Dumpster Rental in Orland Park, IL
Roll-off containers from 6 to 30 yards, delivered to Orland Park from our own yard in Lemont.
Rated 5.0 across 381 Google reviews. We run out of Lemont, our own trucks, and the people who answer the phone are the people who dispatch them.
- Distance from our yard
- 10.8 mi
- Typical drive time
- 20 min
- County
- Cook
- Container sizes
- 6 to 30 yard
Getting a dumpster to Orland Park
Getting to Orland Park takes our drivers about 20 minutes across 10.8 miles. It is inside the range we cover every working day, so Orland Park is not a town we have to build a route around.
Being in Cook County, Orland Park sends its waste to different transfer points than the Will County side of our area. That changes our routing, not your rate.
The run to Orland Park goes out on McCarthy Road, US-45 and East Illinois Street. That is the route our trucks actually take, not the one a routing app hands a stranger who has never pulled a container out of a Orland Park driveway.
Order from a national booking site and your Orland Park job gets sold on to a local hauler you never spoke to. Call us and you have reached the people who own the container and set the schedule.
Which size for your Orland Park job
Five sizes, and the choice usually comes down to weight rather than volume. One hard rule: concrete, brick and dirt go in the 6 yard and nothing larger. That is a legal axle weight limit, so it is not negotiable at any price.
| Size | Dimensions | Weight limit | What it is for |
|---|---|---|---|
| 6 yard | 12' x 5' x 3' | filled level full | The only container rated for concrete, brick or dirt. Fits one driveway lane. |
| 12 yard | 12' x 7' x 4' | 3 tons | Bathroom remodels, garage and basement cleanouts, deck tear-offs. |
| 16 yard | 14' x 7' x 5' | 4 tons | Large household cleanouts with bulky furniture, bigger remodels. |
| 20 yard | 18' x 8' x 4.5' | 4 tons | New construction, full-home cleanouts, larger commercial jobs. |
| 30 yard | 18' x 8' x 6.5' | 5 tons | New builds and commercial jobs with high-volume, lighter debris. |
Not sure? Describe the job on the phone, it takes about a minute. Full size detail.
Permits and placement in Orland Park
The honest version: driveway placement in Orland Park is normally nobody's business but yours. Street placement is Orland Park's call, and around here that usually means a right-of-way permit before the container arrives.
We are not going to recite Orland Park's ordinance from memory, and you should be skeptical of any rental company that does. Tell us where you want the container when you call 630-850-0770, and check with the village directly.
Orland Park official site: orlandpark.org. Look under building, permits or public works.
Either way, describe the spot when you call. Overhead wires, tree limbs, a gate narrower than eight feet, soft ground or new sealcoat all change what we can do in a Orland Park driveway, and all of them are easier to solve before the truck leaves.
What goes in, what does not
Accepted: construction debris including wood, flooring, carpet and drywall, plus household debris like furniture, toys, clothes, appliances and electronics. Mattresses are accepted for a $25 fee.
Not accepted: hazardous, flammable or liquid material (oil, gasoline, paint unless fully hardened), tires, and household food waste.
Term: one week plus a three day grace period, ten days maximum, no extra charge. Same rate for one day or ten. More answers.
Contractors working in Orland Park
For a trade job in Orland Park, the only question that matters is whether the box is there when you said it would be and gone when you need it gone. Everything else is a rounding error against a crew standing around.
Orland Park dumpster rental questions
How far is WasteBox from Orland Park?
About 10.8 miles, roughly 20 minutes for a loaded roll-off truck from our yard at 373 Jeans Rd, Lemont, IL 60439. We run McCarthy Road, US-45 and East Illinois Street.
Do I need a permit for a dumpster in Orland Park?
On your own driveway, almost never. On the street or the parkway, usually yes, and Orland Park is the authority that decides. Tell us where you want it placed when you call and we will tell you what we normally run into there.
What can and cannot go in?
Accepted: construction debris including wood, flooring, carpet and drywall, plus household debris like furniture, toys, clothes, appliances and electronics. Mattresses cost an extra $25. Not accepted: hazardous, flammable or liquid material (oil, gasoline, paint unless fully hardened), tires, and household food waste.
Can I put concrete or dirt in it?
Yes, in the 6 yard container, and only the 6 yard. It measures 12' x 5' x 3' and is the one size rated to carry that weight. Concrete, brick and dirt are not permitted in the 12, 16, 20 or 30 yard.
Do you deliver near Orland Park as well?
Yes. Palos Park, Orland Hills and Palos Heights are all on the same side of our service area and we run containers to every one of them. A job sitting on a town line makes no difference to us.
Can I get a container to Orland Park quickly?
Orland Park is only 20 minutes out, which is the good news. What actually decides it is what is on the lot and what is already booked that day, so the fastest answer is a phone call rather than a form.
Do you work with contractors in Orland Park?
Yes, and it is a large part of what we do. One number reaches the people who dispatch the trucks. If you are running crews in Orland Park, the contractor page covers sizes, weight limits and the concrete rule.
We also deliver near Orland Park
Towns on the same side of our service area as Orland Park. If the job sits on a town line it makes no difference to us.
Need a dumpster in Orland Park?
Tell us the material, the size of the job and the date. We will price the Orland Park drop on that call.