What Tempe projects need
Rental property turnovers
Around ASU, lease turnover peaks in late spring and summer. Landlords and property managers use 15 and 20 yard containers to clear left-behind furniture, mattresses and trash quickly between tenants. Book ahead for May and July, because those dates fill up. See service for property managers.
Ranch-home remodels
Many north and central Tempe homes date from the 1960s and 70s. Kitchen and bath gut jobs, flooring tear-outs and garage conversions usually fit a 20 yard. Older homes can contain asbestos in flooring, popcorn ceilings or pipe wrap, which can't go in a standard dumpster. Test before demolition if you're unsure.
Xeriscape conversions
Swapping flood-irrigated lawns and old grass for desert landscaping is common in established Tempe neighborhoods. See yard waste dumpsters.
Placement tips for Tempe
Older Tempe lots often have narrow driveways, carports and mature trees. Measure your driveway and check for overhead branches and power lines before delivery. If the container must go on a public street, ask the City of Tempe about a right-of-way permit. Our delivery prep guide covers the clearance the truck needs.
Portable restrooms in Tempe
From tailgates and campus-area gatherings to construction along the light rail and redevelopment corridors, Tempe keeps job-site and event restrooms busy.
Services in Tempe
Common questions
Can I get a dumpster quickly for a tenant move-out in Tempe?
Often, yes. Call (602) 595-7860 with your address and turnover date. In late spring, book as early as you can.
Can I put old flooring from a 1960s house in the dumpster?
Standard flooring is fine. Older vinyl tile, mastic and some ceiling textures can contain asbestos, which isn't allowed. Have suspect materials tested before removal.