Kitchen and bath remodels
Dumpster for kitchen and bathroom remodel debris
Tearing out a kitchen or a bathroom produces a lot of broken, awkward material in a short time. A container close to the door keeps it off the lawn and out of the garage.
Mon–Sat 6am–6pm, Sun 6am–11am (Mountain Time)
Sizing a remodel
10 yd
One bathroom
Tub or shower surround, vanity, toilet, tile and backer board. Tile and mortar are heavy, so a small box suits it.
15–20 yd
A kitchen
Upper and lower cabinets, countertops, drywall and flooring. Long cabinet runs fit better in a 20.
20–30 yd
Several rooms
Kitchen plus flooring through the main level, or two bathrooms with new drywall throughout.
The heavy parts of a remodel
Cabinets and drywall are bulky but light. Tile, mortar beds, stone countertops and cast-iron tubs are the opposite. If your bathroom has a mortar-set tile floor, mention it, because a few square yards of that can weigh as much as the rest of the job together.
Old appliances are a separate question. A dishwasher or range is often accepted; a refrigerator with refrigerant usually isn't. Ask before it goes in.
Questions to settle on the call
- Can the container sit on the driveway near the door you'll carry debris through?
- Is there a weight allowance, and what happens if tile pushes the load over it?
- Is mixed construction debris fine, or do they want drywall kept separate?
- How long can it stay if the cabinets arrive late?
Ready when your project is
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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