Weber County
Dumpster Rental in Ogden, UT
Roll-off dumpsters, porta potties and SWPPP services delivered across Ogden from our Ogden truck yard. Book online and place each unit on the map — your driver gets the exact spot.
From $170 per haul + dump fees
- 13, 20 & 30 yard roll-offs
- Job-site porta potties
- Yard in Ogden
In Ogden
What We Deliver in Ogden
Roll-Off Dumpster Rental
13, 20 and 30 yard roll-offs for job sites, remodels and cleanouts.
From $170 per haul + dump fees
Dumpster sizes and pricingPorta Potty Rental
Job-site portable toilets, delivered, cleaned on schedule and picked up.
From $135 per month
Porta potty rental and pricingSWPPP & Erosion Control
Your SWPPP written and stamped, and its stormwater BMPs installed and kept up.
SWPPP and erosion control services
Local Details
Serving Ogden and Weber County
West Ogden is where the city has been rebuilding. The Trackline project area, created in 2013, covers about 122 acres there, and the Ogden Business Exchange business park has been built on it. In April 2026 the city approved a land transfer agreement to restore the historic Union Stock Exchange Building, built in 1930 and listed on the National Register of Historic Places, with the core structure expected about eighteen months after closing.
Nearest yard
Ogden jobs run out of our Ogden yard, right in Ogden (Weber County).
Where loads go
Weber County’s transfer station is in Ogden at 867 West Wilson Lane, and since July 1, 2026 WM runs its general waste collection, construction and demolition material included. For demolition loads the county also lists the Moulding & Sons Landfill, which takes demolition materials but not liquids of any kind. Weber County loads go to facilities including Moulding & Sons.
On the street
Ogden’s code requires a permit from the city engineer before any part of a public street is used for building or repair work on the land beside it, under whatever limits the engineer sets (7-4-3). Using the street for more than 14 calendar days, or more than 15 feet out from the curb, also needs the mayor’s approval. Ask the city engineer before a can for your build goes on the street.
Ogden City Code 7-4-3Nearby cities
We also serve the rest of the Wasatch Front — see every city we serve.
Sources
- City Code 7-4-3: building materials in street; permit
Ogden City (American Legal Publishing)
- Solid waste: Weber County Transfer Station
Weber County
- Construction and demolition landfill
Weber County
- Trackline
Ogden City
- Exchange Building land transfer approved (April 14, 2026)
Ogden City
Checked October 27, 2026. Rules, hours and fees change; the official page is what counts.
Sizes
Dumpster Sizes for Ogden Jobs
13yd
13 Yard Dumpster
The compact can for heavy material and tight driveways.
Holds roughly 5–6 pickup-truck loads
- Dirt, concrete and roofing tear-offs
- Single-room remodels
- Garage and yard cleanouts
20yd
20 Yard Dumpster
Our most-rented size — the one most job sites start with.
Holds roughly 8–10 pickup-truck loads
- New home construction
- Kitchen and basement remodels
- Flooring, drywall and framing debris
30yd
30 Yard Dumpster
For big, bulky loads that would fill a 20 too fast.
Holds roughly 12–15 pickup-truck loads
- Commercial and multi-unit builds
- Whole-home cleanouts
- Demolition and large tear-outs
Planning Guides
Planning a Job Site?
- How many porta potties a job site needs
OSHA’s minimum toilet count by crew size, plus servicing and handwashing rules.
- Utah SWPPP and stormwater permit guide
Who needs a construction stormwater permit, what is due when, and how often to inspect.
Questions
Ogden Dumpster Rental Questions
Do you deliver dumpsters and porta potties in Ogden?
Yes. We deliver roll-off dumpsters and porta potties across Ogden and the rest of Weber County, with trucks running out of our Ogden yard.
How do I get a dumpster in Ogden?
Book online — enter your Ogden address, place the dumpster on the map and pick your dates — or call 801-509-2229. We confirm pricing and the delivery date before anything is charged.
Can a dumpster go on the street in Ogden?
Ogden’s code requires a permit from the city engineer before any part of a public street is used for building or repair work on the land beside it, under whatever limits the engineer sets (7-4-3). Using the street for more than 14 calendar days, or more than 15 feet out from the curb, also needs the mayor’s approval. Ask the city engineer before a can for your build goes on the street.