Bolk Dumpster Offers Various Sizes for a Dumpster Rental in Detroit MI

Oct 11, 2022

October 11, 2022 - /PressAdvantage/ - Locally owned and operated Bolk Dumpster provides versatile options for reserving a dumpster rental in Detroit MI, with four container sizes available for both residential and commercial use. Those interested in reserving a bin or learning more about the company are encouraged to visit the official website.

Roll-off containers are utilized to complete a range of waste disposal projects, including renovations, repairs, demotions, developments, and general cleanouts. The company regularly works with homeowners, property managers, contractors, businesses, community organizations, school districts, and other commercial entities to supply high-quality, industry-grade bins to contain and subsequently haul away debris and waste materials.

The company offers four sizes, including 10, 20, 30, and 40-yard options. The 10-yard begins at $320 for up to eight days of rental time with two tons of waste disposal included in the base price. Additional rental time and extra weight are available for purchase at $10 per day and $50 per additional ton. According to the company website, this size is often rented for smaller-scale residential cleanups including clearing out attics or basements, minor roofing repairs, or clearing brush from a small property.

The 20-yard container measures 99 11/16” by 275 5/8” by 53” and begins at $370 for up to eight days of rental time with three tons of waste disposal included in the base price. Additional rental time and extra weight are available for purchase at $10 per day and $50 per additional ton. This size is often rented for smaller demolition projects like sidewalks or sheds, large landscaping redesigns, or single-room renovations.

The 30-yard container measures 99 11/16” by 278” by 73” and begins at $420 for up to eight days of rental time with four tons of waste disposal included in the base price. Additional rental time and extra weight are available for purchase at $10 per day and $50 per additional ton. This size is often rented for remodeling office parks, a full-house cleanout, or commercial roof replacement.

The company’s largest container size, the 40-yard, begins at $510 for up to eight days of rental time with five tons of waste disposal included in the base price. Additional rental time and extra weight are available for purchase at $10 per day and $50 per additional ton. This size is often rented for full-scale home renovations, housing developments, or commercial demolitions.

The company services a broad scope of the Detroit metropolitan area, including Grosse pointe, St. Clair Shores, Sterling Heights, Clinton Township, Dearborn, Troy, Hamtramck, Highland Park, Ferndale, Royal Oak, Warren, St. Clair Shores, Roseville, Eastpointe, Hazel Park, Center Line, Harper Woods, Oak Park, Southfield, Madison Heights, Pontiac, Dearborn Heights, Rochester, Farmington, and surrounding neighborhoods. The company often delivers outside of the listed service area for a minimal delivery fee.

While the company’s selection of durable, driveway-friendly bins is equipped to carry a wide range of waste, in accordance with local guidelines, there are certain prohibited items renters should be aware of, including medical waste, gasoline, motor oil, asbestos, pesticides, and any flammable, hazardous liquids. Contact the Bolk Dumpster team directly for an exhaustive list of prohibited items.

The company has received a range of positive reviews via its Google business profile. Customers remark on the excellent service, reasonable prices, and on-time delivery. Satisfied customer Ivan Zlotnitzky said, “Really good service! Just in time with good prices.”

Those interested in reserving a roll-off container rental with Bolk Dumpster are encouraged to visit the company website, utilize the online booking tool, or contact the staff directly via phone or email.

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For more information about Bolk Dumpster, contact the company here:

Bolk Dumpster
Enzo Bolk
(313) 462-0005
[email protected]
2051 W Davison, Detroit MI 48238

ReleaseID: 60055375

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