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Compare dumpster options in Rhode Island, starting with Cranston and the Blackstone Valley towns of Cumberland, Lincoln and North Smithfield. Each guide sets supplier bin sizes, prices and included tonnage beside the town's hauler license, its dumpster or right-of-way permit and any time limit on a bin at a house.
Guide collection updated November 9, 2026 · How we researchCheck the town's dumpster time limit.
Rhode Island towns collect household trash under their own contracts and leave construction debris to private haulers, who must hold a state or town license. Some towns cap how long a dumpster may sit at a house or require a permit and setbacks. Start with your town's guide, then compare published bin sizes and prices.
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Cranston's cart collection covers only one- to four-family homes, and its bulky-item program excludes construction debris, so a remodel, roof or large cleanout usually means a private roll-off. Bin There Dump That (from $435 for a 10-yard with 1 ton) and Cranston-based PVD Dumpster Rentals (from $425 for a 10-yard with 1 ton, 7 days) publish prices; WM quotes by phone and goes up to 30 or 40 yards. No City dumpster permit page was found. City Code limits a home dumpster to 30 days without Inspections Department approval, so call before a long project.
Read the Cranston guideCumberland's contracted curbside service through MTG Disposal (Mega) takes two bulky items a week by appointment but excludes construction debris, so a renovation, roof or basement cleanout usually means a roll-off. Bin There Dump That publishes Cumberland prices of $435 to $535 for 10- to 20-yard bins with 1 to 2 tons included and a typical 7-day rental. Woonsocket-based Gladu offers 10- to 25-yard roll-offs and WM up to 30 yards or more, both by quote. Public Works posts no dumpster permit; a bin in the street needs Police or Zoning permission under Town Code § 14-92.
Read the Cumberland guideLincoln's curbside program refuses construction waste and caps free bulky pickup at 300 pounds, so a renovation or big cleanout usually means a roll-off. Two companies post Lincoln prices: PVD Dumpster Rentals from $425 (10-yard, 1 ton, 7 days, $15 per extra day) and Bin There Dump That from $435 (10-yard, 1 ton, typical 7 days). Discount Disposal lists Lincoln among its towns and offers up to 30 yards, but quotes by phone. A bin in the road needs the Police Chief notified and the Town Engineer and Public Works Director's permission under the Town's encroachment rule, so keep it on your driveway or call Public Works first.
Read the Lincoln guideNorth Smithfield's WM curbside service takes one 64-gallon cart a week and refuses construction waste, so a renovation or large cleanout usually means a roll-off. Before the bin arrives, get a dumpster permit from the Building/Zoning Official. Zoning § 340-4.8 caps it at 30 days unless a building permit is open, and it requires the bin to sit 20 feet back from the public right-of-way and 10 feet from side and rear lot lines. A street placement needs a separate DPW right-of-way permit. Bin There Dump That lists $435 to $535 for 10- to 20-yard bins. PVD Dumpster Rentals starts at $425 to $525 and publishes $15 extra days and $145-per-ton overage. North Smithfield-based Above All Disposal quotes by request.
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