Coast to Coast Disposal is not responsible for property damage done to roadways, driveways or lawns. The client is responsible for protecting driveways and overseeing the driver’s placement of the container. For further information on how to protect driveway surfaces before delivery, please contact us.

Your presence is not required, but it is extremely helpful to ensure the exact placement of the container. If you cannot be present, please provide specific placement instructions and we will inform the driver. Please note: If you require the container to be moved from its original placement, relocation fees will apply.

The following items must be disposed of in accordance with local, state and federal regulations and may NOT be placed in a Coast to Coast Disposal container: All hazardous materials such as paint, chemicals, batteries, tires, medical waste, white goods (appliances), gasoline, fluorescent tubes, oils, solvents and asbestos.

When you order your container from Coast to Coast Disposal, your customer service representative will assist you in determining your needs based on the nature of your project and will gladly provide a quote in the case of an overage. Please keep in mind that materials such as dirt, sand and concrete tend to weigh much more than the materials found in interior demolition projects.

Please begin by reviewing container sizes and dimensions on the Dumpster Sizes page on our web site. When you place your order, we will help you ensure the correct container size.

For scheduling purposes, all orders must be submitted 24 hours in advance.

To order a container, simply fill out the online info request  and a sales representative will quickly contact you to assist you with your order. For your convenience, we will gladly accept Visa, MasterCard, Discover or American Express.