Dumpster Rental in De Pere, WI
Answer first: For a dumpster rental in De Pere, WI, start with the job, not the headline price: most home cleanouts and single-room remodels fit a 10- or 15-yard box, while multi-room work usually needs a 20-yard. Confirm size, days, tons, and total cost on the call, because published market ranges vary by provider, material, and rental period.
Why De Pere jobs are different
De Pere, population about 25,453 in 2024 estimates, is the largest of the core Green Bay suburbs in this launch, and that size shows up in the work: older homes near the river, newer subdivisions further out, and a steady run of kitchen and bathroom remodels, garage cleanouts, and roofing jobs. The audit found a strong local hauler presence here, including a De Pere hub for another local company. That presence is useful context for a caller — it means providers are used to De Pere addresses — but this site does not name a partner and does not claim coverage for any one company. The provider on your call confirms whether it serves your De Pere address and date.
That distinction matters because the most common De Pere mistake is not size alone. It is booking on a headline price, then finding the rental period, ton cap, or extra-day rate does not match the job. A remodel that runs a week longer than planned, or a roofing load that hits its weight limit early, changes the total more than the difference between two starting prices. Get the five facts in the checklist below confirmed before you agree, and write them down.
What size fits a De Pere job?
Use the job first, then the box. A 10-yard box holds about 3 pickup truck loads and suits a garage cleanout, a single room, a small bathroom remodel, or a shed clear-out. A 15-yard box holds about 4 to 5 loads and suits a single-room remodel, a basement cleanout, or a standard roofing job. A 20-yard box holds about 6 loads and suits a multi-room cleanout, a kitchen remodel, or a larger roofing job. A 30-yard box, about 9 loads, is for large, light, bulky demolition and whole-house work only — never for a full load of concrete, dirt, or brick.
Weight is the second limit, and in De Pere it usually decides the outcome for roofing and remodel work. Household junk fills by volume first. Shingles, concrete, dirt, and brick hit the weight limit first, even when the box looks half full. If your load is mostly heavy material, say so on the call and ask whether a smaller heavy-material box, a higher ton cap, or a partial fill is the right choice. Sizing up at the start is usually cheaper than a second delivery or an overweight charge in the middle of a job.
| Size | Typical loads | Best De Pere jobs | Watch out for |
|---|---|---|---|
| 10-yard | About 3 | Garage, single room, small remodel | Heavy material hits tons early |
| 15-yard | About 4–5 | Single-room remodel, basement, standard roof | Shingles add weight fast |
| 20-yard | About 6 | Multi-room cleanout, kitchen, large roof | Do not fill with full concrete |
| 30-yard | About 9 | Large, light demolition or whole-house | Light bulky debris only |
How much does it cost in De Pere?
No price on this page is a quote from this site. Prices below are competitor-published market ranges, checked Oct 2026, confirm on the call. The main Green Bay competitor published online prices of 10-yard $480, 15-yard $490, 20-yard $495, and 30-yard $515 for a 15-day base, with city-page ranges reaching 10-yard $480–$560, 20-yard $495–$670, and 30-yard $515–$695 depending on tons and other factors. Another local publisher, Toss N Haul, listed 10-yard $300, 15-yard $350, and 20-yard $400 for 7 days, with 14 days adding $50 and extra days at $10 per day.
Those ranges do not describe the same product, so do not compare headline prices alone. Compare size, days included, tons included, per-ton overage, extra-day rate, and any trip fee together. The main competitor’s pricing page lists $89 per ton over the cap, $21 per day past the period, and a $150 trip fee — while its homepage says $10 per day, an inconsistency to raise honestly on the call. Ask which figure applies to your rental, and get the answer for your specific size, material, and date.
Where should the dumpster go in De Pere?
Start with the driveway. A driveway placement generally does not need a permit, and it keeps the box on private ground where the truck can reach it without blocking a street. Measure the width, clear vehicles, check overhead wires, and tell the provider exactly where the box should sit. A 10-yard box fits more driveways than a 20- or 30-yard box, and that fit can matter more than extra cubic yards on a tight lot.
If the box must go on a street, sidewalk, alley, or other public right-of-way, do not assume the Green Bay rule carries over unchanged. No verified De Pere-specific street-placement fee, timeline, or ordinance detail is published on this page, because none was verified in the research for this draft. Confirm with your village or city office for street placement, and ask the provider on the call whether it needs a copy of any permit before delivery. A narrow alley is also a common problem: most alleys are too narrow or too low for a roll-off truck to back into safely, so describe the access honestly rather than hoping the truck fits on the day.
What cannot go in the dumpster?
Wisconsin landfill bans and provider restrictions still apply in De Pere. Do not load hazardous chemicals, asbestos, liquids, motor oil, lead-acid batteries, tires, electronics such as computers, monitors, printers, and phones, fluorescent lamps, medical waste, or flammable or explosive material. Major appliances are restricted by many providers, especially units with refrigerant, and the rules can differ between providers — another reason to name your items on the call rather than loading first and asking later.
Yard waste has been banned from Wisconsin landfills since 1993 and tires since 1995, and paper and containers belong in recycling under Wisconsin bans. That does not automatically mean yard waste can never go in a dumpster, but it does mean the provider and disposal site have rules for it. If your De Pere job includes branches, leaves, or storm debris, ask before delivery how that material is handled and whether it changes the price or ton cap. Construction, remodeling, and demolition debris is directed in the Green Bay area to the Brown County Transfer Station at 3734 W Mason St, not to the curb; the transfer station’s current fee is unverified and is not published here.
How long do you need it, and what happens if you run over?
Rental periods in the published Green Bay market range from 7 days to 15 days as a base, depending on the provider. That spread is exactly why days belong in the call checklist alongside size and tons. A De Pere remodel that needs a second weekend, or a cleanout where sorting takes longer than loading, can turn a short rental into extra-day charges if the period was never confirmed.
Before delivery, ask: how many days are included, what is the per-day rate after that, what happens if the box fills early, and is there a fee for a swap? If you need more days, ask before the period ends, not after. The same applies to pickup: tell the provider when you are done, keep the load level with the fill line, and do not add prohibited items at the end of the job to “finish” the box.
Frequently asked questions for De Pere
How do I know if a 15-yard is enough for a De Pere remodel?
Count rooms and material, not just square footage. One room of light remodel debris, plus a bathroom’s worth of fixtures and flooring, usually fits a 15-yard box. Add a second room, a garage full of stored items, or a roofing tear-off, and you are usually in 20-yard territory. When you are between sizes, size up — the step up in base price is usually smaller than a second delivery.
Can a dumpster go on a De Pere driveway in winter?
Yes, with preparation. Green Bay averages about 55.6 inches of snow per year, with a January mean high around 25.5°F, so clear snow and ice from the delivery spot, tell the provider if the driveway is steep or icy, and mark the placement spot so the driver does not have to guess. In spring, Wisconsin road weight limits — typically 6 tons single axle and 10 tons tandem, typically mid-March to mid-April — can affect heavy hauls and timing, so ask about heavy loads in that window.
What should I do with items the dumpster cannot take?
Separate them before loading day. Electronics, appliances, batteries, tires, paint, and chemicals each have their own route, and mixing them into a dumpster load can mean a rejected pickup, a return trip fee, or an extra disposal charge. For small household items that do fit city limits, Green Bay’s bulk weeks in 2026 were March 30–April 3 (rescheduled) and September 21–25, up to 2 cubic yards free, set out by 6 a.m., with overflow weeks allowing up to four 32-gallon bags. Those city weeks are a Green Bay service, not a De Pere guarantee, so confirm what applies at your address rather than assuming the same schedule.
Internal links
- Start with the main Green Bay dumpster guide: /
- Compare total cost, not headline price: /dumpster-rental-cost-green-bay/
- Choose by job and material: /what-size-dumpster-do-i-need-green-bay/
- Driveway versus street placement and banned items: /dumpster-rental-rules-permits-green-bay/
Call now — De Pere
Call (920) 274-9992
Have these 5 facts ready before you call:
- Size or job — cleanout, remodel, roofing, or mixed load
- Material — household junk, remodel debris, shingles, concrete, yard waste, or mixed
- Address and ZIP — your De Pere address, so coverage can be confirmed
- Date needed and how many days — including whether a swap may be needed
- Placement — driveway, or street, alley, or lawn, with access notes
Disclosure
This website is a lead-generation website. When you call, you will be connected to an independent local dumpster provider through a call network. This website is not the hauler, owns no trucks or dumpsters, sets no price, and guarantees nothing — not delivery, pickup, size availability, or a permit outcome. The provider on your call confirms price, days, tons, overage rate, extra-day rate, trip fee if any, delivery window, pickup process, and whether a street permit is needed for your address. If the provider’s answer differs from a range on this page, the provider’s answer for your specific job controls.