Salty Dog Trash Announces Delivery of Same Day Dumpster Rentals in Anderson, IN
Jun 11, 2021
June 11, 2021 - /PressAdvantage/ - Salty Dog Trash is excited to announce that it now delivers same-day dumpster rentals in Anderson, IN. For homeowners, contractors and businesses alike, the company offers low rates with quick delivery service. Along with the company's professional customer service and fast delivery time frame of just one hour after rental order submission, Salty Dog Trash also offers a variety of sizes for all their client's needs - from 10 cubic yards up to 40 cubic yards.
The locally owned and operated dumpster rental service has been servicing Central Indiana for several years. They provide affordable and sustainable dumpster rental options to people and businesses needing waste removal dumpsters in cities including Muncie, Fishers, Noblesville, Carmel, and Anderson. The company also delivers dumpster rentals to locations even outside their service area. They may charge a delivery fee for locations further out, depending on how far they are located from their service radius.
Company owner Brandon Small stated, "Salty Dog Trash has acquired many dumpsters in different sizes from 15 yard dumpsters to 40 yard dumpsters. The company has a sufficient amount of containers to consistently provide same-day dumpster rentals to customers in Anderson, Indiana, and across Central Indiana. While the company often delivers dumpsters to customers in locations outside their service area radius, same day dumpster deliveries are only available to customers in Central Indiana."
Salty Dog Trash offers 15 yard dumpsters, 20 yard dumpsters, 30 yard dumpsters, and 40 yard dumpsters for rent which customers can rent for up to 30 days depending on their needs. While the company primarily provides two rental periods of either 1-7 days or 7-14 days, they also accommodate the needs of customers who find that they need to extend their rental periods given their $10 per day charge for days exceeded beyond a customer's rental period.
Dumpster rental costs in Anderson, IN, usually vary depending on the size of a container and how long the container is rented. Salty Dog Trash offers their dumpsters at different costs. Renters can opt for 1-7 day rental periods and get 15-yard dumpster rentals at $325, 20-yard dumpsters at $375, 30-yard dumpster rentals at $390, and 40-yard dumpster rentals $410 per bin. Renters who opt for the 7-14 day rental period can get 15-yard dumpster rentals at $410, 20-yard dumpster rentals at $425, 30-yard dumpster rentals at $440, and 40-yard dumpster rentals at $460.
The company offers temporary residential dumpster rentals, construction dumpster rentals, commercial dumpster rentals, and long-term jobsite dumpster rentals for businesses. Their various size dumpsters are designed for disposal of different amounts and types of waste but all their dumpsters have a 2-ton weight allowance. Salty Dog Trash charges an additional $60 per ton for any excess weight loaded on a dumpster.
Apart from providing same-day dumpster rentals in Anderson and across Central Indiana, Salty Dog Trash also offers excellent customer services, on-time deliveries, and 24-hour emergency support to customers.
Salty Dog Trash is open every Monday to Saturday of the week from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm. While they have an online booking option that allows renters to book their dumpsters and schedule deliveries at any time, potential renters should note that the company neither delivers bin rentals nor picks them up on Sundays.
Interested parties looking for affordable same-day dumpster rental in Anderson, IN, can find more information about Salty Dog Trash through their website https://www.saltydogtrash.com/dumpster-rental-anderson-in/.
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For more information about Salty Dog Trash, contact the company here:
Salty Dog Trash
Brandon Small
(317) 660-5099
[email protected]
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