Falcon and the east side
Dumpster rental in Falcon
Falcon sits outside any city, so El Paso County's road rules apply. The big one for a roll-off: it can't go on the county road. Plan the spot on your own land.
Mon–Sat 6am–6pm, Sun 6am–11am (Mountain Time)
County road rules that affect your container
- The county's right-of-way FAQ says trash dumpsters, storage pods and similar containers are not allowed in the county right-of-way. There's no permit to apply for.
- Property owners maintain their own driveway culvert and the ditch for 10 feet on either side of it. A loaded roll-off truck crossing a culvert is a heavy load, so point it out on the call.
- Where the road is gravel, the county doesn't allow paving into the right-of-way. Expect the truck to come in over gravel and set the box beyond the culvert.
Acreage, brush and outbuildings
Larger lots mean bigger cleanups: an old shed, a fallen fence line, a pile of limbs from thinning trees. Mixed loads like that suit a 20 or 30-yard roll-off.
For tree and bush debris alone, the Black Forest Slash and Mulch site on Herring Road is the county's seasonal drop-off. It doesn't take stumps, roots, lumber or bulk pine needles, and a participation form is required.
In the newer subdivisions
Falcon's newer neighborhoods often have HOA or metro district covenants. Check them for limits on how long a container can stay on the driveway before you book a long rental.
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Talk to a local roll-off company
An independent dumpster rental company serving the Pikes Peak region answers. Have a rough idea of the debris and the spot for the box, and the rest takes a few minutes.
Rent a roll-off in Colorado Springs
Say what's going in and where the container can sit. The company on the call quotes size, drop-off date and price.
Call (719) 728-1966Mon–Sat 6am–6pm, Sun 6am–11am (Mountain Time)
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