trash. Commercial C&D is $185 a ton, and contractors must cross the scale and say which job the load came from. All waste must be generated in Merrimack, and residents need a current Town sticker. Appliances with Freon, electronics and tires carry separate per-item fees.

Sources: [5]

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