Green Star Roll‑Off simplifies dumpster rentals by taking care of your construction debris and waste removal, helping you stay on schedule while meeting safety and environmental goals. Sources
Los Angeles streets are tight. Think Silver Lake hills, Venice walk‑streets, or a Koreatown alley with food trucks double‑parked. Tossin’ wood, tile, and nails into the back of a pickup ain’t gonna work. A roll‑off bin keeps the site safe and the job inspector happy. City rules also say you gotta recycle most buildin’ debris. L.A. County bumps the recycle rate to 65 percent or more for every job site today, and they’re pushin’ that bar up to 70 percent real soon.
Ideal For: Small bath or kitchen tear‑out, attic clean‑up, broken concrete patio, weekend yard trim pile.
Container Size: 22’0″ L x 8’0″ W x 2’0″ H
Holds: 4 Truck Loads
Ideal For: Up to 30‑square roof strip, 300 sq ft deck removal, condo kitchen gut, two‑bedroom move‑out junk.
Container Size: 10’0″ L x 7’11″ W x 4’7″ H
Holds: 6 Truck Loads
Ideal For: Whole‑house carpet rip, basement redo, big landscape overhaul with dirt and stumps, large single‑family roof shingle swap.
Container Size: 21’11″ L x 7’0″ W x 3’6″ H
Holds: 6 Truck Loads
Ideal For: Multi‑room renovation debris, new‑build framing scraps, full office floor clean‑out.
Container Size:21’11″ L x 7’0″ W x 5’2″ H
Holds: 14 Truck Loads
Ideal For: Commercial buildouts, complete house demo, warehouse inventory purge, big‑box store remodel.
Container Size: 24’0″ L x 8’0″ W x 8’0″ H
Holds: 16 Truck Loads
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Heavy rubble like concrete fits a small 10‑yard “low‑boy.” Kitchens, roofs, or single‑room demos do well with a 15‑ or 20‑yard. Whole‑house or commercial jobs usually need a 30‑ or 40‑yard.
Most rentals include about a week. If the project runs long, call the hauler early and add days for a small daily rate. Street‑side bins may also need a permit renewal.
Yes—any bin on public pavement needs a street‑use or Right‑of‑Way permit from the city. Bins placed fully on private driveways or inside gated lots usually skip this step.
Toss drywall, lumber, metal, roofing, tile, and clean concrete. Keep out liquids, paint, asbestos, batteries, and appliances with refrigerant. Unsure? Ask before loading.
Each size has a built‑in ton limit—small bins include a couple of tons, large bins several more. Dense material like dirt or tile hits the cap fast and triggers per‑ton surcharges.
Contact the hauler for a “swap” or extra bin. They’ll haul the full one away and leave an empty so crews keep working without pause.
Many haulers offer same‑day or next‑day service when trucks and bins are free. Booking a little ahead—especially during busy building seasons—secures your ideal drop time.
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