15-yard dumpster rental in Nampa

Core city on the west end

Simple pricing is the only price list on the site. There is no extra Nampa line on it. If the drop is outside Nampa, or outside the cities on the core list, call first. Farther out, a delivery fee may apply. The site does not print the amount. We will tell you before you book.

The drive is longer than a Boise drop. The window is still 8 AM to 8 PM, and the exact hour is still not guaranteed. We text or call when we are on the way. You do not have to be home if the notes are clear.

Weight shows up faster than volume

A house cleanout, an interior demo of drywall and wood, or a garage of furniture is what this 15-yard is for. It is not a dirt box. Furniture, mattresses, and appliances reach the included weight faster than empty boxes. The rental page includes 2,000 lbs, then a per-pound rate. Read that before you stack a cleanout to the rim.

Caldwell, the next core city west, has its own page. Do not use this page for a county road past the cities we name.

A bin on the street

Nampa City Code 7-2-6, in the city’s published parking rules, requires a temporary use permit before a dumpster is placed in an on-street parking space in the Downtown Historic District, and it says to contact the city traffic division for a right-of-way permit when the dumpster is in the public right-of-way. Nampa City Code 9-1-4 requires a right-of-way permit from the city engineer before construction in a public right-of-way. We did not find a separate published Nampa fee that names a residential roll-off. A bin kept entirely on private property is not what those street rules describe. Outside city limits, the highway district for that road is the office to call.