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Dumpster Rental in Cottonwood Heights, UT

Roll-off dumpsters, porta potties and SWPPP services delivered across Cottonwood Heights from our Murray 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 Murray

In Cottonwood Heights

What We Deliver in Cottonwood Heights

Local Details

Serving Cottonwood Heights and Salt Lake County

Cottonwood Heights is rebuilding streets in 2026. The Cardiff Road reconstruction, set for June 8 to September 7, 2026, replaces driveway approaches, curb and gutter, storm drains, fire hydrants and roadway, and the Fort Union Boulevard mill and overlay continues from Griffiths Place to 3000 East. The city’s December 2025 development report lists minor subdivisions, such as seven lots at 3415 East Big Cottonwood Canyon Road. Right-of-way permit applicants sign a stormwater acknowledgement that includes keeping portable toilets secured and serviced, so plan for a serviced porta potty along with the dumpster.

Nearest yard

Cottonwood Heights is closest to our Murray yard in Salt Lake County.

Where loads go

Cottonwood Heights points residents to the Wasatch Front Waste & Recycling District for trash, recycling and green waste. District residents can request a landfill fee-waiver voucher for the Salt Lake Valley Landfill or for Trans-Jordan’s landfill and Sandy transfer station, good for cars, SUVs, pickups up to 1 ton and hand-unloaded trailers, but not for mattresses, tires or freon items. Salt Lake County loads go to facilities including Salt Lake County Landfill, Trans-Jordan, Ace Intermountain, Construction Waste Management.

On the street

Cottonwood Heights’ code says no object of any kind may be placed in a public way except as city ordinances allow, and work in a public way needs a right-of-way permit from Public Works first (14.16.020). Objects and building materials may sit on a street only temporarily, only where they don’t block or endanger traffic, and only until the city says otherwise (14.20.040).

Cottonwood Heights Code 14.16.020

Sources

Checked October 28, 2026. Rules, hours and fees change; the official page is what counts.

Sizes

Dumpster Sizes for Cottonwood Heights Jobs

  • Black 13 yard Dirty Devil roll-off dumpster on a job site

    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
  • 20 yard roll-off dumpster with the Dirty Devil Disposal logo and phone number

    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
  • Black 30 yard roll-off dumpster with the Dirty Devil Disposal logo and phone number

    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
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Questions

Cottonwood Heights Dumpster Rental Questions

Do you deliver dumpsters and porta potties in Cottonwood Heights?

Yes. We deliver roll-off dumpsters and porta potties across Cottonwood Heights and the rest of Salt Lake County, with trucks running out of our Murray yard.

How do I get a dumpster in Cottonwood Heights?

Book online — enter your Cottonwood Heights 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 Cottonwood Heights?

Cottonwood Heights’ code says no object of any kind may be placed in a public way except as city ordinances allow, and work in a public way needs a right-of-way permit from Public Works first (14.16.020). Objects and building materials may sit on a street only temporarily, only where they don’t block or endanger traffic, and only until the city says otherwise (14.20.040).

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