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Inside Ontario city limits, roll-offs and temporary bins come from the City's Integrated Waste division, not private dumpster companies; the City's construction packet says third-party haulers are not allowed. Budget $369.29 a pull plus a weight-based disposal charge, or $95 for a 7-day temporary bin. For a few large items, use the four free bulky-item appointments first.

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

Check the city boundary first.

There is one provider in Ontario, so the real comparison is between City options. A roll-off of any size costs the same $369.29 a pull, so the box size matters less than what you put in it, because disposal is billed by weight after pickup and the per-ton rate is not posted; a C&D-coded box keeps remodel debris on the recycling track. The 7-day temporary bin at $95, with $69 extra empties, suits small cleanouts, and free bulky-item appointments or the Cucamonga Avenue HHW facility cover furniture and hazardous items at no charge.

Your local checklist

Confirm the parcel is inside the City of Ontario, including the newer Ontario Ranch area, and not in Chino, Montclair, Upland, Eastvale or another neighboring city with a different hauler.
Call Integrated Waste Customer Service at (909) 395-2050 and ask for the box size, the current per-ton disposal rate, how long the box may stay and whether it should be coded as C&D or refuse.
If the job has a building or demolition permit, file the Construction & Demolition Recycling Plan with CDRP@ontarioca.gov before the permit is issued and keep the City account number for the final compliance report.

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Published details, side by side

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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City of Ontario Integrated Waste (City-owned roll-offs and temporary bins)

Published sizes: The City rate sheet effective July 1, 2026 lists 10-, 20-, 30- and 40-yard roll-offs for refuse, plus per-load rates for recycling, green waste and inert/C&D roll-offs, and a 7-day temporary bin (size not stated on the sheet). The City's commercial services page describes 30- and 40-yard roll-offs for refuse, recycling or green waste and an 11-yard box for heavy materials, so confirm the size when you order.
Rental & weight terms: Each roll-off pull is charged a flat per-load rate, and a disposal charge based on the load's weight is added after the box is serviced; the per-ton disposal rate is not published on the sheet. Loads over 12 tons pay an extra $115 a ton. A dry run or other haul charge is $369.29, and copies of weight slips are $14.70. The City's construction-recycling packet says C&D roll-offs must be serviced at least every two weeks, and that C&D loads contaminated with trash are charged as trash. Rental period limits for a household cleanout box are not published on the pages we read; ask for them in writing.
Price basis: Roll-off, any size (10 to 40 yards) and any material: $369.29 per load plus weight-based disposal (effective August 2026 billing). 7-day temporary bin rental: $95.00, additional empties within the 7 days $69.00. 7-day temporary green waste/recycling bin: $61.00, additional empties $30.50. Dead run on a temporary bin: $42.00. Prices are from the City of Ontario Integrated Waste rate sheet effective July 1, 2026.

Integrated Waste is part of Ontario Public Works, 1425 S. Bon View Avenue, Ontario, CA 91761; order or schedule through Customer Service at (909) 395-2050 (the Integrated Waste main line is (909) 395-2800, and construction-recycling questions go to (909) 395-2040 or CDRP@ontarioca.gov). The City's construction-recycling packet says third-party haulers are not allowed in Ontario under Municipal Code § 6-3.105 and that construction and demolition projects must use City hauling service, with self-hauling allowed only in equipment the project owns. Ask for a C&D-coded roll-off for remodel debris so the load is sorted for recycling; the City reports average diversion of about 77% on C&D accounts. The packet's FAQ still quotes an older $308.45 per-pull rate, so rely on the current rate sheet.

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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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The City delivers the box; we found no Ontario permit written for a bin in the street

Because the City's own crews deliver and pick up roll-offs and temporary bins in Ontario, ask Integrated Waste Customer Service at (909) 395-2050 where the box can go when you order it. We could not find a City of Ontario rule or permit written specifically for a roll-off or bin on a public street, so treat street placement as unconfirmed rather than allowed. What we could confirm is that Ontario Public Works Engineering handles encroachment permits for work in the public right-of-way through its online application portal, with fees paid through the City's online payment portal; that page does not mention bins or roll-offs. Most Ontario single-family homes, especially the newer Ontario Ranch tracts, have driveways that avoid the question. On narrow older lots near Downtown, ask whether the 7-day temporary bin fits better than a full roll-off, and keep any box clear of sidewalks, alleys and the cart line on collection day.

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What matters locally

Four free bulky-item appointments a year for single-family homes, five items each

Single-family households can book up to four curbside bulky-item appointments each calendar year by calling the City at (909) 395-2050, with up to five large items per appointment. Furniture, mattresses, appliances and water heaters, bundled or bagged green waste, electronics and carpet are accepted. Apartment and condominium residents book through their property or association manager. The City also holds periodic community cleanup mornings at the Public Works yard, 1425 S. Bon View Avenue, which additionally take up to four passenger-car tires, scrap metal and lumber. Both programs are for Ontario residents only. For a garage of furniture rather than remodel debris, these appointments can replace a roll-off entirely.

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Free household hazardous waste drop-off on Cucamonga Avenue, Fridays and Saturdays

Paint, solvents, motor oil, pool chemicals, pesticides, batteries, fluorescent tubes and electronics do not belong in a roll-off. Ontario residents can take them free to the City's Household Hazardous Waste Facility at 1430 S. Cucamonga Avenue, open Friday and Saturday from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. A vehicle may carry no more than 15 gallons of hazardous waste, in containers of 5 gallons or less. The site also has a free reuse shelf of partly used products and takes sharps in approved containers. Businesses must use San Bernardino County's program instead; call the City recycling hotline at (909) 395-2040 with questions.

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Before you book

Questions about renting in Ontario.

Can I rent a dumpster from a private company for my Ontario house?

Plan on the City. Ontario's own Integrated Waste division collects residential trash and owns the roll-offs and temporary bins it rents out, and the City's construction and demolition recycling packet states that third-party haulers are not allowed in Ontario under Municipal Code § 6-3.105 and that construction projects must use City hauling service. The one exception the packet describes is self-hauling in trucks and containers the project owner owns, not a contracted third-party hauler. Call (909) 395-2050 to order a box.

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What will a City roll-off actually cost?

Under the rate sheet effective July 1, 2026, every roll-off pull costs $369.29 whether the box is 10 or 40 yards, and a disposal charge based on the weight of the load is added after the box is emptied. The sheet does not print the per-ton disposal rate, so ask for it when you order. Loads over 12 tons pay $115 a ton extra, and a dry run costs another $369.29. A smaller 7-day temporary bin is $95, with extra empties at $69.

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