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Dumpster rental in Washington, DC
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- 8 dumpster companies listed in Washington.
- Permit rules checked against Washington's official website.
- Free and no obligation. You choose who to hire, or no one.
Permits
Do you need a permit in Washington?
Dumpster on the street in Washington, DC Checked at official source
- Permit
- Public Space Permit - construction debris receptacle (dumpster)
- Issued by
- DDOT Public Space Regulation (TOPS)
- Fee
- $50 application fee + debris receptacle $75/month months 1-3; months 4-5 $100 (non-residential) / $125 (residential); 6+ months $150 / $200
- Source
- tops.ddot.dc.gov
Checked October 2026. City rules change — confirm with the issuing office before placing a dumpster. This is general information, not legal advice.
Local companies
Washington dumpster companies
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How it works
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ZIP code, size and when you need it. Not sure of the size? Say so.
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We send it to up to five dumpster companies that serve your area.
Compare and choose
They contact you with prices and dates. Hire the one you like, or none.
Questions
Before you rent
Do I need a permit for a dumpster in Washington?
Only if it goes on the street, sidewalk or a parking lane. Washington's official fee: $50 application fee + debris receptacle $75/month months 1-3; months 4-5 $100 (non-residential) / $125 (residential); 6+ months $150 / $200. A dumpster in your own driveway usually needs no city permit.
How much does a dumpster cost in Washington?
It depends on size, rental length, how much the load weighs and where it sits. Local haulers set their own prices, so the fastest way to a real number is to request quotes for your ZIP code and dates.
What size dumpster do I need?
A 10-yard holds about 3 pickup loads (small bathroom, one-room cleanout). A 20-yard holds about 6–8 (kitchen remodel, garage cleanout) and is the most common choice. A 30- or 40-yard is for whole-home cleanouts, big remodels and demolition. Not sure? Pick "Not sure" on the form and haulers will help.
Is the quote really free?
Yes. You send one request, up to five local haulers contact you with prices, and you decide whether to hire anyone.
Need a dumpster in Washington?
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