Two to four days is comfortable. Next-day slots exist and cost $35 extra when the route has room. During spring cleanout season and the last week of the month, book a week out if you can — turnovers eat the calendar.

Delivery, a 7-day rental, pickup, hauling, disposal up to your bin's weight limit, and Ohio tax. One number, paid at booking.

No. There are three possible extras and we publish all of them: $85 per ton over your weight limit, $12 per day past day seven, and $45 per prohibited item we have to pull and dispose of separately. Nothing else gets added after the fact.

Yes, automatically. Keep the bin past day seven and it's $12 a day until you request pickup. No call, no new contract, no penalty rate.

Free up to 24 hours before your delivery window. Inside 24 hours we keep a $45 dispatch fee, because the truck and the driver are already committed to your slot.

No. Our bins are a fraction of the loaded weight of a standard roll-off, we place them with a hoist instead of dragging them off a tilt bed, and plywood boards go under the contact rails on every delivery. Tell us at booking if you have aging concrete or decorative pavers and we'll double-board. If we ever mark your surface, we fix it.

Wherever you tell us, as long as the truck can reach it: driveway, alley pad, parking area, or a flat spot on gravel. Leave placement notes in your booking — 'left of the garage door, doors facing the house' is the kind of detail that saves everybody a phone call.

Not for a private driveway. If the only option is the street, Columbus requires a right-of-way permit and historic districts like German Village have extra placement rules. We'll tell you during booking if your address looks like a street placement, and we'll walk you through it.

That's the whole reason we exist. The Kit is 4.5 feet wide and 8 feet long — it fits single-width and shared drives that turn away every other company in town. Send a photo if you're unsure and we'll tell you honestly which bin will fit.

No. You'll get a two-hour window the night before and a photo of the placement once the bin is down. Just make sure the spot is clear and any gate is unlocked.

Household junk, furniture, mattresses, carpet, drywall, lumber, cabinetry, fixtures, siding, shingles, general renovation debris, and yard waste. Load it level with the top rail — anything mounded above the rail has to come off before we can legally haul it.

Paint, solvents, oil, fuel, propane tanks, tires, car batteries, appliances containing refrigerant, asbestos, medical waste, and anything else classified as hazardous. Franklin County won't take them and neither will we. Mattresses and electronics are fine but carry a small per-item fee shown at booking.

In small amounts, yes — but ask first. Heavy material hits a weight limit long before it fills a bin, and a half-full Kit of concrete can be over a ton. For a mostly-masonry job we'll usually route you to a dedicated heavy-debris load instead of charging you overage.

It's $85 per additional ton, billed from the scale ticket at the transfer station, and we send you the ticket. No estimating, no round-ups.

Tap the pickup link in your confirmation email, or text (614) 858-8516. Most pickups happen within one business day.

Yes, and it costs nothing. Finishing on day three instead of day seven is great for us — that bin goes back into rotation.

Keep it. It's $12 a day past day seven, added automatically, and you don't need to tell us in advance.

It goes to a licensed Franklin County transfer station. Metal, appliances and clean cardboard get pulled for recycling before disposal wherever the load makes that possible.