Dumpster Rental Ninety Six SC

The same posted rates we charge everywhere: $375 to $520 depending on size, delivery, pickup and the included tonnage all in the price, and $70 a ton past it. Being out toward the lake doesn't add anything for Ninety Six. The full table is on the pricing page.

It can, once a few tons of debris go in. The fresh or loose gravel on some Ninety Six lake drives gives more than people expect, while gravel that's been driven on for years usually holds fine. The fix is spot choice: level, well packed, and described honestly on the phone so we plan the set around what the drive is actually made of.

Yes. Old decking, railing, dock boards and framing lumber all load fine in a Ninety Six dumpster. Keep out the things that ride separately: tires, wet paint, oil, batteries, and concrete. Appliances go beside the dumpster rather than in it, at $25 each.

A Ninety Six kitchen or bath usually lands on the 15 or the 20. If you're taking a porch or deck off at the same time, the 30 saves a second trip, because decking is bulky long before it's heavy. The size guide breaks it down.

Not on your own property, which covers nearly every lake and in-town job in Ninety Six. It only comes up if the dumpster has to sit on a public street. The permit guide explains how to tell whose road it is.

Out of Ninety Six the nearest pages are Greenwood, Cross Hill and Hodges, with Greenwood the short leg west on 34. Rates are identical on all of them; see the service area page for the rest.

Yes. Ninety Six holds down the east side of Greenwood County for us, with Greenwood, Hodges and Ware Shoals covering the rest of it. The Star Fort side of town and the lake side pay the same flat number.

The Greenwood lot, a short run west on 34, is the natural yard for Ninety Six; the home yard in Donalds sits clear across the county. Closer yard takes the run, same price regardless.