General hauling · Phoenix metro
Dump trailer rental in Phoenix — you load it, we haul it.
Not every job needs a full crew. If you'd rather do the loading yourself and save, we deliver a dump trailer, you fill it on your own schedule, and we come back to retrieve and dispose of it. You do the labor; we handle the truck, the hauling, and the dump run.
Two ways to clear it out
Full-service crew
We bring the crew and do everything — loading, hauling, sweep-up. Fastest and easiest; you don't lift a thing.
See junk removalSelf-load trailer
We drop a dump trailer, you load it at your own pace over a day or two, and we retrieve and dispose of it. Lower cost in exchange for your own labor.
This pageHow it works
- Reserve — tell us your dates and what you're loading.
- We deliver — the trailer is dropped where you direct.
- You load — fill it on your own schedule.
- We retrieve — we come back and haul it away.
- We dispose — sorted for donation and recycling where possible; the rest disposed of properly.
How pricing works
Trailer rental is priced by how long you keep it, and every rental includes delivery, pickup, and disposal up to a weight allowance. You approve the price when you reserve.
| Rental | Typical range |
|---|---|
| One day | $250 – $375 |
| Weekend (2–3 days) | $375 – $525 |
| Full week | $525 – $750 |
Includes delivery, pickup, and disposal up to about two tons; heavier loads are billed per ton over that. Prefer not to do the loading? Our full-service junk removal handles everything.
What you can load
- Household junk, furniture, and general clutter
- Renovation and remodel debris (non-hazardous)
- Yard waste, brush, and green debris
- Boxes, packaging, and moving leftovers
What can't go in the trailer
- Hazardous materials — paint, solvents, oil, chemicals, propane
- Asbestos-containing material (requires licensed abatement)
- Wet paint, liquids, and biohazard or medical waste
- Tires and certain appliances (ask — these may need special handling)
Delivery area and placement
We deliver across the Phoenix metro and the surrounding Valley. The trailer needs a firm, level spot — a driveway is ideal. Please keep the drop area clear, allow room for the truck to maneuver, and avoid soft ground, low branches, and overhead wires. If it will sit on a public street, a city permit may be required.
Questions
- Do I need a permit to place a trailer?
- On your own driveway, generally no. If the trailer would sit on a public street, some Phoenix-area cities require a permit. We’ll flag it when we confirm placement. [TO SUPPLY — confirm municipal permit requirements by city.]
- What about HOA rules?
- Many HOAs restrict how long a trailer or container can sit in view. A dump trailer is typically dropped and retrieved quickly, which helps, but check your HOA’s rules on temporary equipment before you reserve.
- Can I load heavy materials like concrete or tile?
- Heavy demolition material has strict weight limits and may need a different arrangement. Tell us up front what you’re loading so we can advise. [TO SUPPLY — confirm weight limits and heavy-material policy.]
- Is same-day delivery available?
- Sometimes, depending on trailer availability and your location. Reserve as early as you can for the day you need it. [TO SUPPLY — confirm delivery lead times.]
Want the trailer, or want us to load it? Either way, start with a few photos.
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