Dumpster Rental in Chandler, TX

Types of Dumpster Rentals We Offer in Chandler

On the lake, the junk is a little different. Old docks rot out. And every lake house has a garage full of stuff nobody wants to haul up the hill.

Boathouse and Dock Tear-Outs

Old docks and boathouses come apart as decking, framing, roofing tin and hardware. Most of it is wood, which is light, so a 30 yard is usually right. Treated lumber can go in. Old fuel tanks and batteries from the boathouse can't.

We've pulled a few docks out of coves on the Kickapoo side where the walkway was half under water. Cody's take: "Pull the decking, stack it flat, and the framing slides right in on top." Pack it like an ice chest for the lake, flat and heavy on the bottom, odd shapes in the gaps.

Tree and Brush Cleanup

Wooded lake lots drop limbs every storm season. Green limbs weigh about 473 pounds per cubic yard according to the EPA, and leaves 250 to 500 pounds. A 30 yard with 3 tons fits a big yard cleanup.

Lake House Cleanouts

When a lake place sells or changes hands, decades of furniture, rugs, mattresses and patio gear come out. A 20 yard handles a small cabin, and a 30 yard fits a full house.

Honestly, the hardest part of a lake house cleanout is usually the stairs, not the junk. If your place is up a slope from the road, plan on the can at the top. We'll set it where your hand truck can reach it.

Kitchen and Bath Remodels

Many Chandler homes were built around 1999 and are due for updates. Cabinets, counters, tile and drywall fill a 15 or 20 yard. Drywall weighs about 467 pounds per cubic yard.

Roof Replacements

A shingle roof is heavy: 3-tab runs 230 to 250 pounds per square and architectural 400 to 430. We send a 15 or 20 yard for most Chandler roofs and keep the weight in check.

Tonnage check: a 20-square cabin roof in 3-tab shingles is about 2.5 tons. Most Chandler roofs land between a 15 and a 20 yard. We think it's better to say that up front than to surprise anyone at the scale.

Chandler Dumpster Rental Prices

Dumpster rental in Chandler starts at $325 for a 15 yard and runs $345 for a 20 yard, $425 for a 30 yard and $545 for a 40 yard. Every price covers delivery, pickup, 7 days and 2 to 5 tons. Overage is $50 to $70 per ton.

Narrow Lake Lots and Tight Turns

Many Chandler lake lots are narrow and slope toward the water. The truck needs about 60 feet of straight room and clear space overhead, so the can often goes near the road end of the driveway rather than by the house.

Shared lake roads can be tight. If a neighbor's car or a boat trailer usually sits in the way, let us know the day before.

Boards go under the rails on every drop to protect the drive. Every roll-off dumpster in Chandler gets that same treatment.

Southeast of Tyler, we also serve dumpster rental in Arp.

Getting Rid of Trash in Chandler

Republic Services collects household trash in Chandler on Tuesdays and Fridays. Republic also offers a bulk pickup twice a month, up to two items per visit, by calling 903-986-5324. That works for a couch or a mattress.

For a remodel, a dock or a full house, a roll-off is the faster route. Everything goes in one can over a week, and we haul it away in one trip.

Sizing a Dumpster for a Chandler Lake Project

Lake jobs fool people on weight. Dry framing lumber is light, about 169 pounds per cubic yard according to the EPA, so a dock or deck fills the can by space long before it hits the tons. Wood that has sat in the water for years is a different story. Soaked boards can weigh far more than dry ones.

Tyler gets about 47 inches of rain a year, and the lake keeps everything damp. If the dock boards are waterlogged, tell us and we will size the can with that in mind.

Cody grew up fishing these coves, and he'll tell you the same thing he tells every dock owner: "Wet wood is the heaviest thing on the lake that isn't a boat." We'd rather you know that before the can comes back from the scale.

For mixed jobs, like a cabin cleanout plus a dock tear-out, one 30 yard often covers both. Put the furniture and boxes in first and lay the decking flat on top. Heavy items like an old cast-iron tub or a pile of tile go on the floor of the can, spread out, not stacked in one corner.