Rubbish Load & Go Rental Guide

How the rental works

1. Send the delivery address, preferred rental block and a description of what you plan to load.
2. Rubbish confirms the material, placement and available dates.
3. The $349 rental charge is due at delivery.
4. You load the trailer during the agreed rental block.
5. Rubbish picks it up, weighs the load through the disposal process and bills any approved overage or separate charges.

What the $349 includes

• A 14-foot by 7-foot by 4-foot dump trailer—approximately 15 cubic yards.
• Your choice of the Tuesday-through-Thursday or Friday-through-Sunday rental block.
• Delivery and pickup within the Cecil County service area.
• Up to one ton of material.

Charges that can be added

Weight above one ton is billed after disposal. Loose tires, approved paint and other material requiring separate handling carry additional charges. Those items must be disclosed before delivery so they can be accepted, priced or kept out of the trailer.

Ask before loading heavy or special material

Concrete, soil, shingles, tires, appliances, paint, propane cylinders and other regulated or unusually heavy material require approval before loading. A trailer can run out of legal weight capacity long before it runs out of space.

Material that cannot go in the trailer

Do not load fuels, chemicals, asbestos, medical waste, ammunition or explosives. If you have any of those materials—or anything you are unsure about—disclose it before delivery. Rubbish will try to find an acceptable option when one is available.

Placement and access

The trailer needs a firm, accessible placement area with enough room for delivery and pickup. Point out soft ground, slopes, gates, septic areas, drain fields and overhead obstructions before the delivery position is approved.