From East Nashville bungalow remodels to new builds in The Nations, we deliver roll-off dumpsters across every Metro Nashville neighborhood — same day when you call before noon. Flat pricing, driveway-safe placement, and local dispatch that actually knows the difference between 12South and Sylvan Park.
If the dumpster sits entirely on your driveway or private property in Davidson County, no permit is required. If it will sit on the street or block any part of a sidewalk, Metro Nashville Public Works issues a right-of-way permit that typically takes 2–5 business days.
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Not sure which side of the line you're on? Call (619) 629-4751 — we'll walk your address on aerial imagery and tell you before you commit.
Most Nashville loads run to the Metro Southern Services transfer station on Elm Hill Pike, about 15 minutes from downtown. Heavier construction and demo loads route to Middle Point Landfill in Walter Hill, roughly 30–40 minutes east on I-24. Concrete-only loads go to a Rutherford County concrete recycler so you're not paying landfill rates on clean fill.
We share the certified scale ticket with your invoice on any load that goes over tonnage, so you can verify the weight yourself.
If your neighborhood isn't listed, call — we probably cover it. This is the short list of where our trucks land most weeks.
Flat pricing that includes delivery, 7 days of rental, pickup, disposal, and included tonnage. See full pricing details.
You need a Metro Nashville right-of-way permit only if the dumpster sits on the street or blocks a sidewalk. Anything on your driveway or private property is fine without a permit. If you're on a narrow East Nashville or 12South block and can't fit it on the driveway, call us before you order — we'll help you time the permit.
Same day if you call before noon. Otherwise next business day. Our drivers are based here, so we're not driving in from out of town.
Most Metro Nashville loads run to the Metro Southern Services transfer station on Elm Hill Pike or the Middle Point Landfill in Rutherford County, roughly 30-40 minutes east depending on route.
Yes. We use plywood boards under the rails on any driveway that's not brand-new concrete, and drivers walk the placement with you before dropping. That's standard, not an add-on.
Real people, local trucks, flat pricing. Mon–Sat · 7am – 7pm.