King Dumpsters Offer Affordable Roll-Off Dumpster Rentals in Tallmadge, OH
Jan 19, 2022
January 19, 2022 - /PressAdvantage/ - King Dumpsters, a professional Akron-based dumpster rental company, offers affordable roll-off container rentals in Tallmadge, OH, and nearby areas. The family-owned and operated company provides dependable waste disposal solutions to homeowners, contractors, construction companies, and other commercial clients.
Speaking in a recent press release, Ryan, a company spokesperson, stated the following, "Our company has rapidly expanded in a short time and now offers reliable dumpster rental services throughout Ohio. Besides Akron and Tallmadge, King Dumpsters also service customers in various locations in Ohio, including; Canton, North Canton, Green, Cuyahoga Falls, Portage Lakes, Mogadore, Barberton, and all the surrounding neighborhoods."
Ryan also further said that apart from the areas listed as part of the company's official service area radius, King Dumpsters also often provided reliable waste management solutions to homeowners and commercial customers located further out at an additional charge. He said that beyond a radius of 15 miles, the company charges customers a distance surcharge of $2 per mile. The company also regularly makes arrangements to accommodate customers' needs with unique waste disposal projects. They offer free no-obligation consultation on the phone, online, and even during in-person visits.
King Dumpsters provide customers with various dumpster rental sizes in Tallmadge and across their service area radius. Their roll-off container rental options include: 10-yard dumpsters, 15-yard dumpsters, and 20-yard sports, which are designed to accommodate approximately four pick-ups, six pick-ups, and eight pick-up truckloads of waste, respectively. The company also has weight limits for the various dumpster options, depending on their sizes and the type of waste disposed of.
Based on their dumpster sizing specifications, the company's weight allowance for a 10-yard dumpster is 1-ton for general trash and municipal solid wastes and 3-tons for construction and demolition waste and debris. Likewise, King Dumpsters have a 1-ton weight allowance on general trash and household waste and a 4-tons weight allowance for construction and demolition debris for their 15-yard dumpsters. Their weight allowance for 20-yard dumpster rentals is 3-tons for general household waste and 5-tons for construction/demolition waste disposal. The company has a strict 5-ton weight limit for any roll-off container, which means that customers can load more weight on a rental dumpster, above its weight limit up to 5 tons' maximum, at an additional $75 per ton overage charge.
Their pricing information shows that King Dumpsters have flat-rate pricing for their dumpster options, and a customer can rent a 10-yard dumpster at $315, a 15-yard dumpster at $360, or a 20-yard dumpster at $415 for up to 7 days. If a customer needs to use their rental dumpster for longer, they can request a rent time extension at an additional $10 per day for the extra days. Customers who need a rent time extension can notify the company at least 24 hours before their rental dumpster is picked up.
Homeowners, contractors, and business owners looking for affordable roll-off container rentals in Tallmadge are welcome to visit the company's website https://www.kingdumpsters.com/dumpster-rental-tallmadge-oh/ for more information.
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For more information about King Dumpsters, contact the company here:
King Dumpsters
Ryan Montgomery
(330) 762-1969
[email protected]
50 S Main St Suite 720
Akron, OH 44308
ReleaseID: 60049242
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