Where we drop dumpsters
$499 flat in every town below. Charleston, Berkeley, and Dorchester counties, run out of our yard in Goose Creek. Pick your town for its local rules.
Mon-Fri 6am-5pm, Sat 7am-12pmCharleston County
- All of Charleston County The county lists 16 cities and towns, and your address decides who you ask before it goes on the street. See the area
- North Charleston, SC North Charleston curbside stops at 90 gallons of building materials and takes no shingles. A 15-yard roll-off takes both, $499 flat with 7 days and 2 tons included. See the area
- Charleston, SC On a city street the box needs a T&T permit, reflective sheeting, and barricades with flashing lights, so use the driveway if you have one. See the area
- West Ashley, SC City and county lines checkerboard across West Ashley, so your parcel decides who you call before the can goes on the street. See the area
- Mount Pleasant, SC Town pickup stops at two carts and will not take bricks, concrete or tree stumps. Town street? Ask the Senior Roadway Inspector about an encroachment permit before the drop. See the area
- James Island, SC James Island splits between the Town of James Island, the City of Charleston, and unincorporated Charleston County, and that split decides who you call before a dumpster goes in the street. See the area
- Johns Island, SC The island is split between the City of Charleston and unincorporated Charleston County, and your parcel decides who you call before a dumpster goes in the street. See the area
- Folly Beach, SC A dumpster in the right-of-way needs a City encroachment permit, and a permitted construction job has to keep a dumpster on site. See the area
- Isle of Palms, SC The City will not collect roofing shingles or contractor trash, and the city code bars blocking a public street without City consent. See the area
- Ravenel, SC Going in the street? Ravenel's 2023 code has no section for it, so call the town's Planning & Zoning Administrator first. See the area
- Hollywood, SC Charleston County's road records list no town-maintained streets here, so a dumpster on a public street is usually an SCDOT question. See the area
Berkeley County
- All of Berkeley County In Berkeley County, the road decides who you ask before it goes on the street: the county, SCDOT, or the town. See the area
- Goose Creek, SC City pickup will not take shingles, brick, or contractor debris, and almost every street inside city limits is maintained by Berkeley County or SCDOT. See the area
- Hanahan, SC Hanahan's bulk pickup will not take your lumber, roofing or flooring. The dumpster will. See the area
- Moncks Corner, SC Moncks Corner pickup will not take construction debris, shingles, or concrete, and town code bars obstructions left on a street at night. See the area
- Daniel Island, SC POA rules keep a working dumpster in the driveway or designated parking area, and a street drop takes a City of Charleston permit first. See the area
- Ladson, SC Ladson has no town hall, so before a street drop you ask Berkeley County, Charleston County, or SCDOT, depending on who owns the road. See the area
Dorchester County
- All of Dorchester County The county takes in North Charleston, Summerville, St. George and four more towns, and who maintains your road decides who you ask before the box goes on the street. See the area
- Summerville, SC The Town will not pick up construction debris, and Summerville spans three counties, so who maintains your road decides the street rules. See the area
- Ridgeville, SC The main roads around Ridgeville belong to SCDOT, so the driveway is the easy spot. See the area
Need a dumpster today?
$499 flat. Same-day delivery in most cases. Call or text (843) 284-3707. Mon-Fri 6am-5pm, Sat 7am-12pm.
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