Roll-Off Dumpster Rentals in Nashville

You’re free to place a dumpster on private property without a permit, but the City of Nashville may require one for placement in a public place, like the street or sidewalk. Contact Nashville officials before you rent a dumpster to make sure you have the proper permits, if necessary.

When considering where to place your dumpster, think of an area free of sprinkler systems or landscaping—the weight may damage them. It’s advisable to place a 4’ x 8’ sheet of plywood in your driveway or yard to serve as a platform for the dumpster and to protect the ground beneath it. ASAP Site Services is not responsible for any damage the dumpster may cause to your property.

In order for the local haulers to remove your dumpster, it must be accessible and the top must be level, meaning that the materials inside the dumpster cannot extend beyond the top surface. If the hauler is unable to remove your dumpster, you’ll be charged a dry run fee and an additional removal appointment will be scheduled. Keep in mind that we will also charge extra if your full dumpster’s weight exceeds the tonnage included with your rental price.