Roll-Off Dumpster Rental in Scranton, PA

A roll-off is the open-top steel container that arrives on a truck with a hoist and literally rolls off the back onto your driveway or the street. Rear barn doors swing open so you can walk material in instead of lifting it over the side, which matters more than people expect on a long day. Sizes are described in cubic yards. Ten, fifteen, twenty and thirty are what we run, and each one has a job it does better than the others.

Big Z has been putting these on the ground around the Electric City since 2011, from Providence and North Scranton down through South Side, out to Dunmore, Dickson City, Moosic and the Mid Valley boroughs. Homeowners, roofers, remodelers, landlords, property managers, estate attorneys. The container is the same steel box for all of them. What changes is the size, where it sits, and how fast it needs to come back empty.

We price flat. You get one number for the container, the delivery, the rental period and the haul, and that is the number on the invoice. Protection boards under every drop. Same-day and next-day delivery, next-day swaps. If you are not sure which size fits your job, describe it to us on the phone at (570) 774-4910 and we will tell you straight, even when the honest answer is a smaller container.

Where Our Roll-Offs End Up

Four Sizes and the Room They Need

The 10 yard is short, low sided and easy to place, built for heavy dense material like plaster, tile, concrete and slate where the weight limit arrives first. The 15 yard suits a single-room remodel or a packed attic. The 20 yard is the size most Scranton jobs end up ordering, big enough for a full basement or a house full of contents without becoming unwieldy in a narrow driveway. The 30 yard is for bulky light debris, furniture, siding, framing scrap and cabinets. Allow roughly sixty feet of straight approach and clearance overhead for the hoist. Our size guide walks through real examples.

How a Delivery Actually Goes

You call, we ask three questions: what is going in, where does it sit, and when do you need it. We check the address for overhead lines, grade and turning room, and we tell you if a City of Scranton street-occupancy permit is needed because the container cannot go on your property. On delivery day the driver lays protection boards, rolls the can off square, and sets the doors facing your loading side. Fill it level with the rails, keep prohibited items out, and call when you are done. We pull it, or swap it next day if you need another. That is the whole process, and it works the same in January snow as in July.