The 15-yard sits exactly between the 10-yard ($595) and the 20-yard ($695) in the size lineup. A 10-yard handles a single bathroom remodel or a carport cleanout, roughly 4 pickup loads. A 15-yard handles a kitchen gut,…

The 15-yard sits exactly between the 10-yard ($595) and the 20-yard ($695) in the size lineup. A 10-yard handles a single bathroom remodel or a carport cleanout, roughly 4 pickup loads. A 15-yard handles a kitchen gut, a full deck demo, or a two-bedroom estate cleanout, roughly 6 pickup loads. A 20-yard makes sense when the debris count climbs past that or when a roofing crew is stripping more than 1,500 square feet at once. The practical trade-off is footprint versus capacity: the 15-yard bin is shorter than a 20-yard, which matters on the narrow driveways common in Waylyn and the ranch-house corridors off Remount Road, where a longer container can block a gate or overhang a sidewalk. If the drop site is tight, the 15-yard often fits where a 20-yard cannot.
North Charleston addresses from Park Circle north through Pepperhill and out to Wando Woods sit on a mix of concrete slabs, asphalt driveways, and compacted-gravel pads. The 15-yard container weighs roughly 4,000 pounds empty; plywood boards under the wheels protect softer asphalt surfaces, and the driver can note placement on request. Streets near Joint Base Charleston and the blocks behind the North Charleston Coliseum area sometimes require a street placement rather than a driveway drop, Charleston County does require a right-of-way permit for any container parked on a public street, so confirming placement before delivery prevents a delay. For off-street drops in Liberty Hill, Dorchester Terrace, or Accabee, a permit is typically not needed.
The $650 flat rate is the real total for a standard rental period. Unlike national-chain pricing that separates the base rental from a per-ton disposal fee, which can add $75, $150 to the final invoice depending on load weight, this pricing bundles everything. That structure matters most for debris types that run heavy: tile, brick, and concrete add weight fast, and a per-ton model penalizes exactly the jobs that generate them. Roofing shingles, for example, weigh roughly 250, 400 pounds per square (100 sq ft), so a modest roof tear-off in Elms of Charleston or North Pointe can approach 2 tons of material in a 15-yard bin. With flat-rate pricing, the weight does not change the bill. The one exception: if a load contains a prohibited material that requires special handling, disposal costs change, so confirm the debris type when booking.
1. Call (854) 248-1834 and describe the job, debris type, drop location, and preferred date. 2. Confirm the placement spot (driveway, pad, or permitted street position). 3. The container arrives; load it at your pace during the rental window. 4. Call when the bin is full or the job is done; the driver picks it up. That four-step sequence is the same for a Park Circle pre-sale cleanout and a Wando Woods deck demo, no hidden steps, no surprise line items at pickup.
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