How much does a dumpster rental cost in Tulsa?

Published starting rates: the 15 yard from $299 on a 3-day rental and $325 for 7 days, the 20 yard from $329 and $350 for 7 days, the 25 yard from $379 and $400 for 7 days, and the 30 yard at $475 for 7 days. Every one of those includes delivery, pickup and disposal up to that size's included weight limit. The exact number for your address and material comes from one short phone call.

Delivery, pickup and disposal up to the size's included weight limit, plus the rental period itself. The 15 and 20 yard boxes include 2 tons, the 25 yard includes 3 tons, and the 30 yard includes 5 tons. The published rates cover up to 7 days, and the two smaller sizes also have published 3-day rates. That is the whole of what the starting rate buys.

No. Every add-on the operator can charge is published: $60 per ton over the included tonnage (stated as $30 per half ton), $10 per day past the rental window, $10 per day of inactivity after 7 days of non-action, a $50 trip charge, a $50 return trip fee, and a per-mile charge past 20 miles. Nothing on that list appears without something happening on the job first.

Extending the rental period costs $10 per day past the included window, which is up to 7 days on the published rates. Call before the window closes rather than after. On top of that, if the container sits unused for 7 days with no action on it, a charge of $10 per day of inactivity applies, so a box parked and forgotten is not free to leave sitting.

Overweight loads are charged $30 per half ton over the tonnage included with that size, which the operator also states as $60 per ton. For scale, Budget Dumpster puts the industry overage rate at $50 to $250 per ton nationally, so $60 sits at the low end of that band. Concrete, brick, tile, plaster and shingles are what get you there while the box still looks half empty.

The published rates cover the Tulsa metro, which includes Tulsa, Broken Arrow, Jenks, Bixby, Owasso, Sand Springs, Sapulpa, Catoosa and Glenpool. A per-mile charge applies after 20 miles, and the booking process shows any potential mileage charge before you commit. Give the full address on the call so the mileage is settled before the truck rolls, not at the gate.

If the container fills before the job is finished, it can be emptied and returned. The repeat charge equals the amount paid for the previous rental. On a big project it is often cheaper to start one size up than to pay for a second haul, and the crew will tell you honestly which way the math falls for the material you describe.

Payment is due prior to delivery of the container. Cash and all major credit and debit cards work, which means Visa, Mastercard, American Express and Discover, plus CashApp, Apple Pay and Venmo. There is online ordering and a secure way to pay online as well, so an office does not have to chase a check to get a box on site.

Tires and mattresses can carry an additional fee, so say what you have when you book rather than discovering it at pickup. Tires in particular are on the legally excluded list along with paint, herbicides, pesticides, asbestos, chemicals, oil, fuels, electronics and appliances with Freon, so a few tires is a conversation before the load, not after.

The cheapest box is the smallest one your material actually fits, and material decides that more often than volume does. A cluttered garage of bulky-light junk runs about 80 to 100 trash bags and fits the 15 yard. Plaster, tile, shingles or concrete hit the tonnage long before the rim, so the honest answer there is a smaller box and a loading call, not a bigger box.

Starting rates here run $299 to $475 depending on size and rental length. On the charge that most often surprises people, Budget Dumpster puts the national industry overage rate at $50 to $250 per ton against the $60 per ton published here. ASAP Marketplace reports 7 days as the industry standard rental window, which is what the published rates already include.