Short Term Solutions

Temporary Bins and Portable Storage

Temporary Bins

Temporary bins are ideal for small jobs performed by the homeowner or contractor. They are a perfect solution for a home remodel or the annual garage clean-up project.

  • 3 cubic yard "construction type" bin
  • Weekly or monthly rentals
  • Available for residential or commercial customers and general contractors
  • Placed off the street unless a street permit is issued by the City
  • Used for removal of small volumes of mixed waste
  • Bins are not equipped with lids or casters so cannot be moved around once delivered.
  • DO NOT overfill. Bins weighing more than 1,500 pounds OR filled more than level full cannot be picked up. Customers will be required to off-load excess materials before collection.
  • NOT for the disposal of heavy waste such as block, sand or concrete. Use Industrial Roll-off containers for these purposes.
temporary bin

3 Cubic Yard Temporary Bin

3'9" height x 4'1" depth x 6'10" width

Portable Storage Containers

These storage containers are located on your site and can serve as an extra storeroom for short or long term needs. The containers are portable, lockable and weather resistant (although they are stored outside). They are perfect for storing construction equipment, job supplies and materials or for stashing furniture during a remodel. Boxes have secure access doors on both ends for easy access. They are 22 ft. long and provide approximately 1,155 cubic ft. of storage space. They can be rented by the month. Please contact our Roll-off department for more details.

portable storage container

Portable Storage Container

22' long x 7.5' wide x 7.5' high
1,155 cubic ft. of storage space

Construction & Demolition Debris

Effective January 1, 2017, in all jurisdictions including those without a C&D ordinance requiring the diversion of 65% of construction waste, the owners/builder of construction projects within the covered occupancies will be required to divert 65% of the construction waste materials generated during the project. Visit CalRecycle for more information on California Green Building Standards Code.

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