Dumpster Rental in Quincy, MA

Landfill Location Quincy, MA

Quincy is a city that is located in Norfolk County in the state of Massachusetts. The Quincy Department of Public Works – Waste & Recycle Division provides residents of the city with convenient curbside trash collection services that occur on a weekly basis.
Quincy Department of Public Works – Waste & Recycle Division
55 Sea Street
Quincy, MA 02169
(617) 376-1953

Hours:
Monday to Friday; 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM

Residents are not allowed to drop off household trash at the Department of Public Works Yard. Instead, residents who have household trash that they wish to dispose of, outside of their curbside regular trash collection day, are asked to contact the Quincy Department of Public Works – Waste & Recycle Division for convenient drop off locations.

Recycling In Quincy

The Quincy Department of Public Works – Waste & Recycle Division provides residents of the city with convenient curbside recycling collection services that occur on a weekly basis. Residents who have recyclables that they wish to drop off can do so at the Recycling Center that is located at:
Quincy Department of Public Works Yard
55 Sea St
Quincy, MA 02169

Monday to Friday; 7:30 AM to 3:00 PM
Saturdays (April through mid-December); 7:30 AM to 2:30 PM

Household Hazardous Waste

Two household hazardous waste collection events are held each year; one during spring and one during fall. These household hazardous waste collection events are organized and managed by the Quincy Department of Public Works – Waste & Recycle Division.

These household hazardous waste collection events are held at the Quincy Department of Public Works Yard.

More information on these household hazardous waste events – including scheduled days, prohibited items, and acceptable items – can be found here.

Yard Waste

The Quincy Department of Public Works – Waste & Recycle Division provides seasonal yard waste collection services to residents. However, residents can also choose to drop off their yard waste at the Quincy Department of Public Works Yard.

Interesting Facts About Quincy

Quincy is a suburb of Boston. It is known as “The City of Presidents'” with both John Adams and his son John Quincy Adams, being born here. Settled in 1625 the current population is just over 90,000 residents. The city economically relies on the healthcare, financial, and tech sectors. Some of the largest employers include State Street Corporation, Blue Shield Blue Cross of Massachusetts, and Boston Scientific. Some highly notable people from the town include John Hancock, the first signer of The Declaration of Independence, the great writer, John Cheever, and the Commandant of the Marine Corps, General John Dunford. Semper Fi.

Questions About The Container Rental Process

Below we have addressed some frequently asked question about the ordering process and other issues when it comes to renting a bin. We hope this gives you some clarity. We encourage you to peruse our FAQ page for more questions or if you don’t see your question answered, please give us a call.

1. What is the difference between a dumpster, rolloff, canister, bin, etc…? It all seems a bit confusing to me?
   All the terms used to describe a dumpster mean the same thing. A dumpster is a rolloff and a bin is a container. Most industries have their unique jargon they use to describe the same item and it is no different in the dumpster-rolloff industry. Also, most dumpster rental companies offer the same basic sizes. We have bin rentals in 10, 20, 30, and 40 cubic yards. There are many other sizes but they may not be available in your area.
2. How far in advance should I order my dumpster? Do I need a reservation? Can I get same day delivery?
   48 hours is typically enough lead time for us to get your can to your site. However, if you call us early enough in the morning we can get you a roll-off unit delivered to you on the same day.
3. If I am doing two or more projects simultaneously, can Easy Dumpster Rental delivery the same dumpster to each site as needed?
   Sure. That is no problem. Just coordinate with the sales team and they will be glad to make this happen. We provide this service on regular basis.
4. Can I place my front load rolloff in the street? Do I need any permits?
   The 3 most common places to put your dumpster is on your lawn, driveway, or the street. The street is a great place to have your bin located. If it is a practicable situation with regards to the job you are doing. Roll-offs units can get quite heavy and there is a slight possibility that damage to your lawn or driveway can occur. However, you must first check with your local officials to see if you need a permit. If you can’t sit the container in the street, we recommend that you go to your local lumber store and purchase either some plywood or planks to slide under the wheels of the canister. This usually eliminates any damage to your property.
5. What do you accept for payment?
   There a 5 ways in which you can pay us.  MasterCard, Discover Card, American Express, PayPal, and Visa.
6. Do you need to be at home on the day of delivery?
   We would like you to be there so there is no confusion on the placement of the bin unit. However, if you can’t be home perhaps a friend or neighbor could step in for you.
7. How long can a keep a dumpster?
   Typically dumpster rental periods run 7 or 14 days. However, with that said, you can rent a bin as long as you need it. just call us before your lease period is over so we can make arrangements to extend your bin rental period. Otherwise, you could incur late fees.

One final note. It is against the law according to the EPA for dumpster rental companies to carry away hazardous waste. Do not put these materials in your container unit or you could face steep fines from the EPA, the landfill, and Easy Dumpster Rental. If you do need a hazardous waste haul, please call your local government officials and they will instruct you on how to proceed.

For your edification we have provided a partial list of some common hazardous waste:

For a more comprehensive list of hazardous materials please check with your local city or county websites.