We drop it, you fill it, we haul it.
We deliver 10–30-yard roll-off dumpsters in Green Bay and the core suburbs listed above. You book directly with us — not through a call network — and we confirm your exact size, price, days, tons, overage, delivery and pickup when you book. Nothing on this page guarantees a price, delivery slot or dumpster availability.
How booking works, in plain words
Most jobs start with a short conversation, not a form. Tell us what you are clearing, what it is made of, where it will sit and when you need it. We check whether a roll-off fits the job, agree the details with you, and only then arrange delivery. If a roll-off is not the right fit — for example, a single small, light load that suits a transfer-station trip — we will say so, rather than book a box you do not need.
The promise is simple: size + price + days + tons + overage + delivery window, confirmed when you book — never a headline price on its own.
The 6 steps, in detail
Tell us the job in plain words: a roof tear-off, a garage cleanout, a kitchen remodel, an estate cleanout, a concrete load or yard waste. We check whether a roll-off fits it, and whether the material and the spot suit a driveway box. If you are unsure of the size, tell us the job and let us size it with you.
Have these ready: (1) size or job, (2) material — household junk, remodel debris, shingles, concrete, yard waste or mixed, (3) address / ZIP in Green Bay or a core suburb, (4) date and how many days you need, and (5) placement — driveway, or street / alley / lawn. These five facts are what let us give a clear, comparable answer.
We confirm size, price, rental days, tons included, per-ton overage rate, extra-day rate, trip fee if the truck cannot deliver or pick up, swap terms if the box fills early, and the delivery window. Ask for a scale ticket if you want one. If any of those details are unclear, ask before the box is on your driveway.
Check driveway width, about 14 ft of overhead clearance, and room at the back so the door can swing open. Boards go under the box to protect the driveway surface. A driveway placement generally needs no permit; a street, sidewalk, alley or other public right-of-way placement generally does need a municipal permit, and may need barricades. The permit fee and timeline are not guessed here — confirm them for your address before you fix a street delivery date. See the detailed guide: Rules & Permits.
Fill only to the fill line, keep the load level, and leave out prohibited items. Wisconsin landfill bans cover items such as electronics, major appliances, lead-acid batteries, waste oil and filters, and yard waste has its own route — ask first about anything you are unsure of, including paint in liquid form, solvents and chemicals. A prohibited item can mean a rejected pickup, a return trip or an extra disposal charge. See the summary below and the detailed guide: Rules & Permits.
Tell us when you are done and we will pick it up. If the box fills early, ask for a swap. If you need more time, ask for extra days before the included period ends — do not wait until the period has run out. In short: We drop it, you fill it, we haul it.
Delivery, placed on boards
Delivery is the moment most driveway worries are about — and the easiest to get right with a little preparation. Clear vehicles from the spot, measure the width, check overhead wires, and tell us the exact spot you want the box.
Sizes at a glance
Pick by the job, not just by price, and watch the ton cap before the cubic yards. Household junk fills by volume first; concrete, dirt, brick and shingles hit the weight limit first.
| Size | Pickup loads | Best jobs | Ton-cap watch |
|---|---|---|---|
| 10-yard | ~3 | Small cleanout, single room, garage, small remodel, yard cleanup | Heavy material hits the ton cap early |
| 15-yard | ~4–5 | Single-room remodel, basement cleanout, standard roofing job | Shingles + concrete need a ton-cap check |
| 20-yard | ~6 | Multi-room cleanout, kitchen remodel, large roofing, estate cleanout | Not for a full concrete load |
| 30-yard | ~9 | Large remodel, demolition, whole-house cleanout — light, bulky debris only | A full 30-yard of heavy material will exceed its ton cap |
If you are between two sizes, size up. The difference between sizes is usually smaller than a second delivery, a swap or an overweight fee. Full sizing help: What size dumpster do I need?
Cost summary — compare the whole rental
October 2026 market ranges run from about $300 for a small 10-yard rental to about $695 for a large 30-yard rental. These are market references, not a guaranteed quote. Your exact price is confirmed when you book.
Do not compare headline prices as if they were the same product. Compare size + price + days + tons + per-ton overage together. A lower headline price with fewer days and a lower ton cap can cost more in total than a higher headline price with more days and more tons included. Full cost detail: Dumpster rental cost in Green Bay.
Ask these 5 questions before you book
- How many tons are included, and what is the per-ton rate over that cap?
- How many days are included, and what is the per-day rate after that?
- Is there a trip fee if the truck cannot deliver or pick up?
- Is there a fee for a swap if the box fills early?
- Do you provide a scale ticket if I ask for one?
What we take — and what we do not
We take household junk, remodel debris, roofing shingles, yard waste, and clean heavy material such as concrete where the ton cap allows it — subject to confirmation for your load when you book. Leave out prohibited items, including items covered by Wisconsin landfill bans (electronics, major appliances, lead-acid batteries, waste oil and filters), and ask first about paint, solvents, chemicals and anything you are unsure of.
Construction, remodeling and demolition debris cannot go out at the curb in Green Bay, and it is not accepted at the East or West municipal drop-offs for that material. The City directs it to the Brown County Transfer Station at 3734 W Mason St, or into a rented dumpster; the current transfer-station fee is unverified and is not stated here. Detailed guides: Rules & Permits and Where to dump construction debris.
Service areas — Green Bay + core suburbs only
Depth in one market beats a list of 50 towns. We serve Green Bay and the six core suburbs below. Towns beyond the core, such as Hobart, Pulaski, Wrightstown, Denmark and Kaukauna, are not launch areas — ask us and we will confirm coverage before you book.
Do not confuse Allouez, WI with Allouez, MI — different schedule, different place.
Frequently asked — the short version
Three questions we hear most, answered briefly. For the full hub, see FAQs.
How do I book?
Have the five facts ready, then book directly with us by phone. We confirm size, price, days, tons, overage, extra-day and trip terms, and the delivery window when you book.
Do I need a permit?
A driveway placement generally needs no permit. A street, sidewalk, alley or public right-of-way placement generally does. The fee and timeline are not guessed here — confirm them for your address.
What if the box fills early?
Ask for a swap. If you need more time, ask for extra days before the included period ends.
Ready to book?
When you book with Green Bay Dumpster Rental, you are booking directly with us. Your exact size, price, days, tons, overage rate, delivery window and pickup process are confirmed when you book. Nothing here guarantees a price, delivery slot or dumpster availability.
Contact Phone: (920) 274-9992.