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01How does Curb Bin work?
Curb Bin is a dumpster rental broker. You send the job, we match it with a vetted local hauler, confirm availability and a quote, and stay your contact through pickup.
02What size dumpster do I need?
A 10 yard suits small cleanouts and bathroom jobs, 15–20 yard covers kitchens, roofing and multi-room work, and 30–40 yard is for construction and commercial jobs. See the sizes page, or send the job and we'll recommend one.
03How much does it cost?
It depends on size, debris type, location and rental length, so we quote each job. Send the details and we'll reply with a quote.
04How fast can I get a dumpster?
It depends on hauler availability for your address and date. Tell us your drop-off date in the form and we'll confirm.
05What can't go in a roll-off dumpster?
Generally hazardous waste, paint, chemicals, batteries, tires and appliances with refrigerants. Rules vary by hauler, so tell us what you're tossing.
06Do I need a permit?
Usually not on private property like a driveway. Street placement may need a local permit. Ask us for your address.
07Will a dumpster damage my driveway?
Haulers can place boards under the rails to help protect your surface. Mention it in your request.
08How do I reach you?
Email hello@curbbin.com or use the quote form. Email is our public line.