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Appleton has no curbside pickup, so cleanout debris either rides to the Tri-County transfer station in Union or goes in a rented roll-off. The station weighs demolition and bulky loads at $8 per 100 pounds, which makes a few trailer loads cheap if you can haul them yourself. For a bigger job, Riverside Disposal and Casella both name Appleton but publish no prices. Keep the container on your own lot, and if it will sit longer than two weeks, check with the Code Enforcement Officer first.

Arundel has no curbside trash service, and its residents-only Transfer Station charges $60 per cubic yard for demolition waste, so a renovation, roof or estate cleanout often costs less in a roll-off than in repeated trips on Wednesdays and Saturdays. No Town permit, lid or screening rule for a temporary dumpster was found, and no posted ordinance licenses haulers or reserves collection to a contractor. A bin on your driveway is the simple choice; call Public Works before putting one on a Town road shoulder. Bin There Dump That posts Arundel prices of $525, $625 and $725 for 10-, 15- and 20-yard bins with 1 to 2 tons and 7 days included. Casella quotes by phone for bins up to 40 yards.

City trucks take bagged household rubbish only, so renovation debris in Augusta means a private roll-off or a trip to Hatch Hill. Get written quotes, ask the hauler about its City license, and file the Police Department's public-way request if the container must take street parking.

Decide which debris needs a rented container and what can use Bangor's separate disposal routes. Then measure access for the chosen supplier's truck and ask for its approved loading limit before comparing quoted totals.

Bath's curbside PAYT pickup covers household bags only, and the City Code excludes construction debris from it, so a renovation or cleanout dumpster comes from a private hauler. Bin There Dump That posts prices for Bath; Casella quotes on request. Ask either one to confirm it holds Bath's refuse-collection license and where your debris will be tipped, since the City landfill refuses sheetrock. Keep the box off the street unless Public Works says otherwise.

Belfast offers no curbside pickup for project waste, so the choice is between hauling loads to the City transfer station at 10 cents a pound or renting a roll-off. For anything beyond a few truckloads, a roll-off is simpler; keep it on your own property unless the City confirms a street spot is allowed.

Belgrade has no curbside trash pickup, and its Dunn Road transfer station serves only sticker-holding residents and businesses. Its ordinance allows debris to go to any licensed facility, so a rented roll-off is a legitimate option for a camp renovation or cleanout. Casella and Chelsea-based Riverside Disposal both name Belgrade but quote by phone only. The Town requires haulers of Belgrade waste to hold an annual Town license, so ask whichever company you choose to confirm theirs is current.

Berwick has no curbside trash, and its Transfer Station turns away construction and demolition waste beyond small homeowner loads, so most renovation debris in town leaves in a rented roll-off. Bin There Dump That posts prices, tonnage and a seven-day term for 10 to 20 yards; Casella offers up to 40 yards but only by quote. Keep the box on your driveway, since the Town has no posted dumpster street permit and bans overnight street parking from November 15 to April 15.

Bowdoin has no Town trash or debris drop-off, so cleanout and remodeling debris either goes into a rented roll-off or gets trucked to Maine Waste-to-Energy in Auburn at $210 a ton for bulky and construction waste. A roll-off usually makes sense once a job is more than a pickup load or two, or includes shingles or windows that Cleanup Day refuses. Riverside Disposal and Casella both name Bowdoin but post no prices. Keep the container on your own lot, and check posted-road limits in spring.

Sort the cleanup into ordinary bagged trash, bulky or construction debris, and electronics. That identifies whether weekly collection, resident drop-off or a rental fits. Settle any proposed street placement separately with Brewer before scheduling a truck.

Bristol has no Town trash pickup, so debris from a Pemaquid, New Harbor or Round Pond project either goes to the shared Bristol/South Bristol transfer station, which charges for bulk waste, or into a rented roll-off. For anything beyond a few pickup loads, get quotes from Riverside Disposal and Casella. Both name Bristol, but neither posts prices. Keep the container on your own lot, because Bristol has no placement permit and its land-use ordinance sets a 50-foot road setback for structures.

In Brunswick the Town picks up only blue-bag household trash, so renovation debris needs a private container from a company holding a Town commercial hauler license. Keep it on your driveway if you can. If not, file an Engineering obstruction permit at least five days before delivery, with a $1 million insurance certificate.

Bucksport has no contracted curbside service in any Town source read; residents haul to a permit-sticker transfer station that no longer issues contractor permits. Small jobs may fit a few pickup loads there; bigger projects need a private roll-off. Keep it in the driveway, or ask Public Works first.

Camden has no Town trash pickup, so renovation debris either goes to the shared Mid-Coast Solid Waste facility on Union Street in Rockport, where clean demolition debris is weighed at 10 cents a pound, or into a rented roll-off. Casella and Chelsea-based Riverside Disposal both name Camden but publish no prices, so get written quotes. Before you order, find room on your own lot: Camden's right-of-way form says no dumpsters may be placed in the right-of-way.

With no Town curbside trash, Cape Elizabeth homeowners choose between hauling debris to the Recycling Center (cheap per-load fees, about two pickup loads a day) and renting a roll-off. For a small cleanout the Recycling Center usually wins; for a kitchen, roof or whole-house job, compare Bin There Dump That's posted prices against a Casella quote, and confirm in writing the hauler's Town refuse permit, the rental days and the included tonnage.

Casco has no curbside pickup, so a renovation or camp cleanout either goes in a rented roll-off or across the scale at the Casco-Naples Bulky Waste Facility on Leach Hill Road, which charges residents $100 a ton. SmartBinz and Waste Away publish prices with included tonnage; Casella and Greater Portland Dumpster Rentals quote on request. Confirm delivery to your road (posted weight limits and private camp roads matter here) and keep the box off Town roads unless Public Works approves.

Chelsea has no curbside trash service or transfer station; residents use Augusta's Hatch Hill Landfill with a vehicle permit, where mixed demolition debris is charged by the ton. For a bigger cleanout or renovation, rent a roll-off from Riverside Disposal, whose yard is in Chelsea, or Casella; neither posts prices. No Town permit for dumpsters was found, so keep the box in your driveway and check for spring road postings before you book.

In Cumberland, Casella handles only household carts under the Town contract, so a roll-off for a renovation or cleanout is a separate private rental. Bin There Dump That is the one company we found posting prices for Cumberland. Casella, the Town's curbside hauler, quotes roll-offs on request. The Town code requires commercial haulers to hold a Town license, so ask whichever company you pick to confirm it is licensed in Cumberland. Keep the box on your own property; the Town's road permit is written for digging, not containers.

Damariscotta has no transfer station of its own, so a do-it-yourself cleanout means hauling to the Nobleboro-Jefferson station, where construction debris is weighed in and out at 13 cents a pound. For a roof, a gut renovation or a house cleanout, a roll-off on your own lot usually beats repeated trips. Riverside Disposal and Casella both name Damariscotta but post no prices, so get written quotes, and keep the box off the street, since the Town has no container permit.

Dresden's own transfer station takes bagged household trash on punch cards, and the Richmond station Dresden residents may use takes wood waste and bulky items by the truckload but turns away mixed demolition debris. For a roofing, drywall or gut-renovation job, that makes a roll-off the practical choice. Riverside Disposal and Casella both name Dresden but publish no prices. The Town has no hauler license, so either can haul to its own licensed site. Keep the box on your own lot.

Plan a private route for renovation debris in Ellsworth: the City Transfer Station restricts construction and demolition debris. Rent a roll-off, or haul small loads to the private C&D yard behind the station. Keep the container off City streets until Code Enforcement confirms whether a permit is needed.

Fairfield has no town transfer station: household trash goes by bag ticket to Waste Management in Norridgewock, and the Green Road brush dump refuses building materials. That makes a rented roll-off the practical choice for renovation or cleanout debris. Casella and Chelsea-based Riverside Disposal both name Fairfield but post no prices, so get written quotes with days, tonnage and overage, and ask each hauler to confirm its Fairfield hauler license.

Falmouth's curbside service and Transfer Station both stop short of renovation waste: the Casella collection contract excludes construction debris, and the Woods Road station refuses shingles, sheetrock and other building material. For a remodel or roof, you will need a private roll-off. Bin There Dump That posts prices for three sizes; Casella quotes on request. Get rental days and included tonnage in writing, and keep the container off Town roads unless Public Works approves it, since the only posted street permit covers excavation.

Freeport has no Town trash pickup or roll-off service, but its Chapter 28 ordinance requires every waste hauler working in town to hold a Town license. Bin There Dump That posts flat prices for 10- to 20-yard boxes. Casella, which the Town lists as a licensed hauler, quotes on request and goes up to 40 yards. Ask each company about its Freeport license, rental days and included tons. Keep the box off the street unless Public Works issues a permit. For small loads, the Transfer Facility's per-pound rates may cost less.

Gardiner has no City trash service, so a roll-off is a private deal with a hauler. Bin There Dump That is the only company we found that posts Gardiner prices; Riverside Disposal in Chelsea is a City-listed hauler with larger 15- to 30-yard boxes but no posted rates. Gardiner has no published dumpster permit for streets, so keep the box on your own property or call Public Works first. For a single truckload, Hatch Hill's per-ton gate fees or the spring curbside pickup may cost less than a rental.

Gorham's new Casella carts serve single-family homes and duplexes only and take no bulky items, so a renovation or cleanout needs a private roll-off. The Town licenses every refuse hauler, so ask whichever company you book to confirm it holds a current Gorham license. Bin There Dump That is the only one posting prices; Casella and WM quote on request. Keep the box on your own property unless Public Works tells you otherwise.

Hallowell has no City trash service and no transfer station of its own. Your choices are hauling debris to Augusta's Hatch Hill Landfill with a vehicle permit, where mixed demolition debris was $125 a ton plus state tax on the posted list, or renting a roll-off. Casella and Chelsea-based Riverside Disposal both have Hallowell pages but publish no prices, so get written quotes. Before delivery, get the City's temporary dumpster permit and plan a spot on private property, because the code bars dumpsters from the public right-of-way.

Small household loads may fit the Town transfer station on a demolition weekend with the right decal. For contractor work, larger cleanouts or anything that needs a container on site, get written roll-off quotes and confirm the hauler's Town license.

Harpswell has no curbside pickup, so cleanout and renovation debris either goes in your own truck to the Town transfer station on Mountain Road, at $175 a ton sorted or $350 unsorted, or into a rented roll-off. Casella and Riverside Disposal both name Harpswell but post no prices, so get written quotes. Plan to keep the container on your own lot, since no Town street-placement rule was found, and avoid delivery while Town roads are posted in spring.

Hermon's cart pickup won't take renovation debris, so a project needs a roll-off or a pay-by-weight trip to Pine Tree in Hampden. Ask any hauler to confirm its Town of Hermon license, and call Public Works before placing a container near the road.

Jay's Town-paid curbside pickup only takes 50-pound bags, and its transfer station is free for sorted remodeling debris but refuses teardowns of mobile homes or buildings over 400 square feet. So a demolition, a whole-house cleanout or a job too big for pickup-truck runs needs a rented roll-off. Riverside Disposal and Casella both name Jay but post no prices, so get written quotes. There is no dumpster permit, and the Town Way Ordinance leaves anything in the road setback at your own risk, so keep the container on your lot.

Jefferson has no curbside pickup, and its shared transfer station is in Nobleboro, where construction debris costs 13 cents a pound ($260 a ton) on the scale. A few pickup loads are cheap to haul yourself. A gut renovation, roof tear-off or camp cleanout usually calls for a roll-off. Riverside Disposal and Casella both name Jefferson but post no prices, so get written quotes. Keep the container on your own property, and book around spring road postings.

Kennebunk's curbside carts are for household trash and recycling only, and the Town's solid waste ordinance leaves construction debris to the property owner, so a renovation means renting a roll-off or paying by the yard at the Sea Road transfer station. Bin There Dump That posts prices, a seven-day period and tonnage for three sizes; Casella goes larger but quotes only on request. Keep the box on your own property, since the Town posts no dumpster permit and its code bars debris in public ways.

Kittery has no Town curbside pickup, and its MacKenzie Lane facility only takes demolition debris by the pickup or trailer load, so bigger jobs usually need a roll-off. Bin There Dump That posts prices, a seven-day period and 1 to 2 tons included for three sizes up to 20 yards. Casella goes up to 40 yards but quotes on request. Ask each company to confirm it holds a current Kittery Commercial Hauler's License, and keep the box off Town roads unless Public Works approves it.

Leeds has no Town curbside pickup, and the Ridge Road transfer station opens only Wednesdays and Saturdays. Its free demolition dumpster (April to October) is limited to non-commercial loads that one person can lift, and it closes for the winter. Contractor jobs, winter projects and anything bigger than a few trips call for a roll-off. Riverside Disposal and Casella both name Leeds but post no prices. Keep the container on your own lot, since no Town road-placement rule was found.

Lewiston's Cart2Curb carts take bagged household trash only, and the City never collects bulky items or renovation debris, so a cleanout or remodel means a roll-off or trips to the River Road facility. Bin There Dump That is the only one of the three companies that posts prices. Casella and WM quote on request. If the box has to sit in the street, file a Street Occupancy Permit at City Hall at least 48 hours ahead, with proof of insurance.

Lincolnville has no transfer station inside town, so self-hauled remodeling debris rides to the Mid-Coast Solid Waste facility on Union Street in Rockport, where construction and demolition debris is weighed at 10 cents a pound. For a bigger job, Riverside Disposal and Casella both name Lincolnville but post no prices, so compare written quotes. The Town has no dumpster permit, and its 1992 road ordinance keeps unattended material and equipment 15 feet from the pavement edge, so set the container back on your own land.

Since September 1, 2026, the Lisbon transfer station has taken only household waste from residents, so renovation debris, old furniture and roofing need another route. For more than a pickup load, rent a roll-off from Casella (up to 40 yards) or Riverside Disposal (15, 20 and 30 yards); neither posts prices, so get days and tonnage in a written quote. For a small load, haul it yourself to Maine Waste to Energy in Auburn and pay by the ton.

Monmouth's transfer station on Route 135 charges demolition debris by the pickup load ($35 to $50 for a level bed, $15 per foot for a trailer) and shingles at $200 to $300 a load, which suits small jobs. For a gut renovation, roof or camp cleanout, a roll-off saves trips. Casella and Riverside Disposal both name Monmouth on their own pages, but neither posts a price, so get written quotes. No Town hauler license or dumpster placement rule was found, so keep the container on your own property and call the Town Office about anything near the road.

Newcastle has no curbside trash pickup and no town dump of its own. You can haul debris to the shared Nobleboro-Jefferson Transfer Station, where demolition loads are weighed and charged, or rent a roll-off. Riverside Disposal and Casella both name Newcastle but publish no prices. Plan on keeping the container in your own driveway. If it is bigger than 100 square feet and will stay more than a week, ask the Code Enforcement Officer about a temporary-structure permit.

Nobleboro has no curbside trash pickup. Debris either goes to the Nobleboro/Jefferson Transfer Station, where it is weighed and charged 13 cents a pound (about $260 a ton), or into a rented roll-off. A ton of shingles or plaster adds up quickly at that rate, so get roll-off quotes for a full renovation or cleanout. Riverside Disposal and Casella both name Nobleboro but post no prices. Keep the container on your own lot, since no Town rule for dumpsters on roads was found.

Northport's transfer station is for residents' household waste. It prices demolition by the load ($22 for a full-size pickup, $95 for a 6-yard load) and takes no commercial waste, so it suits a small cleanout but not a contractor's tear-out. For a bigger job, Riverside Disposal and Casella both name Northport but publish no prices. Set the box on your own lot. Town rights-of-way are closed to parking from November through April, and from mid-February to April 30 many Town roads are posted against heavy trucks.

Oakland homeowners can take demolition debris from their own property to the Town transfer station for $105 a ton, weighed at the scale, Wednesday through Sunday. A contractor hauling it needs a temporary pass from the Town Office. For a full gut job or estate cleanout, a roll-off is less work. Casella and Chelsea-based Riverside Disposal both have Oakland pages but post no prices, so compare written quotes. Oakland's street ordinance bars bulky articles from streets and sidewalks, so keep the box on your own lot.

Old Town’s residential transfer route depends on the vehicle’s registration and the number of demolition trips in a week. Check both before choosing self-hauling, a Casella quote or a marketplace booking. For a marketplace quote, identify the actual hauling company.

Orono’s prepaid-ticket system can suit a small self-haul load, but extra items and winter trips need separate planning. Price those practical constraints against a delivered rental, using the same waste list for both quotes.

Palermo has no dump of its own. Households use the China Transfer Station, where demolition debris and bulky items cost 15 cents a pound (about $300 a ton). A pickup load of drywall or old flooring adds up quickly at that rate, so a roll-off is worth pricing for a renovation or cleanout. Riverside Disposal and Casella both name Palermo but publish no prices. The China-Palermo agreement says it does not restrict residents from choosing private dumpsters. No Town permit for a roll-off was found, so set it on your own lot, back from the road.

Pittston has no transfer station, so renovation debris either goes in a rented roll-off or gets driven to the Hatch Hill Landfill in Augusta, where unsorted demolition debris costs $125 a ton plus state tax and a $15 vehicle permit is required. For a job bigger than a few pickup loads, get roll-off quotes from Riverside Disposal and Casella, which both name Pittston but post no prices. Ask each company about its Pittston hauler license, and keep the container on your own lot.

Portland Public Works collects household trash but not construction debris, so a renovation dumpster is a private rental from a licensed hauler. Bin There Dump That is the only one of three companies posting prices; Casella and WM quote on request. If the box can't fit on your property, budget for a City occupancy permit, which starts at $40 a day for a parking space and runs to $500 a day for a full street closure.

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.

Raymond's Town curbside service takes two 32-gallon cans a week and the Town lists no transfer station, so lake-camp cleanouts and remodels in Raymond almost always need a rented roll-off. SmartBinz posts flat prices and included tons for 13 to 21 yards; Casella offers up to 40 yards on quote. Set the box at least 10 feet from the house, deck overhangs and wires, keep it off Town roads unless Public Works agrees in writing, and check spring road postings before delivery.

Readfield has no curbside trash pickup. Remodeling debris either goes to the Recycle Road transfer station at $45 a cubic yard, about $68 for a full short-bed pickup, or into a rented roll-off. If the job is more than a few truckloads, get roll-off quotes. Riverside Disposal and Casella both name Readfield but post no prices. Keep the container in your own driveway, because no Town placement rule for roads could be confirmed.

Sabattus has no Town trash pickup, and its Pleasant Hill Road facility takes household demolition debris only from residents with a sticker or one-day permit, three days a week, with every load unloaded by hand and sheetrock or shingles priced by the cubic yard. That works for a few pickup loads. For a full renovation or cleanout, a roll-off is the practical route. Casella and Chelsea-based Riverside Disposal both name Sabattus but publish no prices, so compare written quotes, and plan to keep the container on your own driveway, since no Town street-placement rule was found.

Sidney's transfer station is open only Friday to Sunday and charges $30 to $50 a pickup load of demolition debris, so a few loads from a small job can go there. For a full remodel or cleanout, a roll-off from Riverside Disposal or Casella saves weekend trips; neither publishes prices, so get written quotes. No Town dumpster permit exists, so keep the container off the road.

South Berwick has no curbside pickup, and its Agamenticus Road transfer station takes construction debris only a pickup load at a time. Bin There Dump That posts prices and tonnage for 10 to 20 yard boxes; Casella offers up to 40 yards but quotes on request. Town code requires waste haulers to hold a South Berwick license, so confirm that first, and keep the box on your own lot.

South Portland's contracted cart service covers household trash only, so a roll-off for a cleanout or renovation is a private rental from a hauler holding a City waste hauler permit. Bin There Dump That posts prices for three sizes; Casella quotes on request. Get rental days and included tonnage in writing from either. Keep the box on your property if you can: a container in a City street or sidewalk falls under Chapter 23's rule that construction items need Public Works approval first.

Standish has no Town curbside pickup, so a renovation's debris either goes in a rented roll-off or rides to the Moody Road transfer station in your own truck at $40 a cubic yard. Bin There Dump That posts prices for 10 to 20 yards; Casella goes up to 40 yards but quotes on request. Standish licenses every solid waste hauler, so confirm your rental company's current Town license, get days and tonnage in writing, and keep the box off Town roads unless Public Works approves it.

Thomaston residents can take sorted demolition debris to the Town's Stump Dump on Anna Belle Lane, but only on Wednesdays and Saturdays, only with the $50 purple sticker, and with plastics and metal refused. A gut renovation, roof tear-off or estate cleanout is usually easier with a roll-off. Casella and Chelsea-based Riverside Disposal both name Thomaston and both quote by phone only, so compare written quotes that spell out days, tonnage and overage. Keep the box off Town streets unless Public Works agrees.

Topsham has no Town curbside trash or roll-off service that we found, so a dumpster is a private rental. Bin There Dump That, which has a Topsham address, is the one company posting prices; Casella quotes on request. Ask both for rental days and included tonnage in writing. Keep the box on your driveway, because the Town's only posted street permit is for excavation. For smaller jobs, the residents-only Solid Waste Facility's per-yard demo fees may beat a rental.

Turner has no curbside pickup, and its Dump Road transfer station is built for household loads: residents only, a Town sticker, about one pickup load of bulky waste a month, no roofing shingles, and no building contractors in the bulky area. Anything bigger than a small cleanout belongs in a rented roll-off. Casella and Chelsea-based Riverside Disposal both name Turner but publish no prices, so get written quotes, and plan to keep the container on your own property, since the Town publishes no rule for dumpsters in its roads.

Union residents have no Town trash pickup, so a remodel's debris either rides to the Tri-County station on Heald Highway, where demolition waste is $8 per 100 pounds, or fills a rented roll-off. Riverside Disposal and Casella both name Union but post no prices, so compare written quotes. Union has no dumpster permit and its parking ordinance bars overnight parking in signed rights-of-way, so plan for the container on your own land.

Vassalboro has no Town trash pickup, and its transfer station on Lombard Dam Road takes demolition debris from residents at $15 a yard or $20 to $30 a pickup load, with a sticker and four open days a week. For anything bigger than a few loads, rent a roll-off: the 2024 Solid Waste and Recycling Ordinance lets waste go to a private company's disposal site instead of the Town facility. Casella and Chelsea-based Riverside Disposal both name Vassalboro but quote prices only, so compare written quotes and plan to set the box on your own lot.

Wales has no dump of its own. Residents take trash and debris to the Monmouth Transfer Station with a Wales sticker and pay Monmouth's per-load demolition fees, which run from $35 to $50 for a level pickup bed. For a larger project, Riverside Disposal and Casella both name Wales and rent roll-offs, but neither posts prices. Wales' codified ordinances set no dumpster rule or hauler license, but the Land Use Ordinance requires a permit before placing a structure, so ask the Code Enforcement Officer before a container arrives.

Warren's transfer station is open only three days a week, takes residents only and charges $30 a cubic yard for demolition debris, so anything beyond a pickup load or two is usually easier in a rented roll-off. Riverside Disposal and Casella both name Warren but post no prices, so compare written quotes. The Town has no dumpster permit and its parking rules keep the road clear, so place the container on your own lot.

Waterville's own crews only take bagged household trash, so remodel and cleanout debris needs a private container. Get written quotes from at least two haulers, keep the box on your own lot, and call Public Works before using any City street or sidewalk.

Wells has no Town curbside pickup, so renovation debris goes either into a rented roll-off or, by the pickup load, to the Willie Hill Road Transfer Station at 12 cents a pound with a $5 sticker. Bin There Dump That posts prices and tonnage for three sizes; Casella goes larger but quotes only on request. Get the rental length and overage rate in writing, ask the hauler to confirm its current Town of Wells solid waste hauler permit, and keep the box off Town roads unless Public Works approves it.

Westbrook's City trash service is cart pickup plus tagged bulky items, and it excludes construction debris, so a renovation means renting a roll-off or hauling to a per-ton drop-off. Bin There Dump That posts flat prices for three sizes; Casella, which also runs Westbrook's curbside routes and transfer station, quotes on request. Get rental days and included tonnage in writing from both, and keep the box off City streets unless Public Services tells you otherwise.

Whitefield has no town dump or curbside pickup, but as a Hatch Hill member town its residents can buy a pass and haul debris to Augusta themselves. For a bigger job, Riverside Disposal (based in Chelsea) and Casella both name Whitefield and quote by phone. No Town dumpster permit was found. Keep the box on your own lot, and check whether your road is weight-posted before booking.

Windham's Casella cart service doesn't take renovation debris and the Town has no transfer station, so a big cleanup usually means renting a roll-off. Windham licenses waste haulers every year and says only licensed contractors may haul here, so ask whichever company you choose whether it holds a current Windham license. SmartBinz posts the most complete terms (price, 7 days, included tons). Keep the box on your own property; we found no Town rule for street placement.

Windsor has no curbside pickup, and its transfer station on Transfer Way weighs debris at 20 cents a pound, or $400 a ton, for residents only. A few pickup loads of remodeling scrap are cheap to haul there yourself. A roof tear-off or gut job is usually easier in a roll-off. Riverside Disposal and Casella both name Windsor, but neither posts prices, so get written quotes. Put the container in your own yard, because no Town rule for road placement was found, and schedule around spring road postings.

Winslow's curbside crew takes household bags and cans only, so renovation debris needs a private roll-off or a trip to Pine Tree Waste in Waterville. None of the three companies here posts a Winslow price, so get written quotes that state the rental days, included tons and overage rate. Keep the box on your own property: we found no Town permit for a dumpster in the street, so ask Public Works first if it must go there.

Winthrop residents can haul small amounts of renovation debris to the Town transfer station on Route 202, where demolition and bulky waste costs $210 a ton by scale weight and nothing over 6 feet long is taken. Anything bigger points to a roll-off. Casella and Chelsea-based Riverside Disposal both name Winthrop but post no prices, so get written quotes that state days, tonnage and overage. Keep the container off Town roads unless Public Works approves it.

Wiscasset has no Town trash pickup, so remodeling debris either rides to the Fowle Hill Road transfer station in a sticker-bearing vehicle, where lumber runs 8 cents a pound and mixed demolition debris 13 cents, or goes into a rented roll-off. Riverside Disposal and Casella both name Wiscasset but publish no prices, so compare written quotes. The Town has no dumpster permit on file, so keep the container on your own lot.

Woolwich's Town-paid curbside pickup handles bagged household trash only, and the Town has no transfer station, so a remodel or cleanout means either a rented roll-off or hauling debris yourself to Bath's landfill at $157 a ton for non-residents. Riverside Disposal and Casella both name Woolwich but publish no prices, so get written quotes. No dumpster permit exists, so keep the container on your own lot, and avoid spring road postings.

York's Casella cart service and Witchtrot facility both turn away construction debris, and the Town's own guide points renovators to a dumpster or private contractor. Bin There Dump That posts prices and tonnage for three sizes up to 20 yards; Casella, which also runs York's curbside routes, goes to 40 yards but quotes on request. Get the rental days and overage rate in writing, and keep the box off Town roads unless Public Works approves it.