Service area
Dumpster rental around Colorado Springs
Call from Colorado Springs or a town nearby and an independent local roll-off company will tell you whether it delivers to your street. Where the container sits decides whose rules apply: the city inside city limits, El Paso County on county roads, and the town's own office in Manitou Springs, Fountain, Monument or Woodland Park.
Mon–Sat 6am–6pm, Sun 6am–11am (Mountain Time)
Town pages
- Manitou SpringsA city dumpster permit for anything on the street, and a wildlife ordinance that covers dumpsters too.Renting in Manitou Springs
- FalconCounty roads where containers aren't allowed, gravel drives with culverts, and brush from acreage.Renting in Falcon
- Woodland ParkTeller County, steep drives, winter snow and bears. Plan the spot and the timing with care.Renting in Woodland Park
Inside Colorado Springs
From the older streets near downtown to the newer subdivisions on the northeast and east sides, most containers go on a driveway. A street placement needs the city's Revocable Permit.
Homes west of I-25 sit in the city's Bear Management Area, so keep food waste out of an open roll-off there.
Other places nearby
Fountain, Security-Widefield, Cimarron Hills, Black Forest, Monument and Palmer Lake are all within reach of companies working out of the Springs. In the unincorporated parts of the county, keep the container on your own property. In Fountain or Monument, call the city or town before putting one on the street.
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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