Driveway-friendly dump trailer rental for cleanouts, remodels, roofing, yard waste and everything else you've been meaning to get rid of. No dump runs. No trips to the transfer station. No borrowing your buddy's truck.
You never touch a landfill, a scale, or a tarp strap. You load the trailer on your own time and we handle the rest.
Pick your size and your drop-off day. Book online or call — takes about two minutes.
We back it into your driveway or job site and set it flat. Low-profile design means an easy walk-up load.
Take your time. Fill it at your own pace over your whole rental period — no clock running over your shoulder.
Text us when you're done. We pick it up, haul it off, and dispose of it. Your mess is gone for good.
Most of our customers are one weekend away from finally being done with a project. Here's what usually goes in the trailer.
Delivery, pickup and 2 tons of disposal are already in the price. Prices shown before tax.
Every rental includes 2 tons of disposal, delivery and pickup. Add a mid-rental dump for $150 on 3 and 7 day rentals — not taxed, refunded if unused. Full pricing, add-ons and the small print →
A dumpster company sells you a container. We sell you the part you actually want: the mess being gone.
Low walk-up load height and rubber-mounted trailers. No scratched concrete, no dragging furniture over a five-foot wall.
One number, quoted before we deliver. Disposal and both trips are already baked in.
It sits in your driveway for your full rental. Work a couple evenings, or knock it out Saturday morning.
We live here. Text us when you're full and we're usually out the next day.
Well-maintained equipment with working lights, straps and tarps. Nothing rusty and half-broken.
Two minutes online or one phone call. No account, no contract, no runaround.
Based right here in the valley. If you're outside these towns, call us anyway — we'll usually make it work.
We run about 25 miles out of Kuna. Type your address and we'll tell you straight away.
The four questions people ask most. Everything else is here.
Think in pickup truck loads. The Weekender (10 yard) holds about 4–5 truck loads — right for a garage, a yard cleanup, or one room. The Big Daddy (15 yard) holds about 6–7 — right for a whole-house cleanout, a roof, or a bigger remodel. If you're between the two, take the bigger one. Running out of room mid-job is far more annoying than a little spare space, and it's only $50 more.
Plan on about 25 feet of length and 10 feet of width for the trailer itself, plus clear space overhead — no low branches or wires. A standard two-car driveway works fine. We also need room to back the truck in and pull straight out, so keep the approach clear.
The trailer sits on its own tires rather than being dropped off the back of a roll-off truck, and the sides are low enough to walk up and load over rather than heaving everything above your head. That's the main reason people pick a trailer over a dumpster.
No. As long as we know where you want it and the spot is clear and accessible, you don't need to be there for either trip.
No paint, chemicals, oil, batteries, propane tanks, asbestos or other hazardous waste, and no tires with the rims still on. We also can't take concrete, dirt, rock, brick or asphalt — too heavy for our trailers. Appliances are $50 each and loose tires $10 each, so just tell us the count when you book. Roofing shingles and other heavy material are by quote only, because they hit the weight limit long before they fill the trailer.
Send this over and we'll get right back to you with your total and a drop-off time — usually within a couple of hours. In a hurry? Call or text (208) 495-6280.
Mon–Fri 6:00–7:00 AM
Sat–Sun 6:00 AM–12:00 PM
Early on purpose — your trailer's in the driveway before your day starts. No need to be home.Mon–Fri 5:15–6:30 PM
Saturday 3:00–5:00 PM
Sunday 3:00–7:00 PM
Text us when you're full and we'll grab it on the next available run.