Demolition Debris Removal & Dumpster Rental in Owensboro

Mixed Light Demo

20 Yard

~6 pickup truck loads

• Drywall, lumber, mixed C&D
• Bathroom or kitchen gut jobs
• Partial room demolition
• Up to 4–5 tons mixed debris

Most Popular for Demo

30 Yard

~9 pickup truck loads

• Full room or addition teardowns
• Structural framing waste
• Roofing + demo combo loads
• Up to 6–7 tons mixed debris

Full Structure Teardowns

40 Yard

~12 pickup truck loads

• Complete structure demolitions
• Large commercial teardowns
• Bulky framing + siding waste
• Up to 8 tons mixed debris

Accepted Demo Materials

• Concrete and block
• Brick and mortar
• Drywall and plaster
• Lumber and framing
• Flooring (tile, hardwood, subfloor)
• Metal framing and ductwork
• Roofing shingles
• Siding and exterior cladding

Not Accepted

• Asbestos-containing materials
• Lead paint debris (loose)
• Hazardous chemicals or solvents
• Tires
• Appliances with refrigerant
• Medical or biohazard waste
• Wet paint cans
• Propane tanks

Can I put concrete in a demolition dumpster?

Yes, but concrete is very heavy. A 20-yard bin filled with concrete alone can easily exceed legal transport weight. For large concrete loads, we recommend filling the bin only halfway, or calling us first — we may suggest a smaller bin filled multiple times rather than one overloaded bin.

Do I need a permit for a demolition dumpster in Owensboro?

If the bin sits in a city right-of-way or public street, you may need a placement permit from the City of Owensboro. On private property — your driveway or job site — no permit is typically required. If you're unsure, contact Owensboro Public Works before delivery.

Can I mix demolition debris with regular trash?

Generally yes for light mixed loads — drywall, wood, and household junk together are fine. However, certain items like concrete, dirt, and roofing shingles may have different disposal rates when mixed versus when kept separate. Ask when you book and we'll advise on the most cost-effective loading approach.

How long can I keep the demolition dumpster?

Standard rentals include a set number of days. Demo projects often run longer than expected — just call us and we'll extend your rental. Extensions are billed at a flat daily rate with no penalty. For multi-week construction projects, ask about our contractor rates.

What is the weight limit for a demolition dumpster?

Weight limits vary by bin size — typically 4 to 8 tons. With dense demolition materials like concrete or brick, you can hit the weight limit long before the bin looks full. We'll tell you the exact limit for your bin when you book, and if you're getting close, a second haul-and-return is often cheaper than an overage fee.