Residential Rent-A-Bin | Richardson, TX
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Contact Information:
1260 Columbia Drive
Main Number: 972-744-4111
Answered 24/7
The City of Richardson’s Rent-A-Bin program is helping homeowners with “Spring” cleaning. For an easy way to dispose of all that attic or garage junk, a Rent-A-Bin is perfect! The bin is set in your driveway, you load it up with acceptable material, and call us to come and haul it away for you. The cost is $60 per dump (plus landfill fee and tax) and you can keep the bin for two weeks. To rent a bin please print, sign, and return a waiver (link above). Then, an 8-yard, 20-yard or a 30-yard container is delivered to a person’s driveway to use.
General Information about Renting a Dumpster for a Residence in Richardson:
Requirements for Residents:
- Make a reservations by calling
972-744-4111 or 972-744-4407
- You must retrieve, print out and sign
the waiver of liability
- Fax the waiver of liability back to Attn:
Solid Waste/Commercial, 972-744-5814 or email it to [email protected].
- Person signing the waiver is responsible
for any breakage or damage to container
Charges (Rental and Dump):
- 8 yard Container: May not be
kept longer than 2 weeks
Dump = $60 per dump plus landfill fee and tax
- 20* yard container: Rental $159 per month or $5.30 per day plus tax
Dump = $310 per dump plus landfill fee and tax
- 30* yard container: Rental $166 per month or $5.53 per day plus tax
Dump = $342 per dump plus landfill fee and tax
*A one-time set fee of $75 plus tax, will apply to setting a 20 yard or 30 yard dumpster.
The city reserves the right to adjust rates as the need arises.
Restrictions:
- For residents, the container cannot be set on the street or in the alley. It will only be delivered to be placed on the driveway.
- You CANNOT place the following prohibited items in the container:
- Any material not originating from resident’s own property
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Any loose material such as rubble, rubbish, leaves, paper, or grass clippings should be contained in a bag or box
-
Hazardous Household Waste – paint, oil, pesticides, solvents, liquids – See
Hazardous Household Waste
for disposal
- Shingles/Roofing Material
- Ceramic Tile
- Tile, or Laminate Flooring
- Glass/Mirror
- Windows – including storm door and shower door
- Asphalt, Bricks, Concrete, Rocks, Gravel, Dirt, Sand, Sod, etc.
- Compressed Gas/Air Cylinders
- Vehicle Parts – including tires
Containers cannot be overloaded past the sign that is on the container. The material in the container cannot exceed the length, height or width of the container.
Note: The Solid Waste Division reserves the right to ask the resident/contractor/commercial account to take debris out of the container, if
in the City/Division’s opinion the container is overloaded or contains prohibited material.
