Home Remodel Dumpsters
Kitchens, bathrooms, flooring and full gut jobs. Set on boards in the driveway.
Baton Rouge · Central · Denham Springs · Prairieville
Dumpster rental in Baton Rouge.
Roll-off dumpsters for remodels, roofs, flood muck-outs and job sites across East Baton Rouge, Livingston and Ascension. Call, tell us the job, and we will bring the right box.
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How we work
Tell us the job. We will tell you the box.
Baton Rouge throws a lot at a house — heat, hurricanes, high water and the occasional hail storm — and every one of them ends with a pile of debris. Baton Rouge Dumpster sets down roll-off containers in driveways, on job sites and in front of flooded homes, and picks them up when you are finished. Call with what the project is and where, and we will talk through the size before anything gets dropped.
Services
What Baton Rouge rents a dumpster for.
Commercial & Construction
30 and 40 yard roll-offs for builders, GCs and commercial sites, with swap-outs as you fill them.
Flood & Hurricane Cleanup
Wet carpet, drywall, cabinets and furniture after high water or a hurricane.
Roofing Dumpsters
Smaller, heavy-rated boxes for shingle tear-offs, placed close to the eave.
Junk & Estate Cleanouts
Moving, estate cleanouts and rental turnovers. Load it at your own pace.
Concrete & Dirt
Small boxes for heavy loads: broken concrete, brick, dirt and old driveway.
Three simple steps
From first call to finished work.
Call or email
Tell us what you need and where the property is located.
Review the project
We discuss the scope, practical options, and the next available step.
Schedule service
Approve the plan and arrange a time that works for the project.
Gallery
A closer look.
Service area
East Baton Rouge, Livingston, Ascension and West Baton Rouge.
Baton RougeCentralZacharyBakerDenham SpringsWalkerPrairievilleGonzalesPort AllenSt. Gabriel
Common questions
What Baton Rouge asks before renting.
What size do I need?
A bathroom or a single room of flooring usually fits in a 10 or 15 yard. A kitchen, a whole-house flooring job or a big cleanout is a 20. A flooded house or new construction usually needs a 30 or 40. Tell us the job and we will help you pick.
Can it go on the street?
On your own driveway or lot, there is usually nothing to file. If it has to sit on a street or right-of-way in Baton Rouge or one of the surrounding cities, check with that city first.
My yard is soft. Is that a problem?
It can be. A loaded roll-off is heavy, and Baton Rouge ground stays wet a long time after rain. Pick a spot on concrete or a firm drive if you can, and tell us about it when you call.
What can't go in?
Paint, chemicals, oil, tires, batteries and refrigerators or freezers with refrigerant are generally not allowed. Heavy materials like concrete and dirt can go in a box sized for them. Ask if you are unsure.
How long can I keep it?
Rentals are set by days, and you can extend. Call when it is full or when you are done and it gets picked up.
Do you pick up and swap on job sites?
Yes. On construction and big cleanouts, a full box can be hauled and an empty one set down in its place.
Ask about a dumpster
Where is it going, and what is going in it?
Give us the address, the kind of job and the dates. If the yard is soft or the street is narrow, mention it.
Ready to get started?
Ready for a dumpster?
Call with the address, what you are throwing out, and when you need it. If it is easier, send it over and we will call you back.
225-535-4926
Serving Baton Rouge, Central, Zachary, Baker, Denham Springs, Walker, Prairieville, Gonzales, Port Allen, St. Gabriel.