Dumpster Rental in Durham, NC

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How Much Does it Cost to Rent a Dumpster in Durham, NC?

Durham dumpster rental prices can be affected by many factors such as travel distance to and from the landfill, type of material, material dumping costs, possible municipal franchise fees, and permits. Durham dumpster prices range from $397 for a 10 yard dumpster up to $786 for a 30 yard dumpster. See below for a full list of Durham dumpster costs:

Pricing updated on Mar 28, 2024 16:29:17

Dumpster SizeLow End*High End*
10 Yard Household$385$626
10 Yard Construction$394$644
10 Yard Concrete**$484$608
15 Yard Household$433$675
15 Yard Construction$454$684
15 Yard Concrete**$504$609
20 Yard Household$482$726
20 Yard Construction$505$737
20 Yard Concrete**$568$701
30 Yard Household$544$792
30 Yard Construction$563$796
40 Yard$607$851

*The dumpster pricing above reflects the actual costs of dumpsters rented in the Durham area. Current landfill tipping costs range from $64 per ton to $92 per ton or $11 per yard to $16 per yard. Use our dumpster rental calculator to estimate the size roll off you’ll need for your household or construction project, then call us to receive your exact Durham dumpster costs. Prices and availability are subject to change without notice.

**Concrete can be disposed of at no additional cost, however, there are factors that will cause disposal fees. These factors include the dumpster containing any other types of debris such as dirt, rebar and construction or household materials as well as access to a recycling facility in the area. For more information, please call us.

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The Issues Surrounding Indoor Air Quality

Most people take their indoor air quality for granted. But there are variables to consider and to act on to improve the air we breathe in our homes. There is carbon dioxide, mold, radon, and bacteria. To name just a few.
One of the most dangerous is Radon. Because it is invisible it is not easily detectable. Radon tends to enter the home through the soil and enters our drinking water. Thousands of deaths are attributed to Radon every year and lung cancer is the leading cause of too much Radon.
Mold is another culprit. Though not as serious as Radon, mold spores can trigger asthmatic responses. There are some molds that contain toxic compounds, and the probability of inhaling these toxins is very low. Mold mostly is found in plumbing leaks or groundwater getting into the home. Like Radon, mold spores can have devasting effects on asthma patients.

Carbon Monoxide is an orderless, colorless gas. It is usually released from space heaters, cigarette smoke, and car exhaust.  Breathing in too much Carbon Monoxide can lead to death.
Carbon Dioxide mostly comes from humans. It can cause one to feel drowsy, experience headaches, or lower performance rates when it comes to activity levels.  A couple of hours of proper ventilation each day should slow down or eliminate Carbon Dioxide build-ups in your home.
One of the best and easiest solutions to improving air quality is to have plants throughout your home. Plants help reduce CO2 levels and release oxygen and water into the air. They also help lessen certain volatile compounds.

For more information on this issue of indoor air pollution, please refer to The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health.

The Problem of Hazardous Household Waste

Household hazardous waste is one of the least known and probably one of the easiest of all hazardous waste to address. Many people go about their lives blissfully unaware that every day they are handling hazardous waste or bringing them into their homes. Unwittingly exposing their families to toxins that can have adversarial effects.
Some of the materials you should be aware of are:

  • Cleaning products; such as oven cleaners
  • Automotive products; Motor oil
  • Lawn products; herbicides
  • Indoor pesticides; bug sprays
  • Painting supplies; paint thinners
  • Batteries
  • Diesel fuel

This is just the tip of the iceberg. Do some research and you will not only be amazed by what you discover, but you will also find practical solutions and substitutions for these products. For example, check out Pinterest, a popular social network, where people share green ideas. And in this case, you can find zillions of solutions dealing with this issue.
Another simple step you can take is to read the labels. Know what you are bringing into your home. On every grocery shelf in America, you will find an eco-friendly product next to the one that is not so safe. Do you and your family a favor and endeavor to find products that may increase the longevity of your life.

Landfills in Durham and Surrounding Areas

Durham County has 4 solid waste disposal sites. They are located throughout the county and be found at these locations:

  • Parkwood – 5928 Highway 55 – 919-560-0460.
  • Redwood – 100 Electra Drive – 919-682-8200.
  • Bahama – 9008 Quail Roost Road – 919-477-8552.
  • Rougemont – 108 Bill Poole Road – 919-477-4325.
  1. Hours of operation are March-October: Monday-Saturday from 7 am-7 pm & November-February: Monday-Saturday 7 am-6 pm.
  2. Residents must have a current decal to use these sites. The sites do not accept commercial or demolition materials.
Waste Transfer Station

Durham County also operates a waste transfer station. This station will accept:

  • Asphalt shingles
  • Lead-acid batteries
  • White goods

There are fees involved to use this transfer station. Check the durhamnc.gov site for current costs. The Transfer Station is located at:

  • 2115 E Club Boulevard, Durham, NC 27704 – 919-560-4611.
  • They are open from Monday-Friday 7:30 am-4 pm & Saturday 7:30am-Noon.
Where to Dispose of Hazardous Waste in Durham County

Household hazardous waste can be disposed of at the Household Hazardous Waste Center:

  • 2115 E Club Boulevard, Durham, NC 27704 – Phone: 919-560-4611.
  • Hours of operation are Monday-Friday 7:30 am-4 pm & Saturday 7:30-Noon.
  • Below is a sampling of accepted items Road flares, Mercury thermometers, Gasoline, and Lithium-ion batteries.
  • Some items that will not be accepted include E-waste; electronics, explosives, Lead-acid batteries, and Cooking oil.

There is a Frequently Asked Questions page with a video. It gives you information on where to dispose of Commercial garbage, Bulky items, Residential garbage, E-Waste recycling, Solid waste, and recycling.

Electronics Waste

Electronics can be taken to Transfer Station on the:

  • 2115 East Club Blvd.
  • Hours of operation are Monday-Friday 7:30am-4:30pm & Saturday 7:30am- noon.
  • The Solid Waste Department offers curbside pick-up for televisions by appointment only. Please call: 560-1200 to schedule a pickup.
  • Take the time to look at these sites and the video so you can be better informed on how to deal with hazardous waste in Durham.
How, What, and Where to Recycle in Durham

According to The City of Durham website, North Carolinians throw away enough trash to circle the earth twice. That is a lot of garbage. The City of Durham makes it easy to recycle. You don’t have to sort. All paper must be clean and dry. Glass bottles and jugs are acceptable and so are plastics. The City of Durham owns one staffed recycling center, which is located at 2115 East Club Boulevard, Durham, NC – If you have any questions, they can be reached at 919-560-4611.

Durhan County operates 4 Convenience Centers for your recycling needs:

  1. NC 55 and T.W. Alexander Drive (Parkwood) – Phone: 919-560-0460.
  2. Quail Roost Road and Ball Road (Bahama) – Phone: 919-477-8552.
  3. Redwood Road and Electra Drive (Redwood) – Phone: 919-682-8200.
  4. U.S. 501 North and Bill Poole Road (Rougemont) – Phone: 919-477-4325.

It is probably a good idea to get on the recycling bandwagon. When you consider one state throwing away enough trash to circle the globe twice, you know we have an issue. Recycling goes a long way in beautifying a city. And we all desire to live in a city that we can be proud of. Remember the positive impact of recycling provides many substantial benefits to a community. Including; raising property values, creating jobs, and increasing the chances of businesses relocating to the area. There is a lot of upside to recycling, so let’s all do our part to make the cities we call home wonderful places to live.

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