Volunteer Hauling trailer dumpster at a job site
5.0 on Google, every review

Trailer dumpster vs roll-offwhich one fits your job

Most home projects don't need a giant steel box. Here's an honest look at trailer dumpsters and roll-offs, and how to pick the right one for your driveway and your job.

NowTrailer
available
$275Flat rate,
delivered
RubberTires, never
steel rails
SoonRoll-offs
coming
The short answer

Is a trailer dumpster or a roll-off better?

For most home projects, a trailer dumpster is the better pick. It fits a normal driveway, rides on rubber tires instead of a steel box, sits lower so it's easier to load, and starts at $275 with delivery, pickup and 1 ton included. Roll-off dumpsters make more sense for large construction jobs and long commercial projects.

Quick verdict by job

Garage or home cleanout
Trailer
Estate cleanout
Trailer
Kitchen or bath remodel
Trailer
Roof tear-off
Trailer
Storm or yard debris
Trailer
Moving in or out
Trailer
New home construction
Roll-off (coming soon)
Large commercial job
Roll-off (coming soon)
Trailer price
From $275
Which one do I need?

Answer three quick questions.

Tap your answers and we'll point you to the right dumpster and the rental length most people pick.

1What's the project?

2Where will it sit?

3How long do you need it?

Our pick for you

Tap your answers

Pick a project, where it goes and how long you need it.

$350for 3 days, 1 ton included
Side by side

Trailer dumpster vs roll-off, line by line.

Volunteer Hauling 7 by 16 trailer dumpsterAvailable now

Our 7×16 trailer dumpster

Sits on
Its own rubber tires
Your driveway
Rolls in, no boards needed
Loading
Low walls, waist height
Tight spaces
Fits most driveways and cul-de-sacs
Emptying
Dump bed tips at the disposal site
Best for
Cleanouts, remodels, roofs, yards
Price
Flat $275 to $550, 1 ton included
Roll-offs coming soon
Coming soon

Roll-off dumpster

Sits on
A steel box on the ground
Your driveway
Often needs boards or mats
Loading
Taller walls on many sizes
Tight spaces
Needs room for a roll-off truck
Emptying
Truck hauls the whole box
Best for
Large construction jobs
Price
Varies by size and company
When each one wins

The trailer handles nearly every home job.

About 6 to 8 pickup loads in a trailer that fits your driveway. Here's where it shines, and where a roll-off makes more sense.

Roll-off territory

When a roll-off makes sense

Bigger steel boxes are built for jobs that run long and produce a lot of heavy debris.

  • New home construction
  • Large commercial projects
  • Multi-week jobs with a crew on site
Contractor rentals
Roll-offs are coming

Want one when they launch?

George is adding roll-off dumpsters soon. Call or text and he'll put you on the list. Contractors can ask about special pricing on the trailer in the meantime.

Rubber tires on the Volunteer Hauling dumpster trailer
Our signature difference

No steel box on your driveway.

A roll-off is a steel box slid off a truck, which is why many companies lay boards under it. Our trailer rolls in on rubber tires and parks like any trailer.

How our driveway-safe trailer works
From people who rent dumpsters

Another level of customer service.

5.0
Based on 9 Google reviews
"Extremely communicative and professional. I rent dumpsters on a regular basis and this company compared to every other one is on another level of customer service. 10/10 recommend."
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Andy GunnGoogle review, repeat renter
"George and his service are great. It was a fantastic experience working with him. The trailer was clean and perfect for what I needed it to do. I will definitely use Volunteer Hauling again in the future and recommend it to anyone who needs this type of service."
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Tony GideonGoogle review
"Good people and great equipment. I'm not much of a people person but they are easy to deal with."
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Mark BroadheadGoogle Local Guide
Straight answers

Trailer vs roll-off questions.

Still deciding? Call or text George at (615) 392-0342, or see the full FAQ.

For most home projects, a trailer dumpster. It fits a normal driveway, rides on rubber tires, sits lower so it's easier to load, and starts at $275 with delivery, pickup and 1 ton included. Roll-offs make more sense for large construction jobs.

A dumpster built on a trailer frame that's towed to your home and parked on its own tires. Ours is a 7×16 trailer with low walls and a dump bed that holds about 6 to 8 pickup truck loads.

Not yet. Roll-off dumpsters are coming soon. Right now we rent the driveway-safe trailer dumpster, which handles most home projects.

Soon. Call or text George at (615) 392-0342 and he'll put you on the list and let you know when they launch.

Our trailer is a flat $275 for 24 hours, $350 for 3 days or $550 for 7 days with 1 ton included. Roll-off prices vary by size and company, so compare the total with weight and fees included. See our full pricing.

A trailer dumpster. It rolls in on rubber tires and parks like any trailer, while a roll-off is a steel box slid off a truck, which is why many companies put boards under it. See how our trailer protects your driveway.

About 6 to 8 pickup truck loads. The first ton (2,000 lbs) of disposal is included, and anything over is $0.05 per pound, or $100 per ton.

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