$100 Over the Dumpster Rate
Full-service loading is priced as an add-on rather than as a separate product. Start with whichever dumpster size the job needs, then add $100.
That $100 covers the first hour of crew labor. Past the first hour it runs $50 per hour per laborer, quoted before anyone picks anything up.
10 yard, crew loaded
$399all in
One room, a garage, or a small deck cleared out by the crew instead of by you.
Past the first hour, labor runs $50 per hour per laborer, quoted before anyone picks anything up.
15 yard, crew loaded
$499all in
A kitchen or bathroom remodel, or a garage that has been packed for years.
Past the first hour, labor runs $50 per hour per laborer, quoted before anyone picks anything up.
20 yard, crew loaded
$599all in
A large cleanout or a roof tear-off. Delivered as two 10 yard trailers.
Past the first hour, labor runs $50 per hour per laborer, quoted before anyone picks anything up.
25 yard, crew loaded
$699all in
Whole-house volume, or a job spread across an awkward property.
Past the first hour, labor runs $50 per hour per laborer, quoted before anyone picks anything up.
30 yard, crew loaded
$799all in
The largest set-up on the lot, for estate and whole-property work.
Past the first hour, labor runs $50 per hour per laborer, quoted before anyone picks anything up.
Included tonnage, surcharge items, and prohibited materials all work exactly as they do on a standard rental. Appliances, mattresses and box springs, TVs and monitors, and tires are $30 each. Paint, dirt, concrete, and raw garbage are refused.
Send photos. This is the single biggest factor in quote accuracy. Images of the pile, the room, or the garage let us estimate labor hours honestly rather than padding for the unknown. Text them to (843) 453-2333.
How This Compares to National Junk Removal
Companies like 1-800-GOT-JUNK price by how much of their truck your debris fills, and a half-truck residential job across the Grand Strand commonly lands in the mid-hundreds.
Full service dumpster loading Myrtle Beach customers book here starts at $399 all-in for a 10 yard unit with a ton of disposal and an hour of labor. The comparison is worth running with real numbers on both sides before booking either one.
Common Signs You Want the Crew Loading
- Stairs are involved, especially a second story or a raised beach house
- The heaviest items are appliances, safes, treadmills, or solid-wood furniture
- The household is elderly, recovering, or physically unable to do the work
- A closing, a move-out, or an inspection deadline is fixed and close
- Nobody available has a truck, gloves, or a free Saturday
- The garage or storage room has been packed long enough that nobody wants to face it
How a Loading Job Runs
Describe it and send photos
Room count, item list, stairs, and access. Photos turn a range into a number.
Get the quote
Dumpster size plus the $100 labor add-on, with the hourly rate stated in case the job runs past an hour.
Crew arrives with the unit
Two people, the dumpster, and the equipment to move whatever needs moving.
Load-out
You point, the crew carries. Anything you want kept gets set aside before loading starts.
Unit leaves with the crew
No container in your driveway, no pickup call to schedule, no rental window to track.
Why Book Loading Here
The dumpster and the labor come from the same company
No coordinating a container rental against a separately hired crew.
Labor is billed by the hour, not by truck volume
A dense, heavy job does not automatically cost more than a bulky light one.
Photos get used to quote, not to upsell
The estimate you get ahead of time is the one the crew works to.
The unit is still driveway safe
Rubber tires and level set-down apply whether you fill it or the crew does.
What a Loading Job Looks Like
The unit
The same rubber-tired unit, crew loaded instead of self loaded
On site
Set level beside the building so the carry is short
The fleet
On a residential drive, sized to the job rather than to the truck
Point at It. The Crew Carries It.
Full-Service Loading Questions
It is $100 added to the dumpster rate, which puts a 10 yard full-service job at $399 and a 30 yard at $799. That $100 includes the first hour of crew labor.
Additional time runs $50 per hour per laborer. Disposal tonnage is included at the same levels as a standard rental, from 1 ton up to 3 tons depending on size, and the $30 surcharge items are unchanged.
Two crew members come with the dumpster. For larger jobs the crew size can increase, and each additional laborer is billed at the same $50 per hour rate past the included first hour. That gets settled during quoting rather than on the day.
No. On a full-service job the unit leaves with the crew once loading is finished. If you want to keep a container on site to keep filling at your own pace, that is a standard dumpster rental instead, and the two can be combined on one quote.
Somebody with authority to say what goes and what stays should be there, at least at the start. Once the crew knows the scope, plenty of customers step away. For estate and foreclosure work an agent or family member routinely handles the walkthrough.
Labor hours are the variable in this service, and photos are the only way to estimate them honestly without an on-site visit.
A garage that sounds full over the phone can be a forty-minute job or a four-hour one. Sending images to (843) 453-2333 protects you from a padded estimate and protects the crew from an impossible one.
You get told before the clock runs, not after. If the scope grows past what was quoted, the crew stops and confirms the revised number with you.
Anything past the first hour is $50 per hour per laborer, which is a rate you can do arithmetic on in real time.