What It Costs
Junk It Mobile Dumpsters charges $299 for a 10 yard unit, $399 for 15 yards, $499 for 20 yards, and $599 for 25 yards, and $699 for 30 yards. Those are flat rates with disposal tonnage already included, from 1 ton on the 10 yard up to 3 tons on the 30 yard.
Local roll-off competitors in Myrtle Beach typically run $325 to $500 for comparable sizes and often quote before dump fees. Anything over the included weight is $50 per ton, prorated, and certain items carry a $30 surcharge each: appliances, mattresses and box springs, TVs and monitors, and tires.
No. The quote covers the rate, the included tonnage, and any surcharge items you disclose up front. The only charge that can appear afterward is overage, at the published $50 per ton prorated, and that only applies if the load weighs more than the allowance.
Delivery and pickup are both inside the flat rate, and there is no travel fee anywhere in the service area.
Cash, credit card, and Zelle. Online bookings are processed through Stripe. Payment is due at completion of the job rather than in advance, except for online reservations.
No. Estimates are free everywhere in the service area, including on-site visits for cleanout and hoarding jobs. For dumpster rental the rates are already published, so a call is about sizing and availability rather than pricing.
Picking the Right Unit
Most single-room, garage, and small deck jobs fit a 10 yard unit, which holds roughly 4 pickup truck loads. Kitchen and bathroom remodels usually need the 15 yard.
Roof tear-offs and full-house cleanouts belong in the 20 to 30 yard range. Material type matters as much as volume, because dense debris like shingles and tile reaches the tonnage cap well before the box looks full.
Yes, and it varies by size: 1 ton on the 10 yard, 1.5 tons on the 15, 2 tons on the 20, 2.5 tons on the 25, and 3 tons on the 30.
Anything beyond the included allowance is charged at $50 per ton and prorated, so a partial ton costs a partial rate. Dirt and concrete are refused outright because they exceed trailer axle ratings long before the container is visibly full.
The 10 yard unit measures 10 feet long, 6 feet wide, and 4 feet tall. The 15 yard measures 14 feet long, 7 feet wide, and 4 feet tall.
Six feet of width fits a single-car driveway with room to walk past. The 20, 25, and 30 yard rates are multi-unit configurations rather than one oversized box: a 30 yard job means two 15 yard trailers on your property.
About 4 standard pickup bed loads. The 15 yard holds roughly 6. Those figures assume household goods and general debris. Dense material like roofing shingles, tile, or plaster will reach the weight allowance well before the volume is used up.
Accepted and Prohibited Materials
Four categories are prohibited: paint, dirt, concrete, and raw garbage such as food waste or human waste. Those restrictions come from what the disposal facility will accept and from weight limits, since dirt and concrete are heavy enough to overload a trailer axle long before the box looks full. Appliances, mattresses, TVs, and tires are all accepted, each at a $30 surcharge.
Yes, both. Appliances, mattresses and box springs, TVs and monitors, and tires each carry a $30 disposal surcharge on a dumpster rental, because the facility charges separately to process them.
Refrigerators, freezers, and AC units are accepted as part of the surcharge.
Yes, with the density caveat. Lumber, drywall, shingles, siding, cabinets, flooring, and fixtures are all standard loads. Concrete, brick, block, and dirt are refused because of axle weight ratings.
For a roof tear-off, size by tonnage rather than by volume: shingles routinely hit the weight allowance while the container still looks like it has room.
Accepted, and this is one of the easier loads to size because it is bulky relative to its weight. Branches, brush, fencing, and general storm debris fill volume long before they approach the tonnage cap, so the larger configurations often make sense even for a modest looking pile. Dirt and sod are still refused.
Where the Unit Goes
Not one of ours. Every Junk It Mobile dumpster is trailer-mounted on rubber tires, so it rolls into position and sets down flat instead of being winched across your surface on steel rails.
Roll-off containers cause driveway damage because of how they are loaded and unloaded, not because of their weight alone. That single design difference is why this company exists. Concrete, pavers, asphalt, and shell drives all handle a mobile unit without the gouging that roll-off rails leave behind.
Not for the way Junk It places them. All placements are off-street, on your driveway or another private surface, and private-property placement does not require a municipal permit.
Street and public right-of-way placement does require a City of Myrtle Beach permit, and Junk It does not pull permits or place units on public streets. If your HOA has its own container rules, those are worth checking before delivery day.
It can, at your request and your risk. Turf, irrigation lines, and soft soil are vulnerable to compaction and rutting regardless of what the unit rides on, and Junk It does not warrant against that damage.
A driveway, parking pad, or other firm off-street surface is always the recommendation, and the narrow footprint of the 10 yard unit means most properties have somewhere suitable.
Move vehicles off the intended spot, clear the approach of trash cans and low branches, unlock any gate the unit has to pass through, and confirm HOA rules in advance if you have them.
Delivery-day failures are almost always access problems rather than equipment problems, and two minutes of preparation removes most of them.
Timing and Availability
Often, yes, as long as a unit is in stock. Availability changes daily depending on what is already out on the route, so the only accurate answer comes from a phone call to (843) 453-2333. Weekend slots fill fastest. If a same-day unit is not available, next-day is usually straightforward outside of storm season.
Three days on the 10 and 15 yard units, and a full week on the 20, 25, and 30 yard configurations. Extending a 10 or 15 yard rental to a full week costs $100.
Most homeowners finish a garage or single-room cleanout inside the standard three days, and renovation projects are the ones that usually need the longer window.
No, provided the placement spot is accessible and agreed on in advance. Texting a photo of where you want the unit is enough for most jobs. Gates need to be unlocked either way.
Beyond the Rental
No. There is a $150 minimum on standalone metal jobs. Scrap does carry resale value, but not enough to cover a truck, fuel, a two-person crew, and a run to the processing facility for one appliance.
Companies advertising free pickup generally either decline anything requiring labor or add a fee once they see the job. The $150 is quoted up front and holds.
It covers pickup and disposal of one item, such as a couch, a mattress, a recliner, or an appliance. The crew handles the carry-out, so the item does not need to be at the curb or disassembled beforehand.
The final price depends on the type of item and the requirements of the job -- size, weight, location, access, and removal difficulty can all affect the total.
There is no flat rate, because these jobs vary more than any other service Junk It offers. Price is driven by total volume, the number of dumpster loads generated, crew hours, and access conditions like stairs or a long driveway.
A single-room job may be close to a standard full-service loading rate, while a whole-house hoarding cleanout can run several crew days and multiple units. The estimate is free and on-site, and the resulting quote is a flat number rather than an open-ended hourly rate.
Where You Deliver
All of Horry County, including Myrtle Beach, North Myrtle Beach, Conway, Surfside Beach, Little River, Socastee, Garden City Beach, Longs, Loris, Carolina Forest, and Aynor, plus Murrells Inlet and Pawleys Island in northern Georgetown County.
No travel fee applies inside that area. Aynor, Loris, and Pawleys Island are routed rather than dispatched on demand, so booking a day or two ahead gets you a firmer window.
Still Have Questions?
That is what the phone is for. This dumpster rental FAQ Myrtle Beach page covers the common ones, and the unusual jobs are the ones worth a two-minute conversation.