Dumpster Rental in Cody, Wyoming

Dumpster rental in Cody typically runs $280–$580 depending on container size, project type, and haul distance to the Park County Landfill. Here's a breakdown by size:

• 10-yard dumpster: $280–$400 — garage cleanouts, single-room remodels, small yard debris, outbuilding purges
• 20-yard dumpster: $360–$520 — kitchen and bathroom renovations, deck tear-downs, estate cleanouts, mid-size renovation debris
• 30-yard dumpster: $460–$650 — full roof replacements, large home renovations, commercial tearouts, multi-room remodels
• 40-yard dumpster: $580–$780 — major construction, whole-house cleanouts, commercial builds, large property demos

Most Cody rental periods run 7–14 days. Extensions are available at a daily rate — ask your provider upfront. Heavy materials like concrete, asphalt, or asphalt shingles often trigger per-ton overage fees once you exceed the included weight limit (usually 2–4 tons). Get the weight allowance in writing before delivery.

Placing a roll-off container on your own driveway or private property in Cody requires no permit. Wyoming has no statewide permit requirement for private-land placement, and the City of Cody does not require a permit for short-term dumpster drops on residential driveways or private lots.

Two situations require extra steps before delivery:

• Street or right-of-way placement: If the container needs to sit in a public street, alley, or city right-of-way, contact the City of Cody Public Works Department at (307) 527-3494 before scheduling. They handle temporary placement approvals for the 82414 ZIP code area.
• Large demolition projects: Projects generating significant volumes of construction and demolition debris may need coordination with Park County Solid Waste at (307) 587-2443. This typically applies to full tear-downs rather than standard remodels.

For the vast majority of homeowners renting a 10 or 20-yard container for a remodel, cleanout, or yard project — no permit is needed. Just confirm your drop zone is on private property and you're good to go.

Cody is served by the Park County Regional Landfill, located at 112 Cody Landfill Road, just outside of town. Contact: (307) 587-2443. This is the primary disposal destination for roll-off dumpster loads hauled by local rental providers. It accepts general municipal solid waste, construction and demolition debris, bulky items, and most renovation materials.

Several haulers operate out of the Cody area, including Keele Sanitation (307-587-6616), which serves Park County with residential roll-off dumpsters, Roll Off 307, First Light Services, and Wyoming Waste Systems — which provides broader coverage across central and southern Wyoming. Having multiple providers in the area generally keeps pricing competitive.

The City of Cody also operates a recycling center for residents who want to divert certain materials before renting a dumpster. Separating metals, cardboard, and electronics beforehand can reduce the weight in your container and help avoid overage charges.

Cody's housing stock is a mix of older craftsman homes near the historic downtown, mid-century ranches along the Shoshone River corridor, and newer construction on the east side. Projects here range from modest interior remodels to full ranch-property cleanouts. Here's how to match the container to the job:

• 10 yards: A single-car garage cleanout, one bathroom gut, a small fencing project, or a seasonal debris clear. Holds roughly 3 pickup truck loads.
• 20 yards: The go-to size for most Cody homeowners. Handles full kitchen remodels, bathroom renovations, deck removal, or a complete estate cleanout for a medium-size home. Holds 6–8 pickup loads.
• 30 yards: Best for roofing jobs, multi-room renovations, or larger property cleanouts. Asphalt shingles are dense — verify weight limits before loading a full roof tear-off into a 30-yard.
• 40 yards: Commercial builds, large construction projects, whole-house tear-downs, or multi-unit cleanouts. Requires adequate street or lot space for the truck to deliver and swap containers.

When you're unsure, size up. Ordering a second container mid-project almost always costs more than starting with the next size. Most local providers are direct about what size fits a described scope — give them the square footage and material type and they'll steer you right.