Dumpster Rental in Green Bay, Wisconsin

Dumpster rental in Green Bay typically runs $280–$654 depending on container size, the weight of materials being hauled, and how long you need the bin. Local operators like Green Bay Dumpster Rental, Toss N Haul, Grissman Dumpsters, and Budget Bins offer flat-rate pricing that covers delivery, a set rental period, pickup, and disposal — no surprise fuel surcharges or administration fees. National platforms like Zters and Hometown Dumpster Rental also serve the area, though local haulers usually run $40–$80 lower on comparable sizes.

• 10 Yard: $280–$384 — single-room cleanouts, small bathroom gut, yard debris
• 15 Yard: $330–$460 — kitchen remodels, garage cleanouts, partial roofing jobs
• 20 Yard: $370–$530 — most popular; full roof tear-offs, flooring, whole-home renovations
• 30 Yard: $450–$580 — estate cleanouts, room additions, commercial debris removal
• 40 Yard: $530–$654 — major demolition, large construction sites, multi-unit projects

Most Green Bay providers include a 7–15 day rental window at no extra charge. Extended daily rates run roughly $12/day after the base period ends. Heavy materials — concrete, brick, and asphalt shingles — can hit weight caps before the bin looks full, so ask your provider about weight allowances upfront. Overage fees typically land around $65–$80 per additional ton.

If your dumpster is going on your own driveway or private property, no permit is needed in Green Bay. The City only requires a permit when a container is placed in a public right-of-way — on the street in front of your home or on a city sidewalk area.

For street placements, the City of Green Bay offers an online permit application with a flat fee of $25. Applications must be submitted at least two business days before delivery. You'll need to provide a copy of the permit to your dumpster company before drop-off.

• Private driveway or property: no permit required
• Street or public right-of-way: permit required, fee approximately $25
• Apply online through the City of Green Bay at greenbaywi.gov — at least two business days before drop-off
• The dumpster must not obstruct sidewalks or create a safety hazard

Older Green Bay neighborhoods — particularly around the downtown historic districts and the near east side — often have narrow lots without driveway access, making street permits necessary. Many local haulers in Green Bay will walk you through the permit process or pull it on your behalf. Confirm what's included when you request your quote.

Roll-off providers serving Green Bay haul most construction and demolition debris to facilities managed by the Brown County Port & Resource Recovery Department, which oversees solid waste operations for the greater Green Bay area. The department operates a Solid Waste Transfer Station on West Mason Street that routes material to the Brown County South Landfill under a tri-county disposal agreement. The main office is located at 2561 S. Broadway, Green Bay, WI 54304.

Your dumpster company handles all transport and disposal logistics — you don't need to visit any facility yourself. What you do need to know is what cannot go in the container:

• Electronics — computers, TVs, monitors (covered by Wisconsin's E-Cycle program)
• Hazardous chemicals — paints, solvents, pesticides, cleaning products
• Batteries — car batteries, lithium-ion, lead-acid
• Tires — require separate disposal at a licensed tire recycler
• Appliances with refrigerant — refrigerators, freezers, AC units (must be evacuated first)
• Asbestos-containing materials — common in Green Bay homes built before 1980
• Medical or biohazardous waste
• Liquid waste of any kind

Brown County operates a Hazardous Material Recovery Facility on South Broadway for residential and commercial hazardous materials, with bi-weekly residential drop-offs and scheduled appointments. Electronics go through the E-Cycle Wisconsin drop-off network. If your project involves pre-1978 materials, check with a licensed abatement contractor before scheduling your container.

Green Bay's housing stock is a mix of post-war ranches, 1960s split-levels, and older homes near downtown that generate consistent year-round renovation work. Neighborhoods like Colburn (near Lambeau Field), Perkins Park, Starlite, and the east side along Bay Settlement Road see steady remodeling and cleanout activity. The city's active construction sector along the Fox River waterfront adds commercial and industrial disposal demand to the mix.

The most common dumpster rental projects in Green Bay:

• Roof replacements: Green Bay's heavy winters take a toll on roofing — asphalt shingle tear-offs are the single biggest driver of 20-yard dumpster rentals across the city from April through October
• Home cleanouts and estate sales: Long-established west-side neighborhoods generate steady demand for 20–30 yard containers as families clear out older homes
• Kitchen and bathroom renovations: Homeowners throughout ZIP codes 54301, 54303, and 54311 tackle kitchen and bath gut jobs that require 10–15 yard containers for tile, cabinets, and drywall
• Basement finishing and waterproofing: Green Bay's water table and aging foundations keep contractors busy with basement work that produces significant concrete and debris loads
• Commercial renovation along the Fox River: Redevelopment near downtown Green Bay and the CityDeck waterfront area generates ongoing commercial demolition and construction debris requiring 30–40 yard roll-offs
• Spring and post-storm yard cleanup: Wind and ice storms regularly produce tree debris loads across suburban Green Bay — 10-yard containers handle most residential storm cleanup jobs
• New construction and additions: Active residential development in the 54313 (northwest Green Bay) area produces framing, drywall, and packaging waste that 30-yard containers handle well