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Roll-off dumpsters.

Pinto Service specializes in roll-off service for industrial customers. Open top and compactor sizes range between 10-40 cubic yards. The open containers may be utilized for construction and demolition, dirt, roofing, recyclables, and all clean-ups. The compaction units are available for industrial and commercial customers for either refuse or recyclables. Water tight compaction containers are also available upon request.

10yd Roll-Off

Dimensions 12’4″ L x 8′ W x 4’5″ H

12yd Roll-Off

Short-High 11’2″ L x 8′ W x 5’3″ H
Low-Long 20′ L x 8′ W x 3’4″ H

15yd Roll-Off

Short-High 15’10” L x 8′ W x 4’8″ H
Low-Long 22′ L x 8′ W x 3’7″ H

20yd Roll-Off

Dimensions 20′ L x 8′ W x 4’8″ H

30yd Roll-Off

Dimensions 22′ L x 8′ W x 5’11” H

40yd Roll-Off

Dimensions 22′ L x 8′ W x 8′ H

Roll-Off Dumpster FAQs

What is a roll-off container?

A roll-off container is a robust waste dumpster designed for substantial cleanup initiatives. Crafted from welded steel, our rectangular dumpsters feature an open top for effortless, on-site loading of recycling, debris, junk, and trash during extensive projects such as cleanups, remodels, renovations, or demolitions. The name “roll-off container” in the industry stems from the specialized truck delivery method—rolling the dumpster off the back of the truck. Trust Pinto Service for durable, high-capacity waste containers that streamline large-scale waste management.

How much does it cost to rent a dumpster?

Our roll off prices vary by county, size of container and by the type of material you’re disposing of. Our roll off containers are available in 10-yard, 12-yard, 15-yard, 20-yard, 30-yard and 40-yard options. Please call us today to request pricing for your particular project.

What items cannot go inside a roll off container?

The following materials are prohibited from being dumped in our containers: Hazardous waste, wet paint and liquid flammables, batteries, chemical and medical waste, pressurized containers like propane tanks.

I’m doing a project on my house, what should I do to get rid of all the trash?

Whether you’re in need of a basement cleanout, spring cleaning, home renovation, a yard cleanup, or your contractor needs to get rid of demolition debris, we have an easy solution to your disposal needs. Call us today and ask us about delivering a roll off container.

Will Pinto Service load the load off container with my debris?

No, Pinto Service does not load the container. Pinto Service strictly hauls roll off containers and disposes the contents. Customers are responsible for loading roll off containers that we deliver on site. Please keep in mind that you should not load material beyond the top lip of the roll off container as it will create a hazardous condition during transport.

I need a roll off container delivered to my house, but I don’t know where to put it.

For deliveries at residential properties, roll off containers can be delivered in your driveway, on the street (provided you first obtain a street permit) or in your yard. If you’re unsure where to have your container placed, please feel free to ask our trained and knowledgeable customer service staff, who will be happy to view your property and street on Google Maps Street View.

Do I need to be on site for delivery?

We typically do not require customers to be on site for a roll off delivery. Exceptions include when: the customer has a specific designated spot for the container; there is a potential for access to be blocked by parked cars, material, etc.; you have a shared driveway and you need to ensure the neighbor’s access will not be effected.

I can load more than one container in a day, can Pinto Service accommodate this?

We can accommodate delivering and/or switching out several roll off containers in a day. Typically, this volume of waste can only be loaded by a machine, such as an excavator. With the proper equipment and personnel, customers can even load a container in less than an hour, in which case our truck will remain on site until the container is loaded—this is called a “live load.”