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Dumpster rental
in Randolph.

Randolph has no Town dump or curbside service, so a sizable cleanout or remodel usually calls for a rented roll-off. Riverside Disposal and Casella both name Randolph, and neither posts prices. The Town has no dumpster permit, and its road rules bar installations in the right of way, so keep the box in your driveway. Tarp it between loads, because Randolph requires junk stored near homes and roads to be covered. Book pickup within 30 days, and avoid spring delivery if your road is posted.

Sources checked November 9, 2026 · Guide updated November 9, 2026
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The first decision in Randolph

Match the terms to your project.

Neither company publishes a Randolph price, rental period or weight allowance, so the comparison comes down to written quotes. Riverside, based in nearby Chelsea, has its own Randolph page, publishes exact 15-, 20- and 30-yard dimensions and lists the items it charges extra for. Casella offers containers up to 40 yards and spells out the clearance its truck needs. Its Randolph page, though, is a general template with no local detail.

Your local checklist

Before a spring delivery, ask the Town Office (207-582-5808) whether your road is posted for weight. A loaded roll-off truck can exceed the limit, and the Selectmen issue exemption permits only in narrow cases.
Set the container in your own driveway, not on the road shoulder, and keep a tarp over it when you aren't loading. Randolph requires junk stored within 300 feet of a home or road to be in a closed container.
If you are taking down a building or a shed, get the Town demolition permit first ($30 up to 400 square feet, $75 above that). File the Maine DEP asbestos notice, and plan for all debris to be hauled to a State-approved site within 30 days.

Plan a rental in Randolph

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

Riverside Disposal & Recycling (Chelsea)

Published sizes: 15-yard (16' x 8' x 5'), 20-yard (20' x 8' x 4') and 30-yard (22' x 8' x 6') roll-offs, per the company's roll-off page (dimensions approximate).
Rental & weight terms: Rental period, included weight, overage and extra-day rates are not published; request a written quote. The containers have no door, so everything is loaded over the top. Freon appliances, TVs, tires and computers are charged per item. Gas, oil, paint and household chemicals are not accepted.
Price basis: Not published; quote only. Phone 207-623-2577; office at 700 River Road, Chelsea.

Riverside's Randolph page lists Dumpsters And Rolloffs among its services in town, along with curbside pickup, recycling and demolition. Randolph also appears on its Locations list. The page says offerings vary by location, so confirm roll-off delivery to your address. Ask which disposal site your load will go to.

Sources: [1] · [2] · [3] · [4]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 has a size comparison table, but it shows only column headings, so individual sizes are not published.
Rental & weight terms: Casella says most rentals come with a standard period and it is flexible about extensions, but it doesn't give the length. Included weight, overage and extra-day rates are not published; request a written quote.
Price basis: Not published. Casella says price depends on size, location and rental length, and that one rate covers the container, delivery and pickup. Phone 800-227-3552; Customer Care 802-683-3984 (weekdays 7 a.m. to 5 p.m.).

The page is headed Dumpster Rental in Randolph, ME, but it has no Randolph-specific details. Placement guidance: allow at least 3 feet clear on each side, 22 feet overhead and 34 feet of straight approach. Don't block sidewalks, driveways or hydrants, keep the box off soft ground and grass, and don't load above the top edge. Salt or sand the spot before a winter delivery.

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

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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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Randolph has no dumpster permit, and its road rules bar anything in the right of way that isn't part of a driveway

No Randolph form, fee or ordinance section written for dumpsters or roll-offs was found. The closest rule is in the Town's 1991 rules for entrances to roads. Under 'Right of Way Uses', it says occupancy of the road right of way by structures or installations not connected with driveway use is prohibited. The Town's excavation and road opening ordinance covers only digging in Town roads. Plan to keep the container on your own driveway or yard, not on the shoulder. Three other Town rules affect a rental. First, a new driveway entrance needs an Entrance to Road permit ($10 for a single-family home). Second, the Posted Roads ordinance lets the Selectmen post weight limits on Town roads, usually in mud season. A loaded roll-off truck may not be allowed on a posted road without a permit, so ask about postings before booking a spring delivery. Third, the solid-waste ordinance requires junk stored outside within 300 feet of a home or road to be in a closed container, so cover the box with a tarp when you aren't loading it and have it picked up within 30 days. Questions about Town roads go to Public Works Director Art Forand (pwtownofrandolph@gmail.com) or the Town Office at 121 Kinderhook Street (207-582-5808). Ask MaineDOT about numbered state routes.

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What matters locally

No Town dump: households hire a hauler, and trash goes to Hatch Hill in Augusta

The Town's FAQ says every Randolph household must hire a private hauler to take its trash to the Hatch Hill landfill in Augusta. It puts the average cost at about $3 to $5 a week. The Town also runs a spring junk pickup every other year. Residents buy a permit, usually about $30, during a short spring sign-up window, and the Town announces the limits and details each spring. If your cleanout can wait for a junk-pickup spring, that permit may cost less than a roll-off for a few bulky items. Hatch Hill's own rules, gate fees and eligibility for Randolph residents could not be read for this guide (Augusta's Hatch Hill pages returned 404). Ask the Town Office how residents get access before hauling a load there yourself.

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Junk stored outdoors needs a closed container, and demolition debris has a 30-day removal deadline

Article V of Randolph's Garbage, Junk and Solid Waste ordinance defines junk broadly: discarded lumber, appliances, furniture, plumbing and heating supplies, and scrap metal. Within 300 feet of a dwelling, business or public road, junk stored outside must be in closed rigid containers protected from animals, insects, wind and precipitation. Items too large for a standard container may stay outside for up to 30 days. The Code Enforcement Officer enforces it, with civil penalties of $100 to $2,500 a day after written notice. Tearing down a building needs a Town demolition permit: $30 for buildings of 400 square feet or less, $75 for larger ones. You also need proof that the Maine DEP asbestos demolition notification was filed. The permit's special conditions require all material to go to a State-approved disposal site within 30 days. A Town site is not required.

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Before you book

Questions about renting in Randolph.

Do I need a Town permit to put a roll-off on a Randolph road?

No Randolph dumpster permit was found, and the Town's road rules point the other way. The 1991 rules for entrances to roads prohibit occupying the road right of way with structures or installations not connected with driveway use. The road opening ordinance covers only excavation. Keep the container on your own property. If it truly has to touch a Town road, ask Public Works (pwtownofrandolph@gmail.com) or the Town Office (207-582-5808) first, and contact MaineDOT for state routes. Cutting a new driveway entrance needs a $10 Entrance to Road permit.

Sources: [9] · [11] · [15]

Does debris from a Randolph project have to go to a particular landfill?

No Town ordinance sends it to a particular site. The solid-waste ordinance regulates how junk is stored and where a landfill may be located. It does not say where waste must go, and it does not license haulers. The Town FAQ says household trash goes to Hatch Hill in Augusta through each household's own hauler. The Town's demolition permit requires only that material go to a State-approved disposal site within 30 days. A roll-off company can take your load to any licensed facility, so ask it which one.

Sources: [6] · [8] · [12]

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