Roll-Off Dumpster Rental in Irving Park, Chicago

Irving Park runs from the Chicago River west, between Addison and Montrose, and the housing is a mix: Queen Anne, Victorian and Italianate houses, a few old farmhouses, and numerous bungalows, with the eastern part mostly single-family. A renovation on one of the older frame houses is a mixed load, wood and plaster and the odd brick chimney, and that is exactly the case where the size table needs a phone call.

If you run crews in Irving Park, one number reaches the people who dispatch the trucks. Contractor dumpster rental.

In Irving Park the first question is where the container can physically sit. By length: the 6, 10 and 12 yard are 12 feet long, the 16 yard is 14 feet, the 20 and 30 yard are 18 feet. The 6 yard is also the narrow one at 5 feet wide, which is why it fits a single driveway lane, and it is the only size rated for concrete, brick and dirt. Tell us whether the box is going in the alley, on the driveway or at the curb and we will tell you which sizes fit before you pick one.

We provide same day service to drop off or pick up any of our dumpsters in Irving Park. Experienced customers know how much space they need, but first time users may find this guide helpful:

Full detail on each size: 6, 10, 12, 16, 20 and 30 yard. Guides for house and garage cleanouts, roof tear-offs, concrete, brick and dirt and commercial jobs.

Inside the city limits the permit is ours to hold. The City of Chicago's own permit FAQ puts it in one line: "The company that provides refuse collection services for a refuse container is responsible for obtaining the CRC permit." CRC is the city's term, Commercial Refuse Container, and the Chicago Department of Transportation permits those containers on both private and public property under ordinance 7-28-215. So a container on a driveway, in an alley or at the curb in Irving Park sits under the same permit, and the hauler carries it.

What that means for you: give us the address, the exact spot (driveway, alley, street, private lot) and the drop and pickup dates when you call 630-850-0770. The city keeps its container permits in four month periods starting April 1, August 1 and December 1, and the hauler reports where its containers are before a new one goes out, so you are not filing an application of your own or waiting on one.

Source: City of Chicago, Commercial Refuse Container Permitting System FAQ. Permit fees are set by CDOT on its own fee schedule and are separate from our rate; tell us the spot when you ask for a price.

The city page covers the permit process for all of Chicago: Roll-off dumpster rental in Chicago.

These are the parts of the city people ask us about most, each with its own page:

• Belmont Cragin, Northwest Side
• Portage Park, Northwest Side
• West Town, West Side
• Near North Side, central city
• Chicago Lawn, Southwest Side

We also deliver to the Loop, River North, Streeterville, the West Loop, Lincoln Park and Lake View, and to the rest of the city. If your neighborhood is not listed, call 630-850-0770 with the address and we will tell you on that call.