Salt Lake County
Dumpster Rental in Salt Lake City, UT
Roll-off dumpsters, porta potties and SWPPP services delivered across Salt Lake City from our Salt Lake City 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 Salt Lake City
In Salt Lake City
What We Deliver in Salt Lake City
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 Salt Lake City and Salt Lake County
Salt Lake City’s west side and the Ballpark neighborhood are where the next big builds are lined up. The City Council created the Jordan River Fairpark zoning district, about 93 acres at 1500 West North Temple, to help the Power District get built. On October 20, 2026 the council rezoned several city-owned properties at and around the Ballpark to support redevelopment under the Ballpark NEXT plan, expecting at least five acres of them to stay open space. Building here also means planning your waste: new multi-family buildings of three or more units, subdivisions of 20 or more homes, non-residential or mixed-use buildings over 5,000 square feet, and the demolition of a principal structure fall under the city’s construction waste rule (21A.36.250), which asks for a plan showing how 55% of the waste will be recycled or reused and an audit from the company that hauled it.
Nearest yard
Salt Lake City jobs run out of our Salt Lake City yard, right in Salt Lake City (Salt Lake County).
Where loads go
The Salt Lake Valley Landfill is at 6030 West California Avenue (1300 South). Salt Lake County lists construction debris, concrete, asphalt and dirt among the materials it takes there. It does not take solar panels or battery systems, and every load has to be securely covered. Salt Lake County loads go to facilities including Salt Lake County Landfill, Trans-Jordan, Ace Intermountain, Construction Waste Management.
On the street
A dumpster on a Salt Lake City street needs a public way permit, which the city’s Engineering Division requires, and a traffic control permit when it sits on the shoulder of the road. In a restricted parking area it needs a parking permit as well. Every container in the right-of-way must carry four lighted Type 1 barricades, one at each corner, and the city does not supply them.
Salt Lake City’s dumpster permit pageNearby cities
Sources
- Dumpsters and moving containers
Salt Lake City (MyStreet)
- Salt Lake Valley Landfill
Salt Lake County
- Landfill: materials accepted
Salt Lake County
- Construction and demolition waste
Salt Lake City Sustainability
- Jordan River Fairpark zoning district
Salt Lake City Council
- Ballpark zoning map and text amendment
Salt Lake City Council, District 5
Checked October 27, 2026. Rules, hours and fees change; the official page is what counts.
Sizes
Dumpster Sizes for Salt Lake City 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
Salt Lake City Dumpster Rental Questions
Do you deliver dumpsters and porta potties in Salt Lake City?
Yes. We deliver roll-off dumpsters and porta potties across Salt Lake City and the rest of Salt Lake County, with trucks running out of our Salt Lake City yard.
How do I get a dumpster in Salt Lake City?
Book online — enter your Salt Lake City 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 Salt Lake City?
A dumpster on a Salt Lake City street needs a public way permit, which the city’s Engineering Division requires, and a traffic control permit when it sits on the shoulder of the road. In a restricted parking area it needs a parking permit as well. Every container in the right-of-way must carry four lighted Type 1 barricades, one at each corner, and the city does not supply them.