Roll-off dumpsters for Lincoln residences and work sites
Reserve a Container
Mon–Fri 7:30–5 · Sat 9–1
(402) 683-7895
Roll-off dumpster from Maple River Dumpster Co. in Lincoln, NE

Dumpster Rental in Lincoln, NE

One phone call, one dumpster, zero hassle. We drop off throughout the Lincoln metro, typically by the following morning.

10, 15, 20 and 30 yard dumpsters · Driveway protection on every delivery · Licensed and insured in NE
A single call and you're scheduled
Family run, not a middleman
Protective boards under every container
7-day rental included
Fully licensed and insured in NE

Container sizes for any Lincoln project

Every size comes with drop-off, pickup and a full week on your site. Call (402) 683-7895 if you'd prefer to simply tell us about the project.

20 Yard

Most popular
20' × 7.5' × 4.5'
Holds up to 4 tons (8,000 lbs)
About 8–10 pickup truck loads
Best for: kitchen renovations, full-house cleanouts, flooring and drywall removal

10 Yard

12' × 8' × 3.5'
Holds up to 2 tons (4,000 lbs)
About 3–4 pickup truck loads
Best for: single-room renovations, minor cleanouts, up to 10 squares of roofing

30 Yard

22' × 7.5' × 6'
Holds up to 5 tons (10,000 lbs)
About 12–15 pickup truck loads
Best for: new builds, home additions, estate and rental property cleanouts

15 Yard

14' × 7.5' × 4'
Holds up to 3 tons (6,000 lbs)
About 5–6 pickup truck loads
Best for: garage and basement clearing, roof tear-offs, deck demolition

Unsure which size? Match it to your project.

Go one size up if you're on the fence — a second trip eats far more time than a larger container.

Bathroom renovation10 yd
Single-room flooring removal10 yd
Garage or basement clearing15 yd
Roof tear-off, up to 25 squares15 yd
Kitchen renovation20 yd
Deck demolition, 12 × 1620 yd
Full-home cleanout20 yd
New build or home addition30 yd

Three steps, one phone call

1

Schedule it

Dial (402) 683-7895 or tap any button on this page. Describe the project and the date you need it — we lock in the size and the placement spot while you're still on the phone.

2

We drop it off

We place the container exactly where you want it, boards underneath, door oriented the way you specified. You don't have to be there.

3

We pick it up

Give us a call or text once you've finished loading. We come get it and haul everything away, typically the next business day.

Six reasons Lincoln relies on us

Correct size on the first try

Describe your project and we'll recommend the right container, including when a smaller one is all you need.

Same-day for early orders

Place your order before 1pm and we can usually have a container on your driveway that same afternoon.

Licensed and insured

Fully covered for residential and commercial projects in NE. We provide certificates on request.

A full week included

Every rental comes with seven days on site, and scheduling pickup is just one text away.

Your driveway stays intact

Our drivers place boards beneath the rails before the container ever touches your pavement.

Everything handled in one call

Share the project details and the date. We nail down the size and the placement before you're off the phone.

What you can load in the container

If you're not certain whether something is allowed, check with us before tossing it in — that prevents a rejected load.

Allowed

General household junk and furniture
Renovation and demolition debris
Asphalt and composite shingles
Lumber, plywood and trim boards
Drywall and plaster materials
Carpet, underlayment and flooring
Cabinets and countertop materials
Deck boards and fence panels
Freon-free appliances
Boxes, clothing and household items

Prohibited — never load these

Paint, wood stains and solvents
Motor oil, gasoline and diesel fuel
Propane cylinders
Automobile and truck tires
Batteries of any type
Refrigerators and AC units containing freon
Asbestos or questionable insulation
Medical or biohazardous waste
Railroad ties and creosote-treated lumber
Pesticides and swimming pool chemicals
Note: yard waste, soil, concrete and brick are too heavy for a mixed load and require a dedicated heavy-debris container — Call (402) 683-7895 and we'll bring the right one.

Straight from our neighbors

“Phoned at 9am and had a 20 yard sitting in the driveway before lunchtime. The driver laid boards down before I could even mention it.”
Dana R. · Garage cleanout
“Sent them a text Thursday evening and the container was picked up by Friday afternoon. Simplest part of the entire remodel.”
Sam K. · Whole-home cleanout
“They told me precisely where to reposition my vehicles so the truck could maneuver in, and the container landed exactly on the chalk lines.”
Mike T. · Kitchen remodel

Where we deliver

Serving Lincoln and communities within about 40 miles, including:

Next-morning drop-off is standard across our service area, and same-day is typically available when you order before 1pm. A bit beyond our usual range? Call (402) 683-7895 and we'll let you know about the drive.

WaverlyBennetEagleHickmanCreteMilfordAshlandSewardWilberSyracuseWeeping WaterWahooLouisvilleGretnaYutan

Our Lincoln location

145 N 46th St, Lincoln, NE 68503

Frequently asked questions

Where exactly will the container go?
Any spot our truck can safely access — your driveway, side yard, or the street if you have a permit. Let us know which direction you'd like the door to face and we'll position it that way.
Is same-day delivery available?
In most cases, yes — place your order before 1pm on a weekday and we'll fit you into that afternoon's schedule. Orders after 1pm go on the first route the following morning.
What materials are allowed in the dumpster?
Household junk, furniture, renovation debris, roofing, deck materials, flooring and drywall. No paint, fuel, tires, batteries or freon-containing appliances. Yard waste, soil and concrete go in a separate heavy-debris container.
Which size do most homeowners go with?
The 20 yard. It handles a kitchen renovation or a full-house cleanout, and it's our most-delivered size in Lincoln. If your project calls for less, we'll tell you and bring a 10 or 15 instead.
Will I need a permit in Lincoln?
Not if the container sits on a private driveway. If it needs to go on a public street, Lincoln requires a right-of-way permit — we'll point you to the right office.