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Acton's Transfer Station off Route 2 does not take construction debris, so a remodel, roof tear-off or basement cleanout usually means a roll-off. The Board of Health registers only containers leased for more than three months, and no lid, enclosure or setback rule for dumpsters was found, so a short rental in your driveway should need no Town paperwork; confirm with the Health Department. A bin left in the street or on the sidewalk needs a written Select Board license. Bin There Dump That posts Acton prices from $445 for a 10-yard (1 ton) to $700 for a 20-yard (3 tons), with 7 to 14 rental days by season. Casella offers bins up to 40 yards by quote only.

In Amesbury, start with the Health Department, not the dumpster company. A 30-day temporary dumpster permit has to be in place at least two days before a roll-off arrives, and the Board of Health approves where it sits. The rules call for 15 feet of clearance from any building, which matters on tight lots near downtown. Bin There Dump That is the only supplier publishing Amesbury prices: $560 to $760 for 10- to 20-yard bins with 1 to 2 tons included and a typical 7-day rental. Casella quotes by phone and goes up to 40 yards. Construction debris never goes in the G. Mello cart, so a bin or a trip to the Georgetown transfer station is the realistic choice.

In Andover the rental itself is easy to price but the paperwork is not optional. Any dumpster over 6 cubic yards that sits more than a day needs a Board of Health permit ($50 for up to 60 days) and a Fire Rescue permit ($50), and you can apply for both online as a homeowner. Bin There Dump That is the only company publishing Andover prices: $560 to $760 for 10- to 20-yard bins with 1 to 2 tons and 7 days included. Casella and WM quote by phone and offer larger containers. Republic's curbside service won't take renovation debris, so a roll-off is the realistic route for a remodel.

In Billerica, the Town's Waste Management carts won't take renovation debris, so a remodel or cleanout usually means renting a roll-off. Bin There Dump That is the only supplier publishing Billerica prices: $560 to $760 for 10- to 20-yard bins with 1 to 2 tons included and a typical 7-day rental. Casella quotes by phone and goes up to 40 yards. No Board of Health dumpster permit was found for a driveway bin, but a confirming call is cheap. A bin in the street raises General By-Law questions, so plan for the driveway.

Boxford posts no dumpster permit, so most of the decision is about price and access. Bin There Dump That is the only supplier with published Boxford prices: $560 to $760 for 10- to 20-yard bins with 1 to 2 tons included and a 7-day rental. Casella goes up to 40 yards but quotes by phone. On a long, narrow or soft driveway, check Casella's 34-foot straight-approach and no-grass rules before you book. For a pickup load or two of renovation wood, the Saturday Drop-Off Recycling Center charges $50 a cubic yard or $150 a truckload. Call the Health Department and DPW first, because the absence of a posted rule has not been confirmed with the Town.

Burlington's Republic Services curbside program refuses construction and demolition debris, and the Town has no transfer station, so a renovation or large cleanout usually means a roll-off. The Board of Health has no dumpster or hauler rules, but the Fire Department's fee sheet lists a dumpster permit ($25 under 6 yards, $50 over), so call Fire Prevention before delivery. A bin in the street needs a Select Board permit and liability insurance. Bin There Dump That posts prices from $445 for a 10-yard (1 ton) to $700 for a 20-yard (3 tons). Casella (up to 40 yards) and Redbox+ North Boston (10 to 40 yards) quote by phone.

Georgetown has no Town trash pickup, so a roll-off is one of the main ways to handle a cleanout or renovation here. File the Board of Health dumpster permit first: $35 for a 30-day temporary permit, with a sketch showing where the bin will sit. Bin There Dump That is the only supplier publishing Georgetown prices: $560 to $760 for 10- to 20-yard bins with 1 to 2 tons included and a typical 7-day rental. Casella quotes by phone and goes up to 40 yards. For a smaller load, call Mello's private transfer station near I-95 for its drop-off prices.

Hudson's Town curbside service is an optional cart subscription, and cart trash excludes brick, concrete, appliances and yard waste, so renovation debris or a large cleanout usually means renting a roll-off. Unlike many towns, Hudson's Board of Health requires a Dumpster Permit for every dumpster, issued to the property owner; a temporary permit runs up to 30 days and can be renewed, and the older posted fee for a home with up to 4 units is $25. Temporary bins do not need lids unless the Board orders a cover, but in a Zone A or Zone II water-protection area the bin must sit on pavement or another impervious surface. A bin in the street needs a separate DPW permit. Bin There Dump That posts Hudson prices from $395 to $700 (20 yards, 3 tons included); Casella quotes by phone.

Ipswich is one of the simpler North Shore towns for a roll-off, but check one thing first. The Board of Health posts no dumpster regulation and its 2026 fee schedule has no dumpster permit; still, call Public Health to confirm before the bin arrives. Bin There Dump That is the only supplier publishing Ipswich prices: $560 to $760 for 10- to 20-yard bins with 1 to 2 tons included and a typical 7-day rental. Casella (up to 40 yards) and WM quote by phone. Because the Town Farm Road Transfer Station takes no construction debris and curbside pickup excludes it, a roll-off or a paid drop-off in Georgetown or Gloucester are the realistic options for renovation waste.

Leominster's curbside totes refuse demolition and construction debris, wood and fixtures, so a remodel or large cleanout means either hauling loads to AKS Recycling in Fitchburg, priced by the ton, or renting a roll-off. No Board of Health dumpster permit or lid rule was found for a bin on a private driveway. The DPW posts no dumpster-in-the-street permit, so ask before using the road. Bin There Dump That posts Leominster prices from $395 (4-yard, masonry only) to $700 (20 yards, 3 tons included), with 7 days in the busy season and 14 in the slower season. Casella goes up to 40 yards but quotes by phone.

The Town's trash page lists no Town transfer station, and Lunenburg's yellow-bag curbside program excludes construction and demolition debris, so a remodel or large cleanout usually means a roll-off or a paid special pickup from G.W. Shaw & Son. No Board of Health dumpster permit or lid rule was found for a bin on a private driveway. A bin on a street needs a Town license, and the DPW is the place to ask. Bin There Dump That, based in neighboring Fitchburg, posts Lunenburg prices from $445 for a 10-yard bin with 1 ton included to $700 for a 20-yard bin with 3 tons, with a typical 7-day rental in busy season and 14 days otherwise. Casella offers containers up to 40 yards and quotes by phone.

Mansfield doesn't ask homeowners for a dumpster permit. The Board of Health instead requires the container company to hold a yearly hauler's permit, so ask your supplier whether theirs is current. Waste Management's Town contract covers carts and booked bulky pickups but not renovation debris, and the Mansfield Green Recycling Park doesn't take construction debris, so a roll-off is the usual route for a remodel or a big cleanout. Bin There Dump That lists Mansfield prices from $475 for a 4-yard to $750 for a 20-yard, with a tonnage for each size and a typical 7-day rental. Casella quotes by phone and offers bins up to 40 yards. If the bin can't fit in your driveway, check with the DPW before you book.

Marlborough's Resident Drop-Off Facility refuses residential construction and demolition debris, and its paid permits cover only 6 to 18 bulky items a year. A renovation or a big cleanout therefore usually means renting a roll-off. No Board of Health dumpster permit was found for a bin on a private driveway. A bin in the street or on the sidewalk needs a DPW non-excavation permit under City Code 551-18: up to 30 days, $10, warning lights at night. Bin There Dump That lists Marlborough prices from $445 for a 10-yard bin (1 ton included) to $700 for a 20-yard (3 tons), and Casella quotes up to 40 yards by phone. Haulers need a Board of Health rubbish contractor permit, so ask each company whether it holds one.

Medway's curbside program and Broad Street Recycling Center refuse construction and demolition debris, so a renovation or large cleanout usually means renting a roll-off. No Board of Health dumpster permit or lid rule was found for a bin on a private driveway, but a bin in the street or on the grass strip needs a DPW roadway access permit. Bin There Dump That posts Medway prices from $475 (4 yards) to $750 (20 yards, 2.5 tons included) with a typical 7-day rental. Casella and Medway-based Lawrence Waste Services quote by phone. The Board of Health requires solid waste haulers to hold a permit, and its 2026 list names Lawrence for residential service, Casella for commercial only, and not Bin There Dump That, so ask each company about its Medway permit.

In Methuen, the Board of Health permit is the first step, not the dumpster company's paperwork. A 30-day Temporary Dumpster permit ($25 on the current fee schedule) has to be in place at least three days before the bin arrives, and the Board approves the spot. Bin There Dump That is the only supplier publishing Methuen prices: $560 to $760 for 10- to 20-yard bins with 1 to 2 tons included and a 7-day rental. Casella quotes by phone and goes up to 40 yards. For a truckload or two, residents with a sticker can use the Huntington Avenue Transfer Station instead.

Newbury has no Town curbside trash, so households either haul to the Boston Road Transfer Station, which charges per bag and per bulky item, or hire a private company. For a remodel or a whole-house cleanout, a roll-off is the simpler route. Bin There Dump That is the only supplier posting Newbury prices: $560 to $760 for 10- to 20-yard bins with 1 to 2 tons included and a typical 7-day rental. Casella goes up to 40 yards but quotes by phone. No Town dumpster permit is published, so call the Health Department before delivery, and the DPW if the bin would sit on a public road.

Newburyport's City trash program refuses construction materials, toilets and sinks, and its bulk stickers cover only single furniture items, so a renovation or full cleanout needs a roll-off or a contractor's own disposal. Bin There Dump That is the only company publishing Newburyport prices: $560 to $760 for 10- to 20-yard bins with 1 to 2 tons included and a typical 7-day rental. Casella and WM quote by phone and go to larger sizes. The Board of Health permits haulers, so ask any company for its current Newburyport permit, and keep the container off narrow downtown streets unless the City confirms what is required.

Newton's household trash is a City curbside program run with WM, so a renovation or whole-house cleanout in any of the villages usually means renting a roll-off. Bin There Dump That posts Newton Centre prices from $445 for a 10-yard bin with 1 ton included up to $700 for a 20-yard with 3 tons, with a typical 7-day rental in the busy season; its 4- and 6-yard bins take masonry only. Casella, redbox+ North Boston and WM quote by phone or online. Haulers need a Newton Health Department permit, so ask the company about it, and ask DPW Engineering before placing a bin on a street or sidewalk.

North Andover regulates dumpsters through the Board of Health: bins over 3 yards need a Board permit three days ahead, and suppliers need a Board dumpster service license, though temporary construction dumpsters on site for up to 90 days are excluded. Bin There Dump That is the only supplier publishing prices, at $560 to $760 for 10- to 20-yard bins with 1 to 2 tons and 7 days included. Casella offers containers up to 40 yards by quote. For a small job you can haul yourself, the NAWS/TBI facility on Holt Road takes residents' construction material for a fee.

Norwood's WM carts take household trash only. Bulky pickup costs $45 an item with a three-item weekly limit, and the Winter Street facility turns away building debris and contractors. So any renovation or full cleanout in Norwood ends up in a rented container. Bin There Dump That is the only company posting Norwood prices: $475 to $750 for 4- to 20-yard bins, with 1 to 2.5 tons included. Casella and WM quote by phone. The Town posts no dumpster permit, so keep the bin on your driveway and call DPW before putting anything in the street.

In Salisbury, get the Board of Health's 30-day temporary dumpster permit ($25) at least two days before delivery, and plan the spot carefully. The Board approves the location and requires 15 feet from any building and 20 feet from wetlands, which can be tight on beach and village lots. Bin There Dump That posts Salisbury prices of $560 to $760 for 10- to 20-yard bins with 1 to 2 tons included and a 7-day rental. Casella quotes by phone, offers bins up to 40 yards and is on the Town's 2026 approved hauler list. The Town has no transfer station for debris, so a roll-off is the main option for a sizable cleanout.

In Southborough, the Board of Health regulates haulers rather than bins. No dumpster permit, lid or screening rule was found, so a roll-off in your own driveway is the easy route; still confirm with the Health Department. A bin on a Town street needs DPW permission under the public-way permit. Bin There Dump That posts prices of $475 to $750 for 4- to 20-yard bins with 1 to 2.5 tons included and a typical 7-day rental, from a yard just over the line in Westborough. Casella quotes by phone and goes up to 40 yards. The Transfer Station takes only two barrels of debris and bars contractors, so renovation debris almost always needs a bin.

Southbridge's Casella curbside contract covers household trash, recycling and seasonal yard waste, and bulky items are a paid Casella pickup priced per piece, so renovation debris or a full house cleanout usually calls for a roll-off. No Board of Health dumpster permit or lid rule was found for a bin on a private driveway; and a bin in the street should be cleared with the DPW first. Bin There Dump That posts Southbridge prices of $445 for 10 yards (1 ton) to $700 for 20 yards (3 tons), with a 7-day busy-season rental. Casella, which also holds the Town's curbside contract, quotes by phone and goes up to 40 yards. The Board of Health permits haulers, so ask each company about its Southbridge permit.

Waltham's curbside trash refuses construction waste, so a renovation or large cleanout usually needs a roll-off. Ordinance No. 36541 (2025) covers roll-offs. A dumpster kept on your lot for six months or less is a temporary dumpster, which needs no Health Department license and is exempt from screening. It must be tarped whenever it is not in use, including overnight, and kept 10 feet from hydrants. A bin in the street needs a DPW dumpster permit. Bin There Dump That publishes Waltham prices from $395 (4-yard, masonry only) to $700 (20-yard, 3 tons included), with a 7-day rental in busy season. Casella (up to 40 yards) and redbox+ North Boston quote by phone.

Watertown does not collect construction debris at the curb or the Stanley Avenue Recycle Center, so a renovation usually means a roll-off. The rental comes with more City paperwork than in most towns. The Board of Health requires a dumpster permit for every bin, roll-offs included, and requires the bin to sit on asphalt, concrete or another impervious surface. It bans temporary dumpsters from public or private ways from November 1 to April 1. DPW wants the bin in the driveway and requires a permit and a $10,000 bond because it crosses the right-of-way. Bin There Dump That posts $445 to $700 for 10 to 20 yards with 1 to 3 tons included. Casella and redbox+ quote by phone.

Westford's curbside program, run by E.L. Harvey under a Town contract, takes only small home-improvement amounts of construction material, and the Town has no transfer station for trash, so a kitchen, bath or roofing job usually calls for a roll-off. No Board of Health dumpster regulation or permit was found for a bin on a private driveway. A bin on the road may need a permit from the Select Board or the Highway Division under General Bylaw 148.4. Bin There Dump That posts Westford prices from $445 for a 10-yard bin with 1 ton included to $700 for a 20-yard with 3 tons, and 7 or 14 days depending on season. Casella quotes by phone for bins up to 40 yards. If the job involves tearing down any part of a building, the Board of Health's Pre-Demolition approval comes first.

Worcester's curbside service covers only one- to six-unit buildings using yellow bags, and building debris and bulk items are excluded, so a renovation or large cleanout usually means a roll-off. A bin of 6 yards or more needs a $25 Worcester Fire Department permit, applied for on OpenGov by you or the company, and the Fire Department inspects the spot. A bin in the street also needs a DPW&P street obstruction permit, which only the dumpster's owner can get, with 72 hours' review. Bin There Dump That publishes Worcester prices from $395 to $700, with 1 to 3 tons included on the debris bins. Casella and WM quote by phone or form and offer larger 30- and 40-yard containers.