Denver is a borough of about one square mile in northeastern Lancaster County, sitting on Route 272 just south of the Pennsylvania Turnpike’s Reading and Lancaster exit. We run roll-off containers here daily: the borough streets between Main Street and the Cocalico Creek take the smaller boxes, while the warehouses and truck stops out by the interchange book 30 and 40-yard swap-outs.
Every rental includes delivery, pickup, disposal and the listed weight allowance in one flat price. Use the form at the top of this page for a firm quote, or call (267) 394-7733.
What Local Jobs Put in Our Containers
The work here splits three ways. Borough homes along Main, 4th and Walnut Streets are older two-storeys that give up plaster, lath and radiators during remodels, which is heavy debris: one floor can pass 2 tons, so we size those jobs by weight rather than volume. The newer developments toward Reinholds and Stevens generate roofing tear-offs and deck removals that fit a 20-yard with 2 tons included. And the distribution buildings by the Turnpike interchange run scheduled 30 and 40-yard swap-outs for packaging and fit-out waste.
Not sure what your load weighs? The weight calculator converts square footage of plaster, shingles or carpet into tons, and the sizes guide shows every container’s dimensions.
Pricing
The borough uses the Lancaster County rate table. The quote you get is the price you pay: delivery, pickup, the rental period, hauling and disposal are all in the figure, and the standard rental is 14 days with extra days charged per day.
| Dumpster Size | Availability Status | Price Range | Included Weight |
|---|---|---|---|
| 10-yard dumpster | Available | $525 – $725 | 1 ton (2,000 lbs) |
| 12-yard dumpster | Available | $525 – $725 | 1 ton (2,000 lbs) |
| 15-yard dumpster | Available | $525 – $725 | 1 ton (2,000 lbs) |
| 20-yard dumpster | Available | $645 – $845 | 2 ton (4,000 lbs) |
| 30-yard dumpster | Available | $645 – $845 | 2 ton (4,000 lbs) |
| 40-yard dumpster | Available | $820 – $1020 | 4 ton (8,000 lbs) |
Delivery, Pickup and Placement
Book before noon and same-day delivery is available Monday through Saturday; pickup happens within 24 hours of your request. Drivers need 10ft of width, 23ft of straight length and 14ft of overhead clearance to set a box down, which most driveways and alley lots here can give. On block paving we lay boards under the rails at no charge.
What You Can Put In
General household junk, construction and demolition debris, timber, drywall, metal, furniture and yard waste are all accepted. Hazardous material, tires, asbestos, refrigerant appliances and electronics are not, and heavy debris such as concrete or soil needs its own container. See the full accepted and prohibited materials guide for the complete lists.
Permits in Denver Borough
A container on your own driveway or a private lot needs no permit anywhere in Lancaster County. Street placement inside the borough is governed by Denver Borough itself: confirm right-of-way rules with the borough office on Main Street before your delivery date and we will position the container to whatever they specify. Fines for unpermitted street placement in Pennsylvania boroughs commonly run $50 to $500, so five minutes of checking is worth it.
Nearby Towns We Serve
Deliveries here run from the same fleet that covers the rest of Lancaster County. Closest neighbors: Ephrata down Route 272, New Holland to the southeast, and Lititz and Manheim to the west. Reinholds, Stevens, Reamstown and Adamstown book through this page.
Get a Quote
Enter your ZIP in the form at the top of this page or call (267) 394-7733. Tell us the street, the material and the rough volume, and we will confirm the size, the included tonnage, the total price and a delivery slot.
