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We'll confirm you're in the service area before you spend another second on this.
Prefer to talk to somebody? (614) 858-8516 — but you really don't have to.
We'll confirm you're in the service area before you spend another second on this.
Prefer to talk to somebody? (614) 858-8516 — but you really don't have to.
Our bins start at 8 feet long — short enough for a German Village driveway, an alley pad, or a shared drive without blocking your neighbor in.
Pick a size, pick a date, see your price, done. You never have to call anyone for a quote — the price on the screen is the price you pay.
Most bins land within two days of booking, next-day when the calendar allows. You'll get a two-hour delivery window the night before.
Delivery, pickup, disposal and taxes are all in the one number. Weight overages are the only extra, and we tell you the limit up front.
Answer four questions online. Your address confirms we cover you, and the price shows before you pay.
Protective boards down, bin placed where you asked, driveway exactly how we found it.
Seven days included. Tap "pick up" in your confirmation email whenever you're done — sooner is fine.
Perfect for a garage cleanout, a small bathroom demo, or roughly two pickup-truck loads of junk. Fits the narrowest drives we serve.
Our most-booked bin. Ideal for a kitchen remodel, a whole-house declutter, or a deck teardown. About four truck loads.
For estate cleanouts, a full-house reno, or a small roofing job. Still short enough for most two-car driveways.
German Village, Victorian Village, Clintonville, Bexley, Grandview Heights, Merion Village, Olde Towne East and the Short North — plus greater Columbus and Franklin County.
The booking form asks for four things: your delivery address, the bin you want, the date you want it, and what you're throwing out. That's it. Your address confirms coverage before you spend any time on the rest, and the project type just helps us send the right truck setup.
Pricing is calculated on the spot from bin size, delivery date and your part of town. Delivery, pickup, disposal up to the weight limit and taxes are all inside the number you see. Nothing is quoted later.
The night before, you'll get a two-hour arrival window by text. You don't need to be home — but you do need the spot clear: cars moved, gate unlocked if the bin is going out back, and a note in your booking if you want it left of the garage, at the alley pad, or tight to the house.
Our bins ride on a hoist-equipped pickup rather than a full roll-off truck, so nothing heavy has to swing wide across your lawn or curb strip. We set protective boards under the rails on concrete, asphalt and pavers alike.
Short answer: no, and that's the whole reason these bins are small. A loaded 4-yard bin spreads far less weight than a standard 20-yard roll-off, we place it with a hoist instead of dragging it off a tilt bed, and we put plywood boards under the contact rails on every delivery. If your drive is aging concrete or decorative pavers, say so in the booking notes and we'll double-board it. If we ever mark your surface, we fix it.
Yes: household junk, furniture, carpet, drywall, lumber, cabinetry, roofing, yard waste, and general renovation debris. Load level with the top rail — anything mounded above it has to come off before we can legally haul it.
No: paint and solvents, oil, propane tanks, tires, batteries, appliances with refrigerant, asbestos, and anything else hazardous. Mattresses and electronics are fine but carry a small per-item disposal fee we'll show you at booking.
Weight limits included: The Kit 1 ton · The Bandit 2 tons · The Alpha 3 tons. Over that it's $85 per additional ton, billed from the scale ticket. Heavy material — concrete, brick, dirt, shingles — fills a weight limit long before it fills the bin, so ask us before you load it.
Every rental includes seven days. When you're done, tap the pickup link in your confirmation email or text us — most pickups happen within one business day. Finishing early costs nothing and we'll come get it.
Need longer? Extensions are $12 a day, added automatically if you keep the bin past day seven. No paperwork, no penalty rate.
"Cubic yards" is just how much space the bin holds. One cubic yard is roughly a washing machine's worth of stuff, or half a pickup-truck bed.
Small bathroom remodel · garage cleanout · attic or basement declutter · single room of old furniture · shed teardown
Kitchen remodel · whole-house declutter · deck teardown · moving cleanout · flooring replacement · big yard project
Estate cleanout · whole-house renovation · small roofing job (up to 25 squares) · multi-room gut · eviction turnover
| The Kit | The Bandit | The Alpha | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Capacity | 4 cubic yards | 8 cubic yards | 12 cubic yards |
| Footprint | 8' × 4.5' × 3' | 11' × 6' × 4' | 14' × 7.5' × 4.5' |
| Truck-load equivalent | ≈2 loads | ≈4 loads | ≈6 loads |
| Weight included | 1 ton | 2 tons | 3 tons |
| Overage | $85 / ton | $85 / ton | $85 / ton |
| Fits a narrow drive? | Yes, even shared drives | Yes, most single drives | Two-car drives |
| Flat rate | $325 | $425 | $545 |
Nobody's ever guessed a cubic yard correctly. Let the raccoon do it.
We started in the neighborhoods where big roll-offs don't fit. If your street was platted before 1930, you're exactly who we built this for.
Narrow driveways, alley-only access, brick streets and historic-district placement rules. This is our home turf and our shortest bins were sized for it.
Greater Columbus and most of Franklin County, same bins and same flat rates.
We add coverage as the routes fill in. Tell us where you are and we'll say yes or no the same day — no runaround.
A standard 20-yard roll-off needs about 60 feet of straight approach and 23 feet of drop space. Most German Village drives don't have half that, and a lot of Clintonville homes only have alley access behind the garage. Our longest bin is 14 feet and rides in on a pickup, so we can back down a single-width drive, place it square, and leave without touching your tree lawn or your neighbor's fence.
Photos are Thursday, the bin needs to be gone Wednesday, and the volume is whatever the last tenant left behind. We schedule around your closing dates, not our route sheet.
Partner accounts get first call on next-day slots, including the Friday-before-photos scramble.
Rates step down once you're booking regularly. Same flat structure, no per-job negotiation.
You text one number and get the owner, not a call center queue and a ticket number.
Net-30 terms available for established accounts, with per-property references on every invoice.
This form goes straight to the owner — not into the consumer booking calendar. Tell us how you work and we'll come back with terms within one business day.
We'll reply within one business day with partner rates and a scheduling contact. If it's urgent, call (614) 858-8516 and you'll get a person.
We'll confirm you're in the service area before you spend another second on this.
Prices are flat and include 7 days, delivery, pickup and disposal to the weight limit.
Pickup is 7 days later by default — finish early and we'll come sooner at no charge.
Includes delivery, 7-day rental, pickup, disposal to your weight limit and Ohio tax. Overage $85/ton. Extra days $12.
Your driver is Marcus. He'll board the driveway before he sets the bin, and he'll text you a photo of the placement once it's down. Questions before then: (614) 858-8516.
Prefer to talk to somebody? (614) 858-8516 — but you really don't have to.
Ask us directly — you'll get a real answer, not a callback request.
A friend was gutting a bathroom in a 1904 house off Third Street. Three dumpster companies came out, looked at the driveway, and said the same thing: we can't get in there, park it in the street and pull a permit. The job took two extra weekends and eleven trips to the transfer station in a borrowed pickup.
The bins that fit these driveways exist. Nobody in Columbus was renting them to homeowners. So we bought five, put a hoist on a pickup, and started answering the phone — then built a website so you'd never have to use it.
Because we're not going to pretend a dumpster company is glamorous. Raccoons are native to Ohio, professionally interested in other people's garbage, and famously capable of fitting into spaces they have no business fitting into. That's the entire business model with a tail on it.
The mascot is the fun part. The scheduling, the boarded driveways and the flat rate are the serious part, and we'd rather be memorable about the first and boring about the second.
A window the night before, and a text if anything slips.
If we didn't tell you about a fee up front, we eat it.
Boards down, debris swept, lawn untouched.
Columbus-owned, Columbus-routed, Columbus-dumped.
"If the bin doesn't fit your driveway, nothing else about the service matters. That's the whole reason we're small on purpose."
If you already know your size and date, booking online is faster than either of us can type. We only cover Columbus and Franklin County — check the map before you send an address.
We answer everything within one business day, usually a lot sooner. If it's about a bin that's already on your driveway, call or text us instead — that's faster.