Frequently Asked Questions

No — and we say so on every page. BinAndHaul is a matching network: we vet local, independently owned dumpster rental and junk removal companies for licensing, insurance, reviews, and response time, then connect your request with the best-fit partner in your city. The service itself is performed by that local partner company.

No. Partners quote you their local rates directly — we don't add a consumer markup on top of the quote. Partners value the matched work enough to keep pricing competitive; in practice you often pay less than calling the biggest ad-spender in your market.

During business hours, typically within minutes. Your request routes instantly to vetted partners in your market and the first available partner reaches out with pricing and scheduling. After-hours requests get matched first thing the next morning.

Dumpster rental delivers a roll-off container you fill yourself over days — best when you're doing the work anyway (renovation, big cleanout on your own schedule). Junk removal sends a crew that does all the lifting, loading, and hauling in one visit — best for furniture, appliances, and situations where you want it gone today without touching it.

Across our Florida markets, a typical 7-day roll-off rental runs $275–$600 depending on size; New York ranges $350–$700, with NYC and Long Island at the top and upstate metros closer to Florida pricing. Every quote is all-in: delivery, pickup, rental period, and included tonnage stated upfront.

Junk removal prices by truck volume: single items typically run $75–$150, quarter truck loads $150–$250, half trucks $250–$400, and full trucks $450–$700 depending on market. You approve the exact price on-site before the crew loads anything.

On your own driveway or private property — almost never. On a public street or right-of-way — usually yes, through your city's public works or engineering department. Your matched partner knows your city's exact rules and can typically handle permit paperwork for you.

Universally: hazardous waste (paint, chemicals, solvents), tires, car batteries, propane tanks, asbestos, and medical waste. Items with surcharges in most markets: mattresses, refrigerant appliances (fridges, freezers, AC units), electronics, and hot-tub shells. Your quote lists your market's exact rules.

In most of our active markets, yes — same-day dumpster delivery and same-day junk removal crews are both available for requests made before mid-day. Calling is faster than the form for true emergencies.

It's a process with teeth: verified business registration and licensing, active general liability insurance (re-checked at renewal), a demonstrated review track record, and ongoing response-time monitoring. Partners who let standards slip get fewer leads, then get removed. It's the whole value of the network.

Yes — commercial and B2B work is a core focus, not a side business. Contractors, property managers, real estate professionals, and construction companies get account-level terms: standing rates, priority scheduling, net-30 invoicing, and one contact across every market we cover. Start at our commercial services page.

Currently the major metros of Florida and New York — about 40 cities across both states — with additional states planned. See the service areas page for every active city; each city page lists genuinely local details like permit rules and disposal facilities.