New York · 11 cities
Dumpster rental in New York
Flat-rate 10 to 40 yard roll-off dumpsters. One price covers delivery, pickup, and disposal, with no fuel or environmental surcharges.
Cities
Where we deliver in New York
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- Albany, NYAlbany County · Colonie, Loudonville, Latham, MenandsAlbany's city code says no one may obstruct a street, sidewalk, driveway or alley without first getting a barricade permit from the Building Commissioner, handled by the Department of Buildings & Regulatory Compliance.
- Binghamton, NYBroome County · Johnson City, Endicott, Endwell, VestalBinghamton's city code has no dumpster-specific rule, but storing building materials or similar items in the public right-of-way, however temporarily, requires a permit from the City Engineer, and permit holders must carry liability insurance naming the city.
- Buffalo, NYErie County · Cheektowaga, Amherst, Williamsville, TonawandaA dumpster on a Buffalo street or other public place needs a permit from the Commissioner of Public Works, with the fee set in the city code.
- Ithaca, NYTompkins County · Town of Ithaca, Cayuga Heights, Lansing, DrydenIthaca City Code Chapter 342 requires a written permit from the Superintendent of Public Works before anyone obstructs or occupies a street, highway or sidewalk, which covers a dumpster set in the public way.
- Rochester, NYMonroe County · Rochester, Greece, Gates, IrondequoitMost dumpsters go on a driveway.
- Saratoga Springs, NYSaratoga County · Wilton, Greenfield, Malta, Ballston SpaSaratoga Springs City Code Chapter 180 requires a Public Right-of-Way Use Permit from the Commissioner of Public Works before equipment or materials are placed in a public right-of-way, which applies to a dumpster on the street or sidewalk.
- Schenectady, NYSchenectady County · Rotterdam, Niskayuna, Glenville, ScotiaUnder Schenectady City Code Chapter 161, a dumpster placed on a public roadway or in the City right-of-way must be reviewed by the Utilities Department and the Department of Engineering before it goes down, so it does not interfere with public safety.
- Syracuse, NYOnondaga County · Salina, Liverpool, Clay, North SyracuseWork and equipment in the City of Syracuse public right-of-way goes through the city's Central Permit Office, and its right-of-way application asks whether a dumpster is involved.
- Troy, NYRensselaer County · Lansingburgh, Downtown Troy, South Troy, SycawayTroy's Code Enforcement office uses a Barricade Permit application that lists dumpsters as a reason for occupying the street or sidewalk, and the form notes that barricade permit fees are charged monthly.
- Utica, NYOneida County · New Hartford, Whitesboro, Yorkville, New York MillsUtica requires a dumpster permit from the Engineering Department any time a dumpster sits partly or fully in the public right-of-way, and the department coordinates with the Police Department before granting it.
- Yonkers, NYWestchester County · Mount Vernon, Hastings-on-Hudson, Dobbs Ferry, ArdsleyIn Yonkers, a dumpster placed entirely on private property, such as a driveway, doesn't need a permit from the Engineering Department.
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