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High Point, NC
Dumpster Rentals in High Point, NC
Piedmont Disposal has hauled construction and commercial debris across the Triad since 1999, and High Point’s mix of home renovations, furniture manufacturing and Market-season showroom work is exactly the kind of job we are built for. We rent 20, 30 and 40-yard roll-offs, a shorter hook-lift container for tight driveways, concrete washout boxes and permanent compactors. Before anything is delivered, you will know what the rental includes, what it can weigh, and where your debris can and cannot go.
Dumpster Sizes Available in High Point
Choose by weight first. Concrete, brick, block and dirt hit the legal limit well before they fill a large container, so heavy material goes in a 20-yard roll-off. Bulky, lighter debris like cabinetry, drywall, crating and household contents is what the 30 and 40-yard sizes are for.
Hook-Lift Dumpster
Perfect for residential cleanouts, small-scale construction, or tight spaces. These shorter dumpsters are ideal for driveways and limited access areas.
20-Yard Roll-Off Dumpster
Your solid choice for disposal of heavy materials, including concrete, brick, block, and dirt. Great for mid-sized construction or landscaping projects.
30-Yard Roll-Off Dumpster
A versatile dumpster rental option with ample capacity for home renovations, roofing projects, or light commercial construction. It handles a wide range of bulky items and general construction waste.
40-Yard Roll-Off Dumpster
Best suited for large-scale cleanups and commercial projects with lighter, high-volume debris. This provides maximum capacity without excessive weight.
Concrete Washout Containers
We provide specialized containers for safe and compliant disposal of concrete waste on construction sites, meeting all environmental regulations.
Compactors
For industrial applications like warehouses, manufacturing facilities, commercial offices, and university campuses, our stationary and self-contained compactors efficiently manage continuous waste and recycling streams.
Piedmont Disposal
Debris & Dumpster Calculator
Tell us about your project — we'll recommend the right dumpster size and quantity.
1What's your project?
2Project size
Approx. square footage of the space or roof being cleared.
3Placement / access
Hook-Lift containers have a shorter footprint (17 ft vs 22 ft) — great for driveways and tight spots. Not available for heavy materials like concrete, brick, block, or dirt.
Recommended
Estimate only — actual debris volume and weight vary by material density and project conditions. Per NCDOT law, Roll-Off containers are limited to 14 tons (28,000 lbs) and Hook-Lift containers to 5 tons (10,000 lbs). Containers loaded above the top-rail yellow line or beyond these weight limits cannot be transported and may incur a "Dry Run" fee. Hook-Lift containers cannot be used for concrete, brick, block, dirt, or similar heavy materials. Contact us for a site-specific recommendation.
Weight Limits and the Dry Run Fee
North Carolina transport law limits roll-off containers to 14 tons (28,000 lbs) and hook-lift containers to 5 tons (10,000 lbs). A container over its limit, or loaded above the yellow line on the top rail, cannot be hauled. The truck leaves empty and the trip is billed as a dry run.
A single cubic yard of concrete weighs roughly two tons, so a small slab can max out a container that looks half full. Tell us about dense material when you order and we will size to the weight.
Where We Deliver Around High Point
We serve all of High Point, including the parts that reach into Guilford, Davidson, Randolph and Forsyth counties, along with Jamestown, Archdale, Trinity and Colfax. For Thomasville, Wallburg and the rest of Davidson County, see dumpster rentals in Davidson County.
Do You Need a Permit for a Dumpster in High Point?
Not if the container sits on private property, driveway included. If any part of it closes a lane or a sidewalk on a city street, you need a Lane Closure Permit from the City of High Point Transportation Department before it goes down. Several of High Point’s main roads are maintained by the state rather than the city, and those need a separate NCDOT encroachment permit. The city’s right-of-way page explains which office handles which.
A driveway is almost always faster and cheaper. On older streets near downtown and the Market district, and under the mature tree canopy in Emerywood, overhead clearance is often the real constraint. The 17 ft hook-lift needs less room than a 22 ft roll-off, so tell us about access when you order.
Where High Point Debris Goes, and Why It Matters
High Point splits its waste streams more than most Triad cities. The city directs construction and demolition debris to a GFL processing facility and landfill on Riverdale Drive in Jamestown. The city-run Kersey Valley Landfill takes commercial and residential waste but turns away yard waste, brush, tires, electronics, paint, batteries and household chemicals. Brush and limbs go to the Ingleside Compost Facility instead.
The practical upshot: keep brush, limbs and leaves out of a renovation dumpster. If a project produces both, order a separate container for yard debris or tell us up front so the loads can be routed correctly.
Keep these out of any container:
- Tires, car batteries, motor oil, fuel and antifreeze
- Refrigerators, air conditioners and anything with refrigerant
- Paint, stains, solvents, pesticides and household chemicals
- TVs, computers and other electronics, which North Carolina bans from landfills
- Asbestos-containing material and contaminated soil
- Medical waste and needles
Not sure about an item? Call before it goes in. One banned item can get a full load rejected at the scale.
Dumpster Rentals for Every Kind of Greensboro Project
Home Renovations and Cleanouts
Kitchen and bath remodels, basement and attic cleanouts, estate cleanouts, deck teardowns and downsizing before a move. A hook-lift container fits most driveways without a problem, and a 30-yard roll-off handles a whole-house renovation. See our residential dumpster rental options for details.
Construction and Demolition
We specialize in construction and demolition work, which is where most of our fleet spends its time. Mixed C&D debris, framing lumber, drywall, flooring and metal scrap all go in the same container. For multi-phase jobs we schedule swaps so your crew never stops working around a full box. More on our construction dumpster service.
Commercial and Ongoing Service
Property managers, retail centers, warehouses and campuses often need something permanent rather than a one-time rental. We install stationary and self-contained compactors and set a service schedule around your volume. See commercial dumpster service.
Roofing
Shingles are heavy and they pile up fast. Placing the container directly beside the tear-off means less carrying and a cleaner, safer yard at the end of the day. Tell us the roof's square footage and we will size the container so you stay under the weight limit.
Concrete, Brick and Dirt
Heavy fill goes in a 20-yard roll-off. For sites pouring concrete, we also provide concrete washout containers so pump trucks and mixers can be rinsed on site without washout water reaching the soil or the storm drain.
Landscaping and Yard Projects
Brush, sod, old fencing, hardscape demo and general yard debris. One container beats a dozen trips to the landfill in a pickup, and it keeps the pile off your lawn while the work is underway.
Commercial and Showroom Service
High Point’s furniture manufacturers, distributors and showrooms generate steady volume, with spikes around the spring and fall Market. For ongoing waste we install stationary and self-contained compactors and set pickups around your schedule. For move-ins and move-outs we can stage roll-offs ahead of time and swap them as they fill. See commercial dumpster service.
Much of what showrooms and plants throw away does not need to be landfilled. Our commercial recycling programs recover clean streams like cardboard, packaging, plastics, display materials and metal scrap.
Other Projects We Handle in High Point
Home renovations, basement and estate cleanouts, roof tear-offs, concrete removal, landscaping and full demolition. For construction work, mixed C&D debris goes in one container and we schedule swap-outs so the crew keeps moving. More on construction dumpsters and residential dumpsters.
Most jobsites need more than a container. We also deliver portable restrooms and hand-washing stations, 20 ft storage boxes and concrete washout containers, so one call covers the site.
How It Works
- Call 336-777-8805 or reserve online. Tell us the project, the address and where you want the container placed.
- We recommend a size based on the material and the access, then confirm delivery timing.
- Clear the drop spot. We need a straight approach with no vehicles in the way and no low branches or wires overhead. You do not need to be home if the placement instructions are clear.
- Load at your own pace, keeping debris below the yellow top-rail line.
- Call for pickup when you are done, or schedule a swap if you need another container.
What Customers Say
Frequently Asked Questions
How soon can you deliver in High Point?
Often the same day or next day. We dispatch from our yard on Providence Lane in Winston-Salem, so when a container is available we can typically deliver within hours rather than days. Call 336-777-8805 to check current availability for your address.
Do I need a permit for a dumpster in High Point?
Not on private property, including your driveway. Closing any lane or sidewalk on a city street requires a Lane Closure Permit from the City of High Point Transportation Department, and state-maintained roads need a separate NCDOT encroachment permit.
Can I put yard waste in with construction debris?
It is best not to. High Point routes brush, limbs and leaves to a compost facility, separately from construction debris. Order a separate container for yard waste, or tell us about it when you book.
How much weight can a dumpster hold?
North Carolina law limits roll-off containers to 14 tons (28,000 lbs) and hook-lift containers to 5 tons (10,000 lbs). A container over its limit, or loaded above the top-rail line, cannot be hauled and is billed as a dry run.
Do I have to be home for delivery?
No. Give clear placement instructions and keep the spot free of vehicles and low overhead obstructions.
