Annapolis MD Dumpster Rentals

All waste is not created equal, which is why we provide different dumpsters at different prices for each type of debris. Sometimes, we'll advise you to mix your various types of waste in the same dumpster and let us do the sorting; other times we will recommend that you rent separate dumpsters. For instance, concrete should generally be disposed of separately in a specialized dumpster with higher weight limits.

Find the right size dumpster for your project in order to avoid any extra fees for excess weight or overfilled dumpsters. Our Roll-off Dumpster Size Selection Guide helps break down which dumpster size is best for common projects. You will also find the dimensions of each dumpster in feet and inches, as well as their equivalent volume in terms of full-size pickup trucks. That way you can estimate which size is best for your debris and whether you will have enough room to place the dumpster on your property or work site.

All dumpster rentals come with a maximum weight limit, which you can customize during the ordering process. If you exceed this weight limit, you will have to pay a fee for the excess weight, at the standard and prorated disposal rate. In the case of a weight overage, we will provide you with a copy of the dump ticket, which accurately shows the weight measurement. This is the most common type of overage fee, which is why determining the right type and size of the dumpster is so important.

After size and weight, you will also be asked to select a rental period. Every dumpster rental comes with a complimentary rental period, which can vary by type of dumpster and area. If you already know you will need extra time, you can choose to add more rental days during the ordering process. If you need more time while your rental is already underway, just give us a call and we will extend your rental at a low daily flat rate.

If you have any questions about our pricing or want to speak with our friendly customer service representatives, please contact us.

You will need a permit to rent a dumpster in Annapolis if you are placing a large dumpster that blocks off public roads, alleys, or sidewalks. For more information, enter your address into our dumpster permit tool. We also recommend that you read through Annapolis' Public Works waste management programs and services website for local announcements and events.

The city of Annapolis utilizes a single-stream process for recycling, so you do not have to separate your acceptable recyclables when placed into bins. There are three county recycling centers that are exclusively for city residents only with valid IDs. The following accepted materials can be dropped off at all centers:

• Newspapers, books, cardboard, and other papers

• Aluminum foil, pans, cans, and other metals

• Plastic bottles, jugs, cups, furniture, and toys

• Glass bottles and jars

To find the nearest county center, check out the Anne Arundel Public Works waste management page for directions and operating hours.

Sourgum Waste always tries to recycle as much thrown-out material as possible once we bring your dumpster to the nearest waste facility or junkyard. We encourage you to separate recyclable materials from other waste products in accordance with the statewide Maryland Recycling Act. Recycling waste products is important for the following reasons:

• Reduces the amount of solid waste in landfills

• Conserves vital, natural resources

• Saves energy and landfill costs

• Keeps the Rhode River clean

To learn more about recycling or if you'd like to partake in recycling efforts in your local community, you can check Annapolis' Public Works page for more information.

We hope that this guide will help you find the right dumpster for your needs in Annapolis, Maryland. If you need any assistance or have any questions regarding your dumpster rentals, our friendly customer service can be contacted at (732) 366-9355.

Hazardous waste that you can't throw in a roll-off dumpster can be taken to the Residential Drop-Off Centers. Hazardous waste must be disposed of properly in order to ensure personal and environmental safety. The city of Annapolis is currently in a partnership with Anne Arundel County to help residents and businesses drop off their hazardous waste on scheduled drop-off days.

Common hazardous waste includes:

• Oil-based paints

• Fertilizer

• Pesticides

• Pool chemicals

• Mercury thermometers

• Fluorescent lights

• Asbestos

If you're still unsure about what material is accepted or not, check the official Anne Arundel County's searchable acceptable list of materials.