A Bowie dumpster company that knows the streets

What we do

We rent open-top roll-off containers for homeowners, contractors, landlords and small businesses. If you would rather not fill one yourself, our crews carry out furniture, appliances and whole households. We also bring portable toilets to job sites and events, so one phone call can cover both things a project tends to need.

How we go about it

• We ask what is going in before we suggest a size
• We talk through placement, including HOA and street rules
• Boards go under the container to protect your driveway
• Yard waste and heavy debris get planned as their own loads

Bowie and Prince George's County

Bowie grew around Levitt's Belair development in the 1960s, and those homes are at the age when kitchens, roofs and basements get redone. Around them are brick ramblers in places like Clinton and Fort Washington, older streets in Hyattsville and College Park, and newer large-lot communities out past Upper Marlboro. Each one has its own driveway, and its own idea of what a neighbor will tolerate.

Inside the District

DC work takes more planning. Rowhouses often share tight alleys, overhead wires are low, and parking is scarce. A container on public space needs a DDOT permit, so we build that into the schedule. A compact container, or a crew who loads a truck and leaves the same day, is often the simpler answer on a narrow block.

Water and storms

The region gets its share of both. Clay soil pushes water into basements after hard rain, Ellicott City's flooding in 2016 and 2018 showed how fast a street can change, and tidal water rises around downtown Annapolis. Storms bring down big trees. Cleanups like these are unpleasant, and moving the wet material out quickly is what helps most.

Hazardous items

Homes built before the 1980s can have asbestos in floor tile or pipe wrap, and lead in old paint. Suspect either one? Pause the work and get a sample checked. We will tell you plainly what can and cannot go in a container.