Dumpster Rental Suffolk County NY Dumpster Rental Prices Compared
Mar 2, 2020
DUMPSTER RENTAL SUFFOLK COUNTY NY: Big-V, a dumpster rental company in Suffolk County NY is aware of the need homeowners have for spring cleaning. BIG-V Dumpster Rentals offers homeowner's smaller dumpsters for cleaning out garages, attics, basements, and even yard waste.
Huntington, United States - March 1, 2020 /PressCable/ —
DUMPSTER RENTAL SUFFOLK COUNTY NY: Big-V, a premier dumpster rental company in Suffolk County NY knows the need homeowners and small business owners have for spring clean ups. BIG-V Dumpster Rentals offers the right sized dumpsters for cleaning out yard waste, attics, garages, and basements for most of Suffolk County, Long Island. You can see what they offer by visiting their website at http://dumpsterrentalsuffolkny.com
They have noted that people are really searching for 10 yard dumpster rental prices. “10 yard dumpsters are by far the most popular as people are afraid they may fill up a smaller dumpster to quickly and run out of room,” says a spokes person for Big-V Dumpster Rentals of Suffolk County.
10 Yard Dumpster Rental Prices in Suffolk County NY
Depending upon where you live in Suffolk County, the cost of renting a 10 yard dumpster can range from $395 to more than $430 for a standard 10-day rental.
This cost typically covers drop-off/pick-up of the container, within a certain weight limit, and disposal fees. Here are some other fees that may apply in some situations:
Permit fees if the dumpster will be placed in the public right-of-way (e.g., street or sidewalk).
Over-the-limit fees for going over your weight allowance. It averages about $100 to $125 per ton, on Long Island.
Certain items may incur additional fees, such as tires.
Keeping the dumpster additional days typically incurs a $20-$50 per day fee (may vary).
Big-V Dumpster Rentals of Suffolk County is know for providing great service at affordable prices, with some of the most affordable dumpster rental prices in Suffolk County NY. Compare these affordable dumpster prices;
10 Yard – $395 (up to 2 tons)
20 Yard – $575 (up to 4 tons)
30 Yard -$670 (up to 5 tons)
“Homeowners don’t always need large dumpsters to clean out a garage, attic or basement. Why pay for a dumpster that’s only filled up half way, when you can just pay for half the dumpster or the actual size needed?”, says Big Vinnie, owner of BIG-V Dumpster Rentals.
Operating dumpster rentals all over Long Island, NY from their Suffolk County location in Huntington, NY, BIG-V promises relief for homeowners and businesses this Spring Cleaning season. As a Suffolk County Long Island resident himself, Big Vinnie recognized the need for a friendly, clean and reliable dumpster rental service in the Huntington area and decided it was time to provide services there along with surrounding cities.
“Many people need dumpsters for all kinds of projects, from smaller renovations all the way up to large roofing and commercial jobs”, says Vinnie. “We provide many different dumpster sizes to fit the needs of your project.”
BIG-V looks forward to helping families and businesses ease the stress of junk removal, disposing waste and construction debris, and becoming a trusted partner in the Huntington residential and business communities. Dumpster rental sizes include 10-yard, 20-yard, and 30-yard dumpsters.
“Our smaller dumpsters are ideal for all Spring Cleaning projects, from yard clean up to home de-cluttering”, says Vinnie.
To rent a dumpster for your spring cleaning project, call BIG-V Dumpster Rentals at (631) 900-DUMP or visit http://dumpsterrentalsuffolkny.com.
Contact Info:
Name: Big Vinnie
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Organization: Dumpster Rental Long Island - Huntington
Address: 8 Hobson Pl, Huntington, NY 11743, United States
Phone: +1-631-900-3867
Website: http://dumpsterrentalsuffolkny.com
Source: PressCable
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