Porta John Guys

Construction equipment supplier

Roll-off dumpster rental — construction, demolition, cleanout

Twenty and fifty cubic yard roll-off containers for construction debris, demolition cleanup, residential cleanouts, and large yard waste hauls.

Roll-off dumpsters get used for one of three jobs: building something, taking something apart, or cleaning something out. The container is the same. The size, the duration, and the disposal route are what change.

Twenty cubic yards for smaller residential jobs and yard waste. Fifty cubic yards for full construction tear-outs, multi-room renovations, and commercial demos. Larger sizes available on request for industrial work.

Sizing the container

A twenty-yard container holds roughly the volume of six to eight pickup-truck loads. Right size for a single-room remodel, a garage cleanout, or one weekend of yard work.

A fifty-yard container holds roughly the volume of fifteen to eighteen pickup loads. Right for a full kitchen-and-bath gut, a multi-room renovation, or a commercial demolition.

When in doubt, size up. The cost difference between a twenty and a fifty is much smaller than the cost of needing a second container halfway through the job.

What goes in, what does not

Standard construction debris, furniture, carpet, drywall, lumber, appliances, yard waste, attic and garage cleanouts — all fine. The container is rated to handle the weight as long as you do not fill it with masonry or wet concrete.

Restricted: hazardous waste (paint thinner, chemicals, asbestos), tires, electronics in volume, refrigerants. If the job involves any of those, mention it on the call and we will route the disposal correctly.

How long you keep it

Standard rental is a week. Extensions are routine — most construction jobs end up with the container on-site for two to four weeks. We pick up on your schedule, not a fixed clock.

Frequently asked

What sizes do you offer?
Twenty and fifty cubic yard roll-off containers are standard. Larger or smaller sizes available on request — call.
Where does the waste go?
Construction and demolition debris routes to a permitted C&D facility. Municipal solid waste routes to the regional landfill. Recyclable scrap (metal, clean concrete) routes to a recycler when the load supports it.
Can you bundle with porta johns?
Yes. We routinely drop a roll-off and a porta-john (or several) together for full jobsite setup. Single phone call, single delivery window, single invoice.

If you are starting a build, a tear-out, or a cleanout, call (803) 573-9945 with the job description and we will spec the right container. Same-day quote.