Service area
Where you can rent a dumpster
Call from Grand Rapids or the towns around it, and you reach an independent rental company that works where you are. The rules that matter most, like whether a container can sit in the street and what your city will haul away for you, change from one town to the next.
Phones answered Mon–Sat 8 am–8 pm, Sun 8 am–1 pm (Eastern)
Grand Rapids
Inside the city, a container on the street or sidewalk needs a Temporary Occupancy Permit. Many older houses have narrow driveways leading back to a detached garage, so a 10 or 15 yard box often fits where a longer one won't.
Wyoming households pick their own licensed trash hauler, and the city holds an annual clean-up day in spring for unwanted household items. Nearby townships such as Plainfield, Cascade and Ada are worth mentioning on the call, so the company can confirm it reaches you.
Town pages
What is different about renting a dumpster in each one.
- East Grand RapidsContainers stay on private property here, and longer stays need a quick registration.
- KentwoodThe city takes brush and leaves in season, but not pavers, rock or building materials.
- WalkerNo city trash pickup, so anything big goes through a hauler, a May drop-off or a container.
- GrandvilleThe spring cleanup takes concrete and scrap, but turns away shingles, carpet and furniture.
- RockfordCity yard pickup skips land clearing and tree removal, which is where a roll-off comes in.
Ready to book a roll-off?
Have the address, the project and a rough idea of how much is going in. The company on the phone quotes the size, the drop-off date and the price.
Phones answered Mon–Sat 8 am–8 pm, Sun 8 am–1 pm (Eastern)