Three steps, all handled on the phone. No online checkout, no account to create, no waiting on a form to be picked up. Here is exactly what happens and what you can do to make delivery day go smoothly.
The first call does the heavy lifting. What you are clearing out, roughly how much of it there is, where the container can sit and how a truck gets to that spot. Those four answers decide the container and the schedule, so it is worth having a look outside before you dial.
The driver sets the roll-off where you agreed rather than wherever is easiest, with the door end facing the way you will be loading. If anything has changed since the call — a car parked in the way, a gate that will not open wide — say so before the truck rolls out, not while it is on your street.
One call when the last load is in. Keep the area around the container clear so the truck can get back to it, and keep the load level with the top rail — anything piled above it cannot be transported legally and the driver will have to leave it.
None of this needs to be exact. Rough answers are enough to get the right container pointed at the right address.
Six things that decide whether the container lands where you want it or ends up somewhere awkward.
Call Loadmark Dumpster Rentals and the container, the placement and the pickup day get settled in a single conversation.
