Dumpster Rental in Marysville, Washington

Most Marysville residents pay $340–$620 for a roll-off rental, though the exact number depends on container size, the weight of your debris, and how long you need the box. The primary transfer station for waste leaving Marysville is run by Snohomish County — city crews collect trash and haul it to the county transfer station in Arlington, which factors into haul-distance pricing on the north end of the county.

• 10-yard dumpster: ~$225–$385 — best for garage cleanouts, small landscaping debris, single-room remodels in 98270
• 15-yard dumpster: ~$250–$450 — deck demolition, bathroom gut jobs, attic cleanouts in Sunnyside or Jennings Park
• 20-yard dumpster: ~$290–$540 — full kitchen renovations, roofing tear-offs, multi-room remodels across Marysville neighborhoods
• 30-yard dumpster: ~$370–$590 — whole-home cleanouts, larger C&D jobs in Smokey Point or Cedarcrest/Getchell Hill
• 40-yard dumpster: ~$430–$660 — new construction, major demolition, large commercial buildouts

Most flat-rate quotes bundle delivery, a 7–10 day rental period, pickup, and a base weight allowance of around 2 tons. Snohomish County tipping fees rose 42 percent starting January 1, 2026 — the first fee increase since 2009 — which is now reflected in overage pricing from most Marysville haulers. Expect overage fees of $65–$95 per ton over your included limit. Heavy material like roofing shingles, wet soil, or concrete eats through a 2-ton allowance faster than most people expect on a single-family reroofing job.

Companies regularly serving Marysville include Waste Management (WM), Budget Dumpster, Discount Dumpster, ZTERS, DTG Recycle, Prime Dumpster, LDR Site Services, and Dumpster Rental Marysville (a local-focused provider at dumpsterrentalmarysville.com). Calling two or three providers typically turns up $50–$100 in price variation for the same container size.

Whether you need a permit depends entirely on where the container sits. A dumpster parked on your own driveway or private lot — the most common setup for homes in Marysville's 98270 and 98271 ZIP codes — requires no permit at all. That covers the vast majority of residential rentals in neighborhoods like North Marysville/Pinewood, Lakewood, Marshall/Kruse, and the Smokey Point corridor.

For any placement in the public right-of-way — on a city street, in a parking lane, or blocking a sidewalk — the City of Marysville requires a permit. Contact the Marysville Public Works Department at (360) 363-8100, located at 80 Columbia Avenue, Marysville, WA 98270. You can also submit permit applications through the city's online permit portal at permits.marysvillewa.gov.

Placing a dumpster in the right-of-way without a permit can result in a city removal order and fines. Most established haulers will flag the permit question when you book — if they don't ask, you should.

Marysville sits in the north end of Snohomish County, and debris from roll-off pickups in the city flows through the Snohomish County solid waste system. City of Marysville crews haul residential and commercial trash to the county transfer station in Arlington — the primary processing point for north Snohomish County addresses. The main full-service facility many private haulers use is the Snohomish County Solid Waste Transfer Center at 10700 Minuteman Drive in Everett, WA 98204.

Current Snohomish County tipping fees (post-January 2026 increase) run $160 per ton for loads over 360 pounds, with a minimum vehicle charge of $30. These rates directly set the floor for overage pricing in Marysville rental quotes — a hauler quoting $80/ton overage is covering county disposal costs plus their hauling margin.

For hazardous materials that cannot go in any roll-off container, Snohomish County operates a Household Hazardous Waste Drop-off at 3434 McDougall Ave, Everett, WA 98201 (open Wednesday through Saturday, 7:30 AM to 4:00 PM). Paint, solvents, motor oil, pesticides, and propane tanks go here — not in a dumpster.

Washington's E-Cycle program handles electronics separately. TVs, monitors, computers, and related equipment are banned from landfill disposal statewide; the Snohomish County transfer center at Minuteman Drive accepts e-waste for E-Cycle recycling. Drop those items off independently rather than tossing them in the roll-off.

Marysville's rapid growth has created a housing stock with a wide age range — from older Downtown-area homes built in the early to mid-20th century to the sprawling 1990s and 2000s subdivisions in Smokey Point, Lakewood, and Cedarcrest/Getchell Hill, and ongoing new construction at the city's northern edge. That variety drives a consistent mix of roll-off rental demand:

• Kitchen and bath remodels in 1990s subdivisions: A large portion of Marysville's housing stock was built between 1990 and 2010 in the Smokey Point and East Sunnyside/Whiskey Ridge neighborhoods. These homes are hitting prime remodel age — cabinets, countertops, tile, and flooring all generate debris that fills a 10- or 15-yard container quickly.
• Roofing replacements: The Puget Sound's roughly 38 inches of annual rainfall shortens shingle life, and many Marysville homes from the 1990s and early 2000s are due for reroofing. Most roofing contractors order a dedicated 10- or 15-yard container to manage asphalt shingle weight separately from other debris.
• Estate and whole-home cleanouts: Marysville's older neighborhoods near Downtown and Jennings Park have long-term residents whose properties accumulate decades of belongings. A 20-yard container handles most single-family cleanouts; larger properties may need a 30-yard.
• New construction in Smokey Point and Lakewood: Marysville's northern growth corridor continues to see active residential development. New construction generates framing lumber, drywall, packaging, and site debris that typically calls for 30- or 40-yard containers over a project's duration.
• Deck and fence removal: Aging pressure-treated wood structures throughout Marysville's suburban neighborhoods are a perennial source of roll-off work, especially in spring and early summer.
• Commercial tenant improvements along 88th Street NE: Marysville's commercial corridor around 88th Street NE and the I-5 interchange sees periodic retail and light industrial buildouts that generate C&D debris for 20- to 30-yard containers.

For most Marysville residential projects in ZIP codes 98270 or 98271, a 20-yard container on the driveway is the right call. Roofing and heavy-debris jobs can sometimes get away with a 15-yard at lower cost if you confirm the weight allowance upfront with your hauler.