Is your dumpster a container or a trailer?

It's a 14-yard dump trailer. We deliver it to your driveway and haul it away when you're done.

Can I rent a dump trailer and tow it myself?

No, we handle the delivery and pickup. You just fill it.

Is 14 yards enough for my project?

Text William photos of the space you're clearing or describe the remodel, and he'll tell you honestly whether one trailer makes sense or whether full-service junk removal is the better call.

What can't go in the trailer?

No hazardous waste, meaning paint, chemicals, asbestos or propane tanks, and no liquids. If you're unsure about something, ask before you toss it.

Will the trailer fit in my driveway?

Text a photo of the driveway, including any tight turns, low branches or wires. William will tell you whether it fits and where it should sit.

Can I put a mix of junk and remodel debris in the same trailer?

Tell William what's going in when you book. Mixed household junk and remodel tear-out is common, and he'll flag anything that needs to be handled differently.

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14-Yard Dumpster Rental Delivered to Your Driveway

A 14-yard dump trailer in your driveway. Fill it on your timeline; we haul it when you're done.

Get a Free Quote Call (717) 654-6138

Same-Day Service

Upfront, No-Surprise Pricing

We Load Everything

Local & Owner-Operated

Owner-operated. William is personally on every job from start to finish.

Some jobs you want to do yourself. Maybe you're cleaning out a parent's house a room at a time on weekends, or gutting a bathroom and tossing tile as you go. For that, a crew showing up for two hours isn't the answer. A dumpster rental is. Ours is a 14-yard dump trailer that we deliver to your driveway. You fill it at your own pace. When you're done, call us and we haul it away. William is the one you talk to about the rental, the price and the pickup, start to finish.

Branded Junk Lord dump trailer hitched to the company pickup, staged on grass at a York County, PA brick home

What's Included

14-yard dump trailer delivered to your driveway
Fill it on your timeline
We haul it away when you're done
Responsible disposal at licensed transfer stations
Upfront price confirmed before delivery
Locally owned and owner-operated; you deal with William

What We Take

DIY whole-house or estate cleanouts done over several days
Kitchen and bathroom remodels
Garage and basement purges
Yard cleanups and landscaping tear-out
Flooring, drywall and trim tear-out
Moving-out purges when you're sorting as you pack

How the job goes

Step 1
Call or text
Reach William at (717) 654-6138. Tell him what the project is and where the trailer needs to sit.
Step 2
Get the price
You get the rental price up front, before anything gets delivered.
Step 3
Delivery
We back the 14-yard dump trailer into your driveway. You don't tow anything or hook anything up.
Step 4
Fill it
Load it as you go, on your own schedule.
Step 5
Haul-away
When it's full or the project is done, call us. We pick it up and take the load to a licensed transfer station.

Pricing

Priced by the job — text photos for an upfront quote.

Final price confirmed before we start. What affects the price

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Why we use a dump trailer

When most people picture a dumpster, they picture a big steel box. Ours is a dump trailer, and that's on purpose. A trailer is built to sit in a residential driveway, right next to the work.

Same idea, easier to live with: you get the space to toss junk for as long as the project takes, and we haul the trailer away when you're finished.

Dumpster rental or full-service junk removal?

We do both, so here's the honest version. Rent the trailer if you want to work at your own pace, if the junk comes out a little at a time, or if you've got help lined up to do the lifting.

Book full-service junk removal if the stuff is already piled up and you'd rather not touch it. Our two-person crew carries everything out of the house, loads it and sweeps up, all in one visit.

Compared to hauling it yourself

York County residents can take construction debris to the county's Small Load Drop-Off, but some materials come with tight limits. Drywall, plaster, tile and insulation are capped at two 42-gallon contractor bags per disposal, and lumber has to be cut to 6 feet or less.^[1]

On a real remodel, that turns into a lot of trips. A trailer in the driveway takes the trips out of it.

Getting the most out of the trailer

Break down furniture and flatten boxes so they don't eat up air space. Put the heavy, flat stuff on the bottom and spread the weight from front to back instead of piling it all in one corner. Keep the load below the top of the sides so nothing blows out on the road.

Before we drop it off, move cars out of the way and make sure there's room to back in clear of low branches and wires.